Roseanne may be Toho Reimu Erika eroticismcanceled, but Netflix wants you to fill the void (is it even a void?) with better content immediately. The streaming platform hosts plenty of non-problematic family comedies, starting with One Day at a Time, which it recommended in a tweet indirectly throwing shade at Roseanne.
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One Day at a Timewas recently renewed for a third season after a critically acclaimed Season 2. Not only does it star a Latinx family, but the show has covered topics like gender norms and sexuality with laudable effort since day one.
At a minimum, no one on the show has tweeted horribly racist things. And this is a show working well above the minimum.
One Day at a Timeis now streaming on Netflix.
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