2021: The Year Positivity Reigned Supreme on TV and Streaming
, this is one of those feel good shows that reminds viewers that the good always outweighs the bad.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.Adults and teens can learn a lot from this Netflix series that highlights the importance of acceptance. Starring
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