Dear Jane,

When I can’t find anything good to watch on Netflix I return to reruns of “Grace and Frankie”. I never get tired of watching. At age 71, I can relate to the physical changes and a new career in this latest chapter of my life. Absolutely love the success of Grace and Frankie’s business. It gives me hope my efforts might take off…[Read more]

Dear Jane,

After watching the Grace and Frankie episode “The Hinge” (the one where Grace reluctantly admits she might be a “scooter person”), I am compelled to find a way to thank you for being you, for playing your character with so much courage, comedic sensibility, and compassion. I can relate to so much of what Grace is going through physi…[Read more]

Grace and Frankie seem to have everything that reflects our society in Southern California: Divorced families, a married gay couple, Catholics, Jews, adopted children, whites, blacks, conformists, NON-conformists, Hippies, artists, successful business folks. The show has touched on problems that relate to each of these characters. So where’s the…[Read more]