All episodes
Tangled - How Girls Get Gaslit
Friends’ Emily - The Tragedy of the Runner-Up Love Interest
The Pandemic Onscreen - How Film & TV Does Covid
How the Madonna-Whore Complex Still Reigns
Why Ted is the Villain of How I Met Your Mother
Bridesmaids: Why Helen Has No Friends
The Matrix 4, Ending Explained - "Fixing" Trinity Syndrome
The Pick Me Girl - Reflecting Our Insecurities Back to Us
Janet Jackson, Taking Back Control
The Girlboss Villain Is Everywhere - It's Enough Now
Grey’s Anatomy - Why McDreamy Isn’t That Dreamy
Why We Need Classic Movies (And How To Save Them)
How Phoebe and Mike Redefined "Settling"
Succession Season 3 - The Secret to Winning ‘the Game’
And Just Like That - How Sex and the City Changed
The Office - In Defense of Toby
Legally Blonde and the History of the “Dumb Blonde”
Forrest Gump: The Myth of America
The Good Girl Trope - Why Women Can't Win
Pete Davidson, Heartthrob - Why the “Hotness Gap” is BS
The "Mean Girl" Trio - Three Types of Bad Female Rulers
The Dragon Lady Trope - Reclaiming Her Power
The Weird Girl Trope, Explained
The Office's Andy - Privilege Can't Buy Happiness
The Housewife Onscreen, Start Valuing Her More
How I Met Your Mother's Controversial Ending, Explained
All the Metaphors in The Matrix, Explained
Stop Talking About If Female Characters Are “Likable”
The “Victim” Onscreen and How She’s Been Misrepresented
The Nice Guy Trope, Explained
The Devil Wears Prada: Miranda Priestly - A Defense of Perfectionism
Clickbait’s Crazy Ending, Explained - The Clickbaiting of Film & TV
The Antihero’s Wife - Home Is Where The Crime Is
The Office: Why Michael Scott is Actually the World’s Best Boss
The "Quirky Black Character" - How Black Creators Challenge Stereotypes
Mean Girls: Regina George, The Psychology of a Dictator
Ted Lasso on Today's Toxic Positivity - Season 2 Ending Explained
The Cool Girl Trope, Explained