Blue Wave Arrives Just In Time For Girls Reboot

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Yesterday’s midterm blue wave has laid the cultural groundwork for the return of millennial optimism’s greatest piece of media.

It seems Lena Dunham could not have announced a better time to bring back her beloved HBO TV show Girls, as the mid terms seem to have brought back a level of cultural optimism not seen since the millennial optimist period of the late 2000s and early 2010s.

Following the Democrats sweeping victory and the beginning of the end of the Trump decade, Americans are reportedly preparing to re-enter an age of Brooklyn hipsters, iPod Nanos and the Obama era belief that a better future is possible.

The original series, which ran from 2012 to 2017, followed four young women navigating relationships, careers and the consequences of having attended liberal arts colleges.

Political analysts say the election results have provided precisely the conditions needed for another generation of privileged coastal elites to feel like the cultural centre of America once again, and have a show all about them.

Reports suggest Americans have begun listening to Vampire Weekend again, describing their neighbourhoods as 'up and coming' and taking part in the Ice Bucket Challenge and other viral facebook challenges.

There is also renewed hope that a curated Tumblr account might once again make a huge comeback.

For many voters, it is the clearest indication yet that America is finally healing.