“It's so rare to see on TV the humanization of seniors who live with Alzheimer's disease.”
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“Cousineau’s troupe of hopefuls is fairly diverse, but they’re so one-dimensional that it’s mostly symbolic.”
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“Season 2 of The Flash continues to be a mix of good intentions and significant missteps.”
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“At its best, the first season of The Flash is a rebuttal of toxic masculinity. On the flipside, women remain marginalized and disability is mishandled.”
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“The non-white roles in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel are about as lazy as you can get, if not a bit regressive.”
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“The diversity of Dark Matter appears strong, but scratch beneath the surface and you’ll quickly find retro underpinnings that keep this show from being truly progressive.”
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“I don’t love the show, but I love what it wants to be and has the potential to be.”
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“Outlander is fantastically feminist but has never heard of intersectionality."
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“Big Little Lies features dynamic and engaging women—an effort that unfortunately does not extend to race or sexuality.“
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“American Gods commits the biggest sin a prestige television show can—giving the glossy veneer of thoughtful racial and gender commentary but leaving much to be desired.”
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“Unfortunately, a good portion of the interpersonal conflicts have to do with marriage and men.”
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