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A grandmother's life is upended when her husband leaves her after 33 years of marriage. She navigates this new chapter with the help of her family, grace, dignity, and jello salad.
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Former childhood best friends reconnect as adults and try to get past the rift that led to their falling out.
Platonic keeps the warm, unsentimental comedy of starting over after a long relationship shift, with Leanne-style family-adjacent awkwardness. Two friends rebuild closeness through tense conversations and everyday friction, so the laughs come from social missteps and loyalty tests, not big farce.
Swedish comedy about families living in the upscale Stockholm suburb of Saltsjöbaden.
Solsidan delivers the same cozy domestic comedy where everyday life turns into a slow-brewing mess, like Leanne’s jello-salad-level specificity. The affluent suburban ensemble trades quick punchlines for observational scenes of family routines, mild satire, and dry misunderstandings, with warmth that stays grounded even when things get uncomfortable.
Charles, a retired man, gets a new lease on life when he answers an ad from a private investigator and becomes a mole in a secret investigation in a nursing home.
A Man on the Inside shares Leanne’s late-life reinvention vibe, where dignity and humor show up in small, stubborn choices. An older outsider navigates workplace-style relationships and low-stakes cases at a relaxed pace, giving you gentle tension and character connection, but with more mystery structure than family-centered chaos.
