TVOM: The familiarity in routines is often more comforting than practical, and in Transparent, spiritual rituals and family affairs both fall under this balloon of “routine,” even though they are hardly anything but. If there’s a pattern forming in the first half of Transparent‘s second season, it’s beginning to frame itself around Ali’s shifting sexuality, attempting to dig into her own past as she tries to face her uncertain future. And all around her, the members of the Pfefferman clan are throwing themselves headfirst into the routines and behaviors of the past they expect to find comfort in; and of course, they all come up feeling as lost and empty as they did before.
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