I feel the same way. It's weird, but I love her like a play cousin. I feel obligated to watch all her interviews and projects cause she family, but not really...

*Exactly* how I feel!

YESSSSSSS!! I remember her facial expressions on BuzzFeed! I love seeing those expressions on Abbott Elementary!❤

Never watched Buzzfeed 🤷‍♂️

Me too! 🙋🏻‍♀️

Or "Veronica Palmer" (Portia de Rossi) in "Better Off Ted".

I love Ava, she is that one person who always will talk too much and loud, but when it truly comes to their friends, she will do anything to protect them with all her heart.

i def think it's akin to parks. it's the first will they or won't they couple i've rooted for in a long time. maybe since parks ben and leslie. also worried about getting together cuz of work!

I realized this would quickly outpace parks and rec in the first season, mostly because i saw an interview where Quinta said they were creating a show that is intended to be on the air for many years, unlike parks where they only started world-building once they realized they weren’t getting canceled.

There is serious problem with American entertainment with such a focus on crime shows and they are so specific and graphic. I find it so odd. I think courtroom dramas started out long ago in earnest to educate people of their rights and the process of law with entertainment, but then it's taken a dark turn. No they just make entertainment out of people's personal misery.

Ummm! They do have many shows like that! She’s not the original creator of that specific movements! The office did it and so did modern family and many other shows

@@barcelonachair6487I do agree! Many shows are based on criminals!! Cartels and crap

​@@javiruiz8365 They never said that? They're just talking about the current trends of television.

@@javiruiz8365 you mentioned shows that are reruns.

It’s sad! I remember having like 10 different shows that I loved! Now it’s just Abbott and the conners!

Sameee

She already stopped writing for the show! She has like 20 other people writing for it!!! That’s what actually makes it successful

​@javiruiz8365 loud and wrong 🤡

That's so disappointing. Philly is such a huge part of America's history, I'm sad it's not getting it's flowers. My son is about to move there & I worry - it sounds like a hard city for young people to get their start in.

Sounds like what NYC went through in the 1970s and 80s when neighborhoods were literally burning. So hang in there, because things do get better, the pendulum does swing. I think creative experimentation works? For instance, tenants managing their own buildings that had been abandoned by the landlords. Seemed like a wild idea, no one had a better one, situation desperate, so yeah let's try this. That kind of almost desperate creativity. There are people within every department who have creative ideas, but they are not speaking up because they don't want their boss to call them crazy. Find a safe space for sharing those fresh ideas in parks, housing, everything. Education is probably the hardest because it's so complex, but.... I'm not trying to say that NYC is perfect now (we desperately need a new mayor right now) but it's not the 1970s. Things will get better if everyone just keeps on shouting how much they love Philly and keeps on trying new things. Continuing the old things, that's not working, so why not? Hang in there! Loving a whole city is hard, but so worth it. 🌆

This!!

I heard Alan Alda auditioned... 🙂

#JuneIsImprovAwarenessMonth

I want to know too. And why so low 🤔

Maybe 'Abbott'

Dude, Nikki Glaser was just yesterday; Nicola Coughlan the day before that. You need one every five minutes or something?

@@DeathlyTired 👴🏻🥃 YO ASS GOT SUNS AND MOONS

@@DeathlyTired 👴🏻🥃 U NEED A JOB AND A GYM