A cornerstone of every ’90s sitcom and a moral compass for troubled teens in every high school drama, TV parents always find a way to share their wisdom through episodes, providing comfort and comedy for their kids on screen well into the future. screen audience. Scroll down for a look back at five TV couples (or single parents) we can’t help but love!
Sandy and Kirsten Cohen, The OC
The parent figures of all Orange County residents Sandy (Peter Gallagher) and Kirsten (Kelly Rowan) balance each other out, with his looser ideas compared to her more rigid ideals. They are by no means perfect: from the very beginning, Sandy and Kirsten argue. When Sandy brings Ryan (Ben McKenzie) home after being his lawyer and seeing that his house doesn’t fit, Kirsten takes issue with the idea of a thug living in their house, especially with their teenage son Seth (Adam Brody ). The two fight, but in the end, the love for the family and for each other always brings them back and realigns their values to always work to protect the family. Sandy and Kirsten show a paternal and maternal presence not only to their biological son, but also to Ryan, as well as helping out their friends, such as when Sandy struggles to get Marissa (Mischa Barton) back in school. They try their best and care what the public can see from their actions.
Bert Hummel, Glee
Kurt (Chris Colfer) lost his mother at a young age, leaving him with his hyper-male mechanical father Bert (Mike O’Malley). At first glance, the complete opposite, Bert hugs his son. Although he tried to repress some of Kurt’s interests, when Kurt finally comes out as gay, he fully supports him and reminds him of his love. Burt then takes a second child, Finn (Corey Monteith), when he marries Finn’s mother. His love for both never wavers. She shows her dedication when she discusses his decision to marry Rachel (Lea Michele) with Finn and, with good intentions, tries to convince him to postpone the wedding. And how can we forget her re-creation of the Single Ladies dance for Kurt? Priceless
Phil and Claire Dunphy, Modern Family
Phil (Ty Burrell) and Claire (Julie Bowen) are not only parents, but also best friends. Even though they have very different personalities, they deeply love and support each other in their careers and lives. However, their different personalities influence their approach to parenting, causing some conflict. Phil solves problems with ease thanks to his extravagant nature, while Claire leans towards a more strict parenting style. When Hayley (Sarah Hyland) starts dating Dylan (Reid Ewing), Phil gets closer to his new boyfriend, and Claire finds him extremely immature. In the end, they agree on what matters most in the family and even go on surveillance to see if their son (Nolan Gould) is using drugs.
Steph and Lena Adams Foster, The Fosters and Good Trouble
The Adams Foster family is no stranger to intense drama. You can always feel the love in the house, despite the constant presence of uncertainty, from the precarious fate of their adopted daughter Callie (Maya Mitchell) in the justice system and whether they can be reunited with her and her biological brother (Hayden Byerley) in their children. victims of a school shooting. No matter the circumstances, mothers are always supportive of their children and ready to give them a comforting hug. Although, like many parents, Steph (Teri Polo) and Lena (Sherri Saum) face difficulties in their relationship, such as when Steph had to face her inner homophobia while planning their wedding, both are natural guardians who try to console each other and their loved ones. children.
Joyce Byers, “Stranger Things”
Joyce (Winona Ryder) did everything for her children. Everyone treats Joyce like she’s having a nervous breakdown when she senses that the missing Will (Noah Schnapp) is communicating with her through the light. However, despite the criticism, she persists and eventually falls into the Reversed Position, risking her life to save Will. Later, her inquisitive mind and maternal instincts help her solve other supernatural problems in the city. Despite everything she’s been through, she’s ready to fight the Russians and travel to other dimensions to save her children.
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