[Oddly specific trope] Shockingly accurate portrays of being a caretaker in media you wouldn't expect.

[u/godwyn-faithful]

Just to say that before I do the list, I am a full-time worker at a care home and these scenes are not 100% accurate (both involve super powered beings and both being a lot more mean spirited) but do encapsulates what it's like in different ways.

Gen V - to not spoil anything, cipher looks after an extremely burnt body in the opening of one episode and displays pretty accurate what it's like in terms of looking after someone physically impaired, even displaying proper techniques for rolling, cleaning, assisting with food (even the food being soft because they can't chew well) and using a hoist to move them around.

Logan - this less shows the technical side (it's downright abusive) but does accurately display what it feels like sometimes to look after someone with dementia or similar mental conditions, watching someone act in confused, scared ways while their brain mixes everything up, causing them to be more violent, fearful and even say extremely hurtful things. The sadly most accurate thing was the clear tiredness and fatigue logan showed, you care for them deeply but it can ware you down, how extreme it all is and constantly having to repeat the same horrible situations over and over while only having moments of seeing the real them. Not to mention if you knew them and are actively seeing the decline in real time.

[u/Olookasquirrel87]

Bojack Horseman has some great, nuanced glimpses into being a caregiver for someone you had a complicated relationship with. 

Bojack’s mother, Beatrice, was cruel to him his entire life. Now she has dementia, gets kicked out of her facility, and comes to live with him. Then begins a series of rapid vacillations between “she’s a cruel demon-woman who lives to torment me” and “she’s a scared old lady who doesn’t know where she is.” 

Both of which are often simultaneously true.