Alright for the third opinion post I'm going with a TV show.
If you know me then you already know that I am a huge fan of Gilmore Girls (I own all seven seasons). This show centers on the relationship between a mother, and daughter (Lorelai, and Rory) living in a small town, while trying to reconnect to the grandparents, who the mother ran away from after she had gotten pregnant at 16, and wanted control of her own life. The show also shows the distinctions between the mother and daughters small-town lives VS. the cultured, and society style life of the wealthy grandparents.
The show unlike most has several main characters, so each episode is not the cliché meet a new character then never hear from them again (can't stand those). The show is very witty, and lengthy script wise (They talk a lot in this show which to me is enjoyable). The series follows their lives as Rory is in her second year of high school all the way to her final year in college.
If you have never seen this show, I strongly recommend you to at least try it. As for me? I enjoy watching it daily there are so many story lines that go together, yet stand out just by themselves I honestly never tire of the show. If you asked anyone who knew me odds are if you asked for my favorite TV show, most everyone would say Gilmore Girls.
*The writer for the first six seasons Amy Sherman-Palladino is also the writer for the new abcFamily show Bunheads, which as had appearances by several Gilmore Girls stars.*
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