▲ 16 r/starfox
I saw the thumbnail and I was both reminded and compelled.
(Disclaimer: I actually think the art direction is pretty cool, just made this as a lil joke)
u/flashmumriken — 7 days ago
u/flashmumriken
▲ 150 r/Judaism
The show came out last year and its main characters are a Jewish family while extensively showing parts of Jewish life through each episode. It's been one of my favorite things I watched last year and I'll be honest, it was my first exposure to a lot of Jewish terms and practices that I didn't know about prior to my conversion journey. I was recently made aware that a 2nd season was coming out this year, and I'm pretty excited about it!
But I wanna know what everyone else thinks about the show? Interested hearing about literally anything at all; how nicely does it represent Jewish culture, what do y'all think of the characters and writing, any favorite or least favorite episode? And for those who haven't watched it or only heard of it, would you put this on your list of things to watch?
u/flashmumriken — 11 days ago
Just something I thought would be fun to ask for those who have finished their geirut: I know, or at least heard that converts get to decide a Hebrew name for themselves, and if it's not too personal to share, I'd love to know what made you decide on that name? (I guess a bonus follow up is were you set on it long before you met your beit din and realized you could choose, or did you only find the perfect one when your conversion was close to finishing?)
Something I wanna ask for those born into Judaism, too, on their Hebrew names and how did you get yours?
u/flashmumriken — 11 days ago