'Every Year After' TV Show Adaptation: hot or flop? (Bonus Episode)

So I think the best place to start at is kind of the central element of it.

The love triangle or not love triangle, because as opposed to the summer I turned pretty where that is kind of, you know, that's bouncing back and forth between like these two brothers as, you know, both viable love interests.

One thing that I've always loved about this story is that Charlie has never seen this as an actual option.

He's seen it as a mistake, not as an option, which I think is a market change.

over any other thing.

I actually had this question where I'm like, is it better to sleep with your boyfriend's brother and not be in love with him? Or is it better to sleep with your boyfriend's brother and be in love with him and like kind of go back and forth between? That's like the debate I've had in my head.

Like, would you rather a situation like this that's like emotionally devastating in a very particular way? Or would you rather the samurai turn pretty and be bouncing back and forth between? I

actually think this is part of why I hate media about brothers, despite consuming a lot of it.

But shout out to Supernatural for not attempting to do any sort of love triangle.

Yeah, I think

that was shocking.

In 15 seasons?

Yeah, 15 seasons and they were not once pursuing the same woman really or at least in a meaningful way.

Yeah, people ship them with each

other but not with the same woman.

I really hate love triangles within family dynamics.

I think there are like a lot of nerves that it hits for me.

And you hate belly.

Yeah, because of that.

Not just as somebody who is so self-righteous.

I get it.

But also because like I, family is everything to me.

I cannot imagine a man getting in between that.

And so it's like the double betrayal of like obviously your partner wanting to like devastate that family system.

But then also your family also participating in that, your loved ones.

So I think the best place to start at is kind of the central element of it.

The love triangle or not love triangle, because as opposed to the summer I turned pretty where that is kind of, you know, that's bouncing back and forth between like these two brothers as, you know, both viable love interests.

One thing that I've always loved about this story is that Charlie has never seen this as an actual option.

He's seen it as a mistake, not as an option, which I think is a market change.

over any other thing.

I actually had this question where I'm like, is it better to sleep with your boyfriend's brother and not be in love with him? Or is it better to sleep with your boyfriend's brother and be in love with him and like kind of go back and forth between? That's like the debate I've had in my head.

Like, would you rather a situation like this that's like emotionally devastating in a very particular way? Or would you rather the samurai turn pretty and be bouncing back and forth between? I

actually think this is part of why I hate media about brothers, despite consuming a lot of it.

But shout out to Supernatural for not attempting to do any sort of love triangle.

Yeah, I think

that was shocking.

In 15 seasons?

Yeah, 15 seasons and they were not once pursuing the same woman really or at least in a meaningful way.

Yeah, people ship them with each

other but not with the same woman.

I really hate love triangles within family dynamics.

I think there are like a lot of nerves that it hits for me.

And you hate belly.

Yeah, because of that.

Not just as somebody who is so self-righteous.

I get it.

But also because like I, family is everything to me.

I cannot imagine a man getting in between that.

And so it's like the double betrayal of like obviously your partner wanting to like devastate that family system.

But then also your family also participating in that, your loved ones.