History Heartwarming / TucaAndBertie

* Tuca and Figgy admitting they still have feelings for one another; Figgy in particular calls her the only thing getting him through his period of enforced sobriety. Tuca asks whether they can make it work and Figgy hesitates, looks at all the drinks at the wedding, then back to Tuca... and picks Tuca.

* Tuca and Figgy admitting they still have feelings for one another; Figgy in particular calls her the only thing getting him through his period of enforced sobriety. Tuca asks whether they can make it work and Figgy hesitates, looks at all the drinks at the wedding, then back to Tuca...and picks Tuca.

* Tuca's visit to her family ends with another fight with Terry, and it seems like the two sisters will never really reconcile. However, after the visit to Bertie's parents, Tuca realizes she'd rather talk out her problems with her sister as opposed to just bottling things up until they explode. So she invites Terry to a cafe, pretending they're strangers meeting for the first time, so they can have a mature conversation. It ends with Terry not only admitting she knows she's a "huge bitch" who is just as much to blame for the friction as Tuca, but that she ''is'' impressed with Tuca staying sober. Terry admits that their clashing personalities will mean they'll likely always fight, but Tuca reassures her that that's just part of being in their family. The sisters part on good terms.

* Tuca has a [[DisneyAcidSequence surreal imagine spot]] in which Kara refuses to allow Tuca (both represented by translucent figures) to dance and literally makes her feel small. Suddenly, the stark blacks and whites are blown away by a translucent Bertie who swoops in and fills the scene with bright red color, and together with Tuca, they dance in joyful, perfect harmony.

''Tuca & Bertie'' is ''Series/BojackHorseman'' on anti-depressants. It's no surprise that it's ''quite'' a bit more heartwarming than its cousin show.

* Bertie and Tuca finally talk about the "Bertie is keeping me alone" cup, [[MoralEventHorizon after Kara reveals once and for all that she's a truly terrible person]]. Bertie apologizes for holding Tuca back, but Tuca reassures Bertie that it was never really her fault; Tuca herself was the biggest hurtle, and was using Bertie as an excuse to not try. Now that she ''has'' tried with Kara, she thinks it might be a lost cause to continue dating, but Bertie assures her that she's just as worthy of love as anyone else, and just because Kara didn't appreciate her doesn't mean someone out there won't.

* [[DirtyOldMan Bruce]] of all people gets one when he tells Tuca that a relationship should involve compromise from both sides, and that Tuca -- sober or otherwise -- is a wild, sexy bird who Kara should be showing off.

* After it seemed like Tuca's sister hasn't forgiven her for her actions following their mother's death, a choice meeting with Tuca reveals that Terry knows she's at fault too and admits her daughter, Tulip, ''loves'' her and calls her the "[[CoolAunt Fun Aunt]]". It ends with Terry admitting that she IS impressed with Tuca staying sober, but acknowledges that they'll likely ALWAYS have fights, to which Tuca replies that it's all part of their family and the two end up on very good terms. Considering what could have happened, it's nice to see that Tuca does have some family actually by her side.

* Speckle's response to Bertie bringing a very protective Tuca along on their first date, especially when held up next to Kara's behavior in the present. He's completely fine with it and he says that if Tuca is part of the package, sign him up.

* Although it makes Tuca's controlling, abusive relationship with Kara all the sadder to watch, Bertie and Speckle's interactions at the fair are adorable. They laugh, playfully tease each other, work together as a team, and compromise effortlessly, enjoying one another's company and happy as can be. One particularly cute scene sees Speckle bring Bertie out to dance and kiss in the rain so they can be like a cute movie couple.

* Tuca's little smile when Speckle responded to her over protectiveness by joining her in the joke and assuring her he understood. She didn't start liking him then and there but at least seemed impressed he wasn't put off by hers and Bertie friendship.

* After a night of exploring the city together, Kara singing Tuca to sleep as Tuca lays her head in her lap. Also the very subtle call back to Speckle describing his and Bertie's home together as a little patch of yellow light welcoming him against the nighttime blue; Kara lives in a lighthouse. [[spoiler:Their relationship quickly ceases to be cute, but it's a nice moment while it lasts.]]

* After it seemed like Tuca's sister hasn't forgiven her for her actions following their mother's death, a choice meeting with Tuca reveals that Terry knows she's at fault too and admits her daughter, Tulip, LOVES her and calls her the "Fun Aunt". It ends with Terry admitting that she IS impressed with Tuca staying sober, but achknowledges that they'll likely ALWAYS have fights, to which Tuca replies that it's all part of their family and the two end up on VERY good terms. Considering what could have happened, it's nice to see that Tuca does have some family actually by her side.

* Although it makes Tuca's controlling, abusive relationship with Kara all the sadder to watch, Bertie and Speckle's interactions at the fair are adorable. They laugh, playfully tease each other, work together as a team, and compromise effortlessly, enjoying one another's company and happy as can be.
* Tuca has a surreal imagine spot in which Kara refuses to allow Tuca (both represented by translucent figures) to dance and literally makes her feel small. Suddenly, the stark blacks and whites are blown away by a translucent Bertie who swoops in and fills the scene with bright red color, and together with Tuca, they dance in joyful, perfect harmony.

* [[DirtyOldMan Bruce]] of all people gets one when he tells Tuca that a relationship should involve compromise from both sides, and that Tuca's a wild, sexy bird who Kara should be showing off.

* After it seeming like Tuca's sister hasn't forgiven her for her actions following their mother's death, a choice meeting with Tuca reveals that Terry knows she's at fault too and admits her daughter, Tulip, LOVES her and calls her the "Fun Aunt". It ends with Terry admitting that she IS impressed with Tuca staying sober, but achknowledges that they'll likely ALWAYS have fights, to which Tuca replies that it's all part of their family and the two end up on VERY good terms. Considering what could have happened, it's nice to see that Tuca does have some family actually by her side.

* Tuca's little smile when Speckle responded to her over protectiveness by joining her in the joke and assuring her he understood. She didn't start liking him then and there but at least seemed impressed he wasn't put off by their friendship.

* After a night of exploring the city together, Kara singing Tuca to sleep as Tuca lays her head in her lap. Also the very subtle call back to Speckle describing his and Bertie's home together as a little patch of yellow light welcoming him against the nighttime blue; Kara lives in a lighthouse.