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The TV Shows That Shaped My Brain Chemistry | Almost Normal Ep 63

What if your favorite TV shows didn’t just entertain you — they raised you? 👀 In this episode, Rita breaks down the comfort shows she’s watched over and over again (Peep Show, Fleabag, Broad City, Fresh Meat, Transparent, Californication, and The Trip) and how they’ve literally shaped her identity, humor, feminism, and worldview. From Mark Corrigan’s anxious inner monologue to Fleabag’s brutal honesty, these characters became her TV parents — awkward dads, chaotic moms, eccentric uncles — teaching her more about life than actual adults ever did. It’s a weird, funny, and slightly philosophical deep-dive into how rewatching the same shows again and again can feel like building a family out of fictional characters. Expect awkward truths, feminist chaos, tragic-comedy wisdom, and lots of love for the messiness of being human. ✨ If you’ve ever been raised by TV, this episode is for you. Comment below: who’s your TV mom or dad? #peepshow #transparent #fleabag #freshmeat #californication #thetrip #broadcity