“Ted Lasso shows how much work goes into maintaining mental health, revealing it to be the ongoing journey it is.”
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“The kindness and warmth of Heartstopper’s female friendships provides a refreshing take to the cattiness other media tends to project onto teen girls.”
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“I can’t remember the last time I’ve felt so seen by a show, or felt so strongly that watching Beef has helped me to see others.”
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“Star Trek: The Next Generation’s greatest sin was the way it failed some of its cast members.”
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“While LGBTQ representation may not be the deepest in She-Hulk, it’s positive to see different sexual identities normalized.”
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“Many autistic viewers have mixed feelings about The Good Doctor.”
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“The Bear is more inclusive than its premise would have you think.”
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“Adding a gay character to Bridgerton is better than no representation at all, but the queerbaiting that comes with him is less welcome.”
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“It’s fascinating to watch Reagan navigate tests of cultural purity.”
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“Them gives room to see Black women support and be present for each other.”
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“If the writers can tamp down the earnestness, Good Trouble’s inclusive themes will make even more of an impact.”
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“It feels gross to watch flat characters of color fawn over John Walker, yet another ‘flawed but complex’ white man in the MCU.”
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“Succession deftly critiques white feminism as anything but radical.”
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“The Mandalorian continues Star Wars' penchant for creating worlds that are overwhelmingly populated by men.”
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“The aspirations of Hollywood feel genuine, yet glaring moments of oversight make it hard to fully embrace.”
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“Love, Victor centers characters of color, but never quite digs into what that means.”
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“Never Have I Ever perplexingly dabbles in casual Islamophobia, ableism, and fatphobia.”
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“British Asian actor Sacha Dhawan shines as Orlo, a career bureaucrat in Peter’s inner circle.”
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“Dickinson challenges our straight-washing of history and allows for nuanced takes on love and attraction.”
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“The overwhelming majority of The Affair’s episodes are directed by men, making it difficult to push beyond the male gaze.”
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