Erin Foster and her sister Sara were on the Seth and Josh Meyers' podcast Family Trips and were INCREDIBLY annoying. And the interviews Erin has given about Nobody Wants This have been not been very self-aware. I think that's just her personality – being spoiled, neurotic, and not caring how that comes across. I enjoyed the show, and I think ultimately my issues are with her a. The performances were pretty good -- I especially liked both siblings' portrayals. I saw an article saying the main characters should break up in season 2, and at this point, I would agree that this seems a more honest and interesting route to take with them.
oh wowowow. i love this insight so much. thank you for taking the time to leave this comment!! yeah - everything you said is what i picked up on from them and didn't love.
Also I am not Jewish, but many Jewish writers / culture critics have written about the awful depiction of Jewish women (the SIL and her crew, his mother, Rachel being otherwise perfect but just assuming the engagement, etc.) and even just women in general. You might appreciate this column: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/05/opinion/nobody-wants-this-jewish-gender.html
Erin Foster and her sister Sara were on the Seth and Josh Meyers' podcast Family Trips and were INCREDIBLY annoying. And the interviews Erin has given about Nobody Wants This have been not been very self-aware. I think that's just her personality – being spoiled, neurotic, and not caring how that comes across. I enjoyed the show, and I think ultimately my issues are with her a. The performances were pretty good -- I especially liked both siblings' portrayals. I saw an article saying the main characters should break up in season 2, and at this point, I would agree that this seems a more honest and interesting route to take with them.
oh wowowow. i love this insight so much. thank you for taking the time to leave this comment!! yeah - everything you said is what i picked up on from them and didn't love.
Also I am not Jewish, but many Jewish writers / culture critics have written about the awful depiction of Jewish women (the SIL and her crew, his mother, Rachel being otherwise perfect but just assuming the engagement, etc.) and even just women in general. You might appreciate this column: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/05/opinion/nobody-wants-this-jewish-gender.html
I like reading all your letters. I find out things I did not know, and weren't revealed to me when we speak. HOW. DARE. YOU. Love, Momma