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macramelampshade t1_j2b8wur wrote

It’s documentary, not fiction but How to with John Wilson scratched that itch.

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Klaas_ t1_j2b9qar wrote

The Rehearsal really hits the slice of life feel, which is rare for reality TV shows as of late

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trashcan_paradise t1_j2bbgiy wrote

King of the Hill is a great example of a slice-of-life show. The conflicts introduced in each episode are usually pretty dang believable, can be resolved by the characters being honest and/or actually opening up about their feelings, and feels grounded in a way no other animated show (and few live action shows for that matter) could be.

Heck, one of the better episodes of season 1 is about Hank Hill being constipated because of his stubborn refusal to change his diet or ask for help. It seems like a silly premise for a 23 minute episode, but it's so relatable that it works.

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MrX16 t1_j2be6ih wrote

"Easy" on Netflix

Lots of interconnected stories set in Chicago, but each episode is a standalone story.

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