In opposition stands (BBC America/AMC). While superficially a spy thriller involving a beautiful assassin (Villanelle), the show’s soul is the "ugly" protagonist: Eve Polastri (Sandra Oh). Eve does not do high kicks. She eats junk food, wears unflattering sweaters, has a messy bob, and is obsessed with female serial killers to the detriment of her marriage and hygiene. The show is not about watching Eve pose; it is about watching Eve decay .
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Let’s be honest: Charlie’s Angels is fun. The hair flips, the matching leather pants, the perfectly choreographed fight scenes that never break a sweat. But as popular media churns out more “badass women in stilettos” content, I can’t help but ask—where’s the rest of us? She eats junk food, wears unflattering sweaters, has
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