The word "family" gets tossed around so casually these days. It's become a marketing tactic, a way to sell us an idealized version of reality. But sometimes, just sometimes, you see glimpses of genuine connection, and that's what I hope this video captures. I've been in toxic work environments where "family" was used to manipulate and control, so I'm understandably cynical. However, I'm open to being proven wrong. Show me the real, raw moments, the struggles and the triumphs, and then maybe, just maybe, I'll believe in the "family" narrative.

I've been following this show since day one. Seeing this cast evolve has been a privilege. From awkward first meetings to inside jokes and genuine support, their journey reflects the beautiful messiness of real-life relationships. It reminds me of my own group of friends, how we've stumbled through life together, picking each other up during tough times and celebrating every little victory. It's a testament to the power of human connection and the enduring bonds that can form when people share a common goal.

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Seven seasons? That's like, a whole hobbit journey. They've probably aged in dog years. Someone needs to check their rings for inscription wear.

From co-stars to soulmates! Is there a support group for people emotionally invested in fictional families? Asking for myself.

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