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TV Creators Turn to Romance as Audiences Seek Escape from Doomsday Headlines

By

Megan Vick

2h ago· 4 min readenInsight

Summary

The article explores how television shows are increasingly focusing on love and romance as audiences seek escape from distressing news headlines. Creator Erin Foster of "Nobody Wants This" explains that romance makes people feel good in a world filled with upsetting content. The piece examines how romance is defined differently across various shows, from emotional arcs to compelling bedroom stories, with buzzy series like 'Bridgerton' and 'Nobody Wants This' leading the trend.

Key quotes

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It seems so hard to open your phone and not see something that is really upsetting.
It makes sense that there would be this draw toward things that make you feel good.
Romance makes us feel good.
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Love and romance are center stage on buzzy shows like 'Nobody Wants this' and 'Bridgerton.'

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