Felicity

3 Thoughts After Completing ‘Felicity’: 1. This is such a special time capsule of a show, with a charismatic ensemble cast that had fantastic chemistry. But it was Keri Russell that truly carried them through with an effortlessly-heartfelt performance. There aren’t many characters as organically lovable and wholesome as Felicity Porter. 2. Felicity and [spoiler]Ben[/spoiler] have one of the greatest television love stories of all time. I cheered them on through all their triumphs and tribulations, and — at the end of it all — this is _their_ story. 3. The creators should be endlessly scolded and judged for deciding to change a lovely _(and unique)_ opening credits sequence to one of the worst theme songs to ever tarnish the small screen. It was truly awful. I spent the second half of this series scoffing EVERY SINGLE time it came on. _Felicity_ deserved so much better. Bonus Thought: The show ended in such a weird and wacky way that I enjoyed and appreciated. Others may feel differently, but I thought it separated this series from the pack and made it even more special within the genre.

Nostalgia. I like how naively simplistic and juvenile it was. Perfect for its target audience.