who voices him pls i need to know
season 1 episode 10 "sweetbeak"
help :{

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Okay but she has the smoothiest silliest voice I ever heard & I wish there was more of it tbh.

first of all, his character introduction was completely rushed, we jump from tuca grieving kara at the end of s2 straight to her being with figgy s3. all we know about them is they have sexual compatibility.

i can look past this because who knows how much time the creators had to work with seeing as s3 was the final one.

but seriously with his alcoholism and tuca’s sobriety being such a huge part of the story? she went BACK to him?!?? it boggles my mind!

sure he is nice, charming, they clearly have chemistry. it seems he was dedicated to maintaining his addiction in the final episode. but I think their decision to get back together would have held more weight if we could have seen them dating each other the same way we did with tuca and kara. we just hardly know him as a character.

also, I absolutely HATE KARA and i’m so annoyed that she was such a big part of the show’s finale!!! TUCA DESERVES BETTER THAN KARA OR FIGGY!!!

Tuca’s pain garden was such an amazing way to describe chronic pain.

The episode talks about how every month Tuca goes through extremely intense pain from her periods. The pain is so severe that it stops her from living her life.

This episode really portrayed how terrible healthcare is. Tuca’s pains began when she was young and no doctor ever took her serious or tried to help her. I have PCOS and suspected endometriosis and it was extremely refreshing and meaningful to see the struggle hundreds of thousands of women go through represented.

Whenever Tuca experiences this pain, her body gets covered in soil that holds her in place and flowers come from it. Theres nothing she can do to stop it or prevent it. All she can do is sit and wait for the pain to pass.

Tuca attempts to get a diagnosis and treatment but it doesn’t work out. Tuca didn’t actually get any answers or help. Of course the show kept it funny but it truly showed the reality of chronic pain/illness.

(Don’t mind all the typo’s. It’s 7 am and I haven’t slept lol.)

Hi, I was just wondering: is there an official Discord server for the show that is run by the creators? If not, then a fan Discord would be the next best thing.

For context, I (21F) have a really hard time when it comes to relationships (platonic or romantic). Not that they always end poorly by any means, I just don't really find myself having anyone I feel espically close to. Im surrounded by people, but it's typically sort of.. empty? If that makes any sense.

This show really got to me in a way I had 0 expectations for it to, and honestly gave me a much better idea as to what it is that I really want within my relationships. Even though I'm not very anxious outwardly, I relate a lot to Bertie's anxiety, and found myself wishing I had a support system built off genuine connections like hers. Having hangout friends is fine and I enjoy meeting and supporting others, but watching the way Tuca and Bertie and Speckle are with each other really cemented in my head that THATS what I actually value/want in my life. I want to have a friend I can love and support and vice versa without feeling like I'm always the "therapist friend". And I want a partner like Speckle who has their own interests and life, but also treats me with respect and care in a way thats mutual. I don't want to worry about me slipping up and saying the wrong thing once and everything falling apart the way I do. The episode where Bertie feels like a haunted house and, in the end, invited Tuca and Speckle because she knows them and trusts them and stops seeing herself as a burden got me for sure.

Anyways, long story short I'm so grateful for Tuca and Bertie existing. Will definately be a show I rewatch when things get tough :)

I was watching tuca and bertie for the first time in years when I noticed everything was off, the first episode wasn't about speckles sugar bowl? It was about therapy and I swear I watched that exact scene but later in the show, with the therapist that tells her to cut everyone out, I assumed I remembered it wrong? A bunch of stuff I'd never seen before Happened and I was like okay what. then I went to Google if it was edited or remodified and couldn't find anything, But with my smart tv open I can see that the name of season one episode one is different from what it shows on Google

It looks good but given how it doesn't seem like there isn't gonna be anymore episodes I'm worried I'll watch the show, finish it, and then be starved of content

Edit: Finally started watching last night!

i'm in aus i cant find it

Edit: I just finished season 2 and 3, really sad there’s no more episodes. Other people may dislike Tuca but my friend is literally Tuca. It’s almost like this character was based off her and our relationship! From the suspected ADHD, job hopping, romantic relationships, endometriosis/ period uterus related issues to family matters. I’m really pushing her to watch this show! I think having representation and different narratives of women lives are uplifting :) it creates solidarity and helps young women navigate the complexities of AFAB experiences- like dismissive health professionals regarding women’s health, workplace harassment, romantic relationships and general human experience like depression, anxiety and trauma. I really like how friendship is the central theme of this series, it is depicted in a less transactional way like other shows and IMO, very realistic and is a great representation of my platonic relationship with my besties.

I only watched season 1. I’m quite confident Tuca have ADHD! She reminds me of my best friend who have ADHD and I have ADHD-Autism.

My friend acts so much like Tuca it feels like watching my own friendship dynamic 😭 in high school and early 20s— always job hopping, getting into troubles, problem with substance abuse, but very outspoken, confident, charismatic and erratic. I used to be anxious and have social anxiety like Bertie… I don’t know think Bertie have autism but her experiences are relatable

Considering how much she likes positive media like that “I’m always gonna love you” song and how her family was at least relatively dysfunctional. I imagine Tuca would’ve been a fan too.

saw this sign and immediately thought when will pastry pete stop??