“Orphan Black” Episode 507 Recap: Eye of the Storm
Rachel is fucking metal and don’t you ever forget it again.
Rachel is fucking metal and don’t you ever forget it again.
Jasika Nicole, Jazz Jennings, Laura Zak, Shadi Petoski, and Tyler Ford open up about the joy of working on Danger & Eggs and what it would have meant to them when they were younger.
Oh hey, how about that season three renewal?
It’s also time to catch up with the women of Claws!
“Just wait, as soon as the cameras start rolling, she’s gonna go all right-wing on her ass.”
River Song and Thirteen sitting in a tree, k-i-s-s-i-n-g. Also let’s talk about: That Wrinkle in Time trailer, Wonder Woman’s continued domination at the box office, and American Horror Story: Bees.
Kat faces vile trolls in a real, incisive look at online harassment.
Krystal’s going to accidentally destroy DYAD all by herself, isn’t she?
You didn’t expect to have your heart broken and healed and broken and healed, over and over and over again, when you started watching a sci-fi western for the kissing girls, now did ya?
Also: Jen Richards and Angelica Ross join Laverne Cox on Doubt, Queen Sugar keeps getting it right, and Josh sleeps with Maggie’s straight girl on Younger.
A record number of people of color were nominated for acting awards this year, too!
Scarlet isn’t interested in acquitting itself to any man. And as the magazine repeatedly rejects the reductive assumption that sex and feminism and fashion and politics can’t coexist, so does the show itself.
Game of Thrones returns on Sunday, and from the looks of things, it’s going to be a delightful time for us all.
What a bizarre and surreal day to be alive in this world.
This is the waaaaay, it’s the way that we live, it’s the way that we liiiiiive and loooooooove.
Kiss the girls you wanna kiss.
Ah, the 1980s, when clothes and hair and music were hella dope but women were given the same courtesy as plants in Hollywood. Then along came women’s wrestling to shake television and gender roles way the fuck up.
The goo can’t make up its mind so Wynonna and Waverly decide for it.
Camille gets a kind of girlfriend on Stitchers, Maggie’s got her eyes on a barista on Younger, and The Bold Type kicks off with a lesbian subplot and a welcome dive into Feminism 101.
Claws is not Breaking Bad. Breaking Bad is not Breaking Bad if Walter White isn’t a white man cloaked in respectability. You share that narrative through the eyes of a struggling black woman, a recent parolee, a recovering addict, a lesbian and a former sex worker, and the story changes completely.