Strong Female Lead

Strong Female Lead

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Strong Female Lead episodes

  • S4 E2: Yellow Jackets - Part 1

    As promised, we present to you our Yellow Jackets - Part 1 episode from last year! In this episode, Tessa and Tricia discuss the first 5 episodes of Season 1. Tricia is obsessed with the nostalgia of it all, Tessa empathizes with Misty...you know the drill :)

    1 hr 29 min
  • S3 E23: Promising Young Woman

    Join Tessa and Tricia as they discuss Promising Young Woman, starring Carey Mulligan. They both agree that Cassie is an SFL, but that's pretty much it. Also, Tessa has a theory on ghosts and women and Tricia dreams of being a spy/Elf Ambassador.

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    1 hr 17 min
  • S3 E22: Happiest Season

    Did we miss it? Hopefully, everyone has a little extra holiday spirit and will indulge us with the Happiest Season starring our GOAT(?) Kristen Stewart???

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    56 min
  • S3 E21: Family Stone

    This week, Tessa and Tricia discuss The Family Stone. It's not a Thanksgiving movie but no one cares. We've got a "super liberal" boho family (a slightly cluttered home with books stacked on the nightstand). We've got a conservative (she wears suits and a tight bun). We've got a feminist (she wears a long sleeve shirt under a short sleeve shirt). And we've got Luke Wilson (being Luke Wilson) and Diane Keaton (being amazing as always).

    Also, Tessa is a winter fairy! You heard it here first.

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    1 hr 10 min
  • S3 E20: Halloween Kills

    Welcome back to Haddonfield,IL. In this weeks episode Tessa & Tricia revisit Halloween night 2018 and have A LOT to say in this XL episode of SFL.

    1 hr 42 min

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