Charlotte’s Choo-Choo-Choice: MRS DOUBTFIRE Now arriving at Recommend Station. Alight here for answers to the most pressing questions of our time: -       Why hasn’t Mark seen this film? -       Whose side are we meant to be on? -       Why don’t they know she’s Scottish? Find out in Charlotte’s recap of 1993 classic MRS DOUBTFIRE. It will knock your stockings off.Instagram - <a href='https://www.instagram.com/recommendstation/'>@recommendstation</a>

Charlotte’s Choo-Choo-Choice: MRS DOUBTFIRE Now arriving at Recommend Station. Alight here for answers to the most pressing questions of our time: - Why hasn’t Mark seen this film? - Whose side are we meant to be on? - Why don’t they know she’s Scottish? Find out in Charlotte’s recap of 1993 classic MRS DOUBTFIRE. It will knock your stockings off. Instagram - @recommendstation

Charlotte’s Choo-Choo-Choice: MRS DOUBTFIRE Now arriving at Recommend Station. Alight here for answers to the most pressing questions of our time: -&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Why hasn’t Mark seen this film? -&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Whose side are we meant to be on? -&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Why don’t they know she’s Scottish? Find out in Charlotte’s recap of 1993 classic MRS DOUBTFIRE. It will knock your stockings off.Instagram - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/recommendstation/" rel="noopener noreferrer">@recommendstation</a>

Mrs Doubtfire

We are Mark and Charlotte: married couple, friends, and parents of two babies called Ted (aka Shrimmy) and Mavi. Separated by an age gap of 6 whole years, none of our childhood films are the same. We’re on a nostalgic journey of rediscovery and reappraisal as we share these films with each other…and you! (if you’re into it)&nbsp; Are these films as good as we remember? Will they become childhood staples for our descendants? Or left to gather dust on the VHS shelf. Let’s board the train for Recommend Station and find out!

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We are Mark and Charlotte: married couple, friends, and parents of two babies called Ted (aka Shrimmy) and Mavi. Separated by an age gap of 6 whole years, none of our childhood films are the same. We’re on a nostalgic journey of rediscovery and reappraisal as we share these films with each other…and you! (if you’re into it)  Are these films as good as we remember? Will they become childhood staples for our descendants? Or left to gather dust on the VHS shelf. Let’s board the train for Recommend Station and find out!

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