
Why Is It Always Me?(1980)
Aimed at teenagers, this explores common adolescent struggles and conflicts with family and peers. The title reflects the common experience of feeling targeted or singled out, a theme that resonates with many viewers, especially those who watched it as teenagers when it was relevant.
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