Only Murders in the Building
Yes, there's death in this Hulu series, but Selena Gomez, Martin Short and Steve Martin infuse every scene with humor and lightness. It also inspires such happiness to see these three characters, who were once strangers to each other, become a family as they solve the murder of Tim Kono.
Never Have I Ever
As adults, it's so much easier to look back on the ups and downs of our teenage years with a sense of humor. It's what makes this Mindy Kaling-created show so hilarious because there's an understanding that everything will work out for Devi, who is portrayed with sincerity and empathy by Maitreyi Ramakrishnan.
Rutherford Falls
This Peacock series, brought to you by the same creators of The Good Place and Parks & Recreation, celebrates indigenous cultures and communities. Starring Ed Helms and Jana Schmieding, this is one of those feel good shows that reminds viewers that the good always outweighs the bad.
Emily in Paris
In this Netflix Original, newcomer Emily has a rude awakening when her bubbly, go-getter attitude is met with resistance from the chic Parisians. But with time, the fashionable marketing executive has chipped away at the cold hearts of her French counterparts, and finds love in the process. The European backdrop certainly is dreamy, too.
Season two of the series is streaming now on Netflix.
Sex Education
Adults and teens can learn a lot from this Netflix series that highlights the importance of acceptance. Starring Gillian Anderson, Asa Butterfield, Emma Mackey, Ncuti Gatwa and others, the series navigate real world problems with a sense of humor and empathy that is positively refreshing.
This Is Us
While completely heartbreaking at times, this NBC show also gives us those warm and fuzzy feelings with its portrayal of the Pearson family. And as the show continues its final season, the writers are sending off the Pearsons with their best episodes yet.

