9 Ended/Canceled shows - Veronica Mars

Tragedy blows through your life like a tornado, uprooting everything. Creating chaos. You wait for the dust to settle and then you choose. You can live in the wreckage and pretend it’s still the mansion you remember. Or you can crawl from the rubble and slowly rebuild.

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10 DAYS OF TV - 5 BEST ACTORS || JOHN NOBLE [WALTER BISHOP]

10 DAYS OF TV - 5 BEST ACTORS || ENVER GJOKAJ [VICTOR]

10 DAYS OF TV - 9 CHARACTERS YOU LOVE || KENZI

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Top 7 most female positive shows (in no order): Firefly

It’s no secret that Joss Whedon is the unspoken king of Television feminism, but at least in my opinion, Firefly was his greatest success, and possibly the most feminist show of all time. The four leads speak for themselves. A trained soldier, a hyper talented mechanic, a graceful and high class companion, and a genius. Besides simply putting women in places of power, Firefly also explores important social themes. The most obvious being sex positivity: the idea that prostitutes are human beings, that women should feel empowered rather than ashamed of their sexuality, and that female sexuality can be a beautiful thing. We also have a rare glimpse at a TV relationship where the husband and wife switch roles and the man is more delicate and domestic, while the wife is the protector and the head strong one. One could write a book about Whedon and feminism, but let’s just cut this short and say that he got it right with Firefly.