Lady Parts TV: The Podcast: Recent Episodes
Liron Cohen
Introducing the new addition to the Lady Parts TV family, the podcast series! Adding to our blog and vlog (check them out on our website www.LadyPartsTV.com), dedicated to women in television and film, this will be a weekly podcast, talking about this week in television and film, feminism, the LGBTQ community and where they all meet. We hope you join us!
This week we review new films Moving On and 80 for Brady, as well as Judy Gold’s new one woman show, and respond to the Oscars by talking about our favorite films of 2022
This week we review new films, Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody, My Happy Ending, and The Forger, the new series, Dear Edward, as well as the latest seasons of Happy Valley, The Crown, and The White Lotus.
This week we review new documentaries My Mind and Me, Black Notebooks: Ronit, Brainwashed, and Battleground, as well as the third and final season of The Accidental Wolf and the new film, Causeway.
This week we review new series Monarch, new movies, Plan A, and The Justice of Bunny King, and new documentary, Escape from Kabul. We also give you a heads up about the spinoff, The Rookie: Feds, and the documentary, Nothing Compares.
This week we review new series Shining Girls, Recipes for Love and Murder and Gutsy Women, the new season of The Handmaid’s Tale, and the new movie, Thirteen Days. We also revisit the remake of A League of Their Own.
This week we review new limited series, Five Days at Memorial, new documentaries The Princess, and Syndrome K, and new series Darby and Joan. We also give you a head’s up about the new series, A League of Their Own.
This week we review new series Surface, Black Bird, and Severence, new docuseries, The Bond, and new film, Resurrection. We also tell you about the young stand-up comic, Taylor Tomlinson.
This week we review new series, Irma Vep, new Australian series, The Twelve, Israeli series, Asylum City, new docuseries, Victoria’s Secret: Angels and Demons, and the comedy, Only Murders in the Building. We also discuss the recently-announced Emmy nominations.
This week we review new documentary, Gabby Giffords Won’t Back Down, new movies The Forgiven, and Downton Abbey: A New Era, as well as two new series, Heartstopper, and Signora Volpe.
This week we review new Emma Thompson film, Good Luck to You, Leo Grande, the new new Israeli series, The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem, the season 2 finale of Gentleman Jack, and the 75th Tony Awards. We also give you a heads up about Halftime, the Jennifer Lopez documentary, and revisit the limited series, The First Lady.
This week we review the new season of For All Mankind, new limited series The Staircase, and Now and Then, and give you a heads up about the reboot of Queer as Folk, and two new stand-up shows: An LGBTQ+ Celebration, and Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin: Ladies Night Live. *Please note, we mistakenly called the Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin special "Girls Night Live," when in fact, it is called "Ladies Night Live."
This week we review the new seasons of Physical, Hacks and Tehran, new limited series, Gaslit, and the series finale of This is Us and Better Things.
his week we review new series The Girl from Plainville, Life & Beth, and Slow Horses, and the new release of the classic lesbian film, I’ve Heard the Mermaids Singing, as well as give you a heads up about Sarah Lancashire’s new series, Julia.
This week we review new movies Measure of Revenge, and Alice, new documentary, Split at the Root, and new series, Harry Wild, and Pieces of Her.
This week we review new movies The Desperate Hour, Strawberry Mansion, Huda’s Salon, and Asking for it, and new series Inventing Anna, The Dropout, and The Endgame.
This week we review new movies Boreego and Alone with you, new series Suspicion and The Gilded Age, and the new seasons of Ozark and The Accidental Wolf.
This week we review new limited series, Close to Me, the new Sex and the City Reboot, And Just Like That…, the new Israeli show The Girl from Oslo, and the new Wendy Crewson-starring series, Good Sam. We also review new movies, Don’t Look up and The Lost Daughter.
This week we have an extended episode. We review new TV shows The Pact, Under the Vines, and YellowJackets, and new movies Being the Ricardos, The Unforgivable, King Richard, Respect, Passing, Benedetta, Bruised, Shiva Baby, Silent Night, and I’m Your Man. Lots of LGBTQ representation in quite a few of these movies and TV shows!
This week we review new movies, The Eyes of Tammy Fay, Spencer, Speer Goes to Hollywood, No Future, and Ida Red, as well as the new limited series, Maid. We also give away five DVD copies of the first season of Emily in Paris and the complete series of Younger.
This week we review new movies, Falling for Figaro, and Needle in a Timestack, new documentary, Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go for It, and new series The Big Leap.
This week we review new movies Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Witch Hunt, and The Nowhere Inn, as well as the new series American Crime Story: Impeachment, and newly-discovered series Departure. We also give away digital screeners of the movie Cruella
This week we review new series Dopesick, the new season of The Morning Show, new documentary On Broadway, and new Japanese film, Wife of a Spy. We also give you a heads up about the Packed to the Rafters reboot, Back to the Rafters.
This week we review new British series Vigil (starring Suranne Jones and Rose Leslie) and Annika (starring Nicola Walker), and new movies The Colony and Holler. We also revisit new series The Chair and chat about the latest in The L Word: Generation Q.
This week we review new series Nine Perfect Strangers, Suranne Jones’s new TV movie, I Am Victoria, the new season of Lucy Lawless’s My Life is Murder, and the first episode of the new season of The L Word: Generation Q. We also invite you to take part in Lady Gaga’s foundation Born This Way’s initiative #BeKind21
This week we review the new series The White Lotus, Hit & Run, and The Chair, as well as the new movie Escape from Mugadishu. We also give you a head’s up for I Am Victoria, and a bunch of important Lady Parts TV announcements.
PLEASE NOTE: the premiere broadcast of our 3rd Lady Parts TV Awards has been changed to Sunday, August 22nd, at 12pm EST.
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This week we review the new movies Great White, Ride the Eagle, and Jolt, as well as the new LGBTQ documentary, Pray Away, and the new limited series, Dr. Death.
Please forgive the subpar audio on Mimi's side; I forgot to change a setting on our the microphone!
This week we review the new season of Jack Irish, the new stand up special, Beth Sterling: Girl Daddy, new film The God Committee, and the new lesbian TV couple, Claire and Olivia from the French soap opera Ici Tout Commence. We also tell you about the upcoming 3rd Lady Parts TV Awards and how YOU should vote on them!
This week we review new Israeli movie Asia, and discuss our two new favorite series, Physical and Hacks.
This week we review new movies Endangered Species and American Traitor: The Trial of Axis Sally, new series Solos and Lisey’s Story, and new Israeli show Black Space.
This week we review new comedies Hacks and Girls5eva, new documentary Final Account, and new docuseries The Me You Can’t See. We also give away free digital copies of the new movie Georgetown.
This week we review new film Above Suspicion, new docuseries Crime of the Century, and new miniseries The Drowning. We also discuss the newest lesbian couple on network TV, and give away free digital screeners of the new film, Locked In.
This week we review new films Four Good Days and Goliath and new series Law and Order: Organized Crime. We then celebrate our 100th podcast episode with a Q&A, answering your questions, including the question we get asked repeatedly about how we met!
This week we review new series Mare of Easttown and The Bad Seed, new documentary Bill Traylor Chasing Ghosts, and the new seasons of The Handmaid’s Tale and Line of Duty, as well as give you free digital copies of the new movie Night of the Sicario.
This week we review new movies Land and Slalom and new TV shows Rebel, as well as the Australian Amazing Grace. We tell you about the women’s prison comedy Kittens in a Cage and give you a heads up about lesbian-themed film Ride or Die.
This week we review new movie The Vault and new documentaries Francesco and Hysterical, as well as the new season of British show Unforgotten.
This week we review new foreign film, Quo Vadis, Aida?, new Irish series, Bloodlands, new Israeli series, The Attache, and new documentary, Tell My Story. We also revisit the film The World to Come in response to your comments on our Lesbian Movie Club (and this time, be warned, there are SPOILERS!).
This week we review new lesbian short, Girl Night Stand: Chapter Two, new docuseries, Trans in Trumpland, the new season of For All Mankind, and the remastered re-release of Jane Fonda’s documentary FTA, as well as give away 5 digital screeners of the new film Pixie.
This week we review new LGBTQ series It’s a Sin, new Israeli-French series Possessions, and the new Silence of the Lambs sequel series Clarice, as well as the new film, The United States Vs. Billie Holiday. We also give you a heads up about new series Tell Me Your Secrets, and invite you to watch the new lesbian-themed film, I Care a Lot. ahead of our dedicated Lesbian Movie Club episode to be posted asap!
This week we review new movies News of the World, Son of the South, and Test Pattern, as well as Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo’s new comedy Barb and Star go to Vista Del Mar, and discuss the new Queen Latifah-starring TV reboot, The Equalizer.
This week we review new movies Promising Young Woman, One Night in Miami, and LGBTQ-themed First Blush, as well as the new sitcom, Call Your Mother, and we discuss our new favorite binge, the Danish show, Rita.
This week we review new Israeli show, Losing Alice, new Fran Lebowitz docuseries, Pretend It’s a City, new movies The Mauritanian and I Blame Society, and we take a quick look at the lesbian film Tru Love.
This week we review new movies If Not Now, When, Pieces of a Woman, and I’m Your Woman, and we revisit one of our favorite movies of all times, Carol.
This week we review new movies Shadow in the Cloud and Radioactive and new Netflix special, Death to 2020, and (finally!) give the hit miniseries, The Queen’s Gambit, the discussion it deserves.
This week we review new series A Suitable Boy and new movies Fatale, Antebellum and The Midnight Sky, as well as discuss the new sequel, Wonder Woman 1984.
This week we review new films The Truth, Tenet and Bad Impulse, as well as new Australian political drama Total Control. We give you a heads up about the new movie, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, and offer a giveaway for the new movie The Stand-In.
This week we review new film Black Bear and new lesbian classic re-release But I’m A Cheerleader (director’s cut), we give you a heads up about two new Meryl Streep movies, Let Them All Talk and The Prom (lesbian-themed), and discuss season 4 of The Crown and the series finale of The Undoing.
This week we review new films Superintelligence and Bacurau, new show The Commons, and newly re-imagined show The Accidental Wolf. We revisit The Undoing, and share an announcement about lesbian classic Fingersmith.
This week we review new films The Grizzlies, Beanpole and Antigone, as well as new documentaries Born to Be and Crazy, Not Insane.
This week we review new films Run and The Nest, new documentary, Stuntwomen: The Untold Hollywood Story, and new TV series No Man’s Land and Cold Call.
This week we review new films, The Giant and All Joking Aside, new LGBTQ-themed film, Dating Amber, new documentary, I Am Gretaas, and new Hulu series, A Teacher.
So many of you reached out with questions and confusion about our political system and our elections. Today, the day we elected Joe Biden for our new president and Kamala Harris for our new vice-president, we feature Jane Kramer to answer some of your questions and discuss this monumental election. PART 2 OF 2.
So many of you reached out with questions and confusion about our political system and our elections. Today, the day we elected Joe Biden for our new president and Kamala Harris for our new vice-president, we feature Jane Kramer to answer some of your questions and discuss this monumental election. PART 1 OF 2.
This week we review new movies Radium Girls and Friendsgiving, new documentary Totally Under Control, and new Netflix special Sarah Cooper: Everything’s Fine, as well as discuss the first episode of The Undoing.
This week we review new LGBTQ docuseries Equal, new horror film Bad Hair, new web series Avocado Toast, new Israeli show Nehama, and the new remake of Rebecca. We also give you a heads up about new series The Undoing, and give away four free screeners for the new film Spontaneous.
This week we review new films The Great American Lie, Sno Babies, A Call to Spy, and Death of Me, as well as give you a heads up about new event series Next. Oh and we have to mention Ratched again..
This week we review new series Tehran and Ratched, as well as medical drama Transplant and new film The Keeper, and we discuss the 2020 Emmy Awards.
This week we review new series Away, new TV special Coastal Elites, and new lesbian miniseries How ‘Bout a Cuppa Tea. We also give you a heads up about new series Ratched and new movies The Glorias and The Boys in the Band, as well as tell you about our giveaway for four digital screeners for the new movie I Am Woman.
This week we review new prescient series, Release, and new documentary, Robin’s Wish, about the legendary Robin Williams. We also give you a heads up about the new Hilary Swank-led series Away and the new film I Am Woman, as well as tell you what we know so far about the exciting new lesbian film Ammonite.
This week we review new Acorn TV series, Family Business (French) and The Sounds (New Zealand), the new German film When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit, and the 2016 lesbian teen film First Girl I Loved, as well as give you a binge recommendation: Bloodline.
- We are sorry the sound quality isn't as good as you are used to getting on this podcast. I forgot to adjust a setting on my microphone. Oops! Will have it right again for next episode!
This week we review new lesbian-themed films Summerland and The Half of It, lesbian-related film Banana Split, horror film She Dies Tomorrow, and political docuseries And She Could Be Next.
This week we review new photography documentary, The Bad and the Beautiful, new horror films The Rental and Amulet, new Hungarian film Those Who Remained, the new season of Ozark, and we revisit limited series Stateless with more insight to share.
This week we review new Australian series The Secrets She Keeps, new series from Sara Bareilles, Little Voice, new movies The Tobaconnist and The Old Guard, and our new stand up comic discovery Cameron Esposito.
This week we review LGBTQ-themed miniseries Proud and the newly restored lesbian classic Madchen in Uniform, as well as LGBTQ-related House of Hummingbird. We also review the movie Archive, and give you a heads up about the new Charlize Thron movie, The Old Guard.
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This week we review new films Miss Juneteenth and Mr. Jones, as well as the new docuseries Dear…, the new Australian reboot Seachange: Paradise Reclaimed, and the new season of the Welsh thriller, Hidden.
This week we review new films Shirley, Tell Me I Love You, and Before You Know It, as well as new Apple TV Plus series, Defending Jacob, and new documentary Wake Up: Stories from the Frontline of Suicide Prevention.
This week we review new movie Military Wives, as well as new documentaries The Woman Who Loved Giraffes, AKA Jane Roe, and Homosaywhat. We give you a heads up about new miniseries Quiz and new Dirty John season: The Betty Broderick Story, and we discuss the season finale (as well as the season as a whole) of Mrs. America.
This week we review new films Inheritance and Spaceship Earth, give you a heads up about the new season of Homecoming, recommend an oldie, but goodie, Regenesis, and talk about our disappointment with the new seasons of Killing Eve and Penny Dreadful. *We forgot to tell you on the podcast itself that the Canadian science show we recommended it titled Regenesis.
Join us for a discussion of this week in television and film, women, the LGBTQ community, and where they all intersect. This week we review new shows Hightown and Snowpiercer, and discuss the All Rise virtual season finale, Homeland’s series finale, and the new season of Dead to Me.
This week we review new lesbian-themed documentary, A Secret Love, as well as the new gay-themed Ryan Murphy series Hollywood. We also review new miniseries The Plot Against America, the new season of Israeli series Fauda, and new film South Mountain.
This week we review new shows Stateless and Deadwater Fell, as well as new horror film Sea Fever, give you a heads up about new TV shows Mrs. America and Run, and briefly discuss new lesbian-led show Tommy and the finale of Modern Family.
This week we review the exciting new Hulu series Little Fires Everywhere, as well as two new movies, The Postcard Killings and Run This Town, and we give you a heads up about two new Netflix originals, the movie Lost Girls and the limited series Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C. J. Walker.
This week we review Hulu’s new series High Fidelity and docuseries Hillary, as well as new show Briarpatch. We also give you a heads up about the new season of Last Tango in Halifax and do a bit of a mid-season discussion of the ABC show Stumptown.
Join us for a discussion of this week in television and film, women, the LGBTQ community, and where they all intersect. This week we review new LGBTQ docuseries Visible Out on TV, new film Waiting for Anya, new series The Outsider and The Stranger, as well as the new miniseries Gold Digger.
This week we review new shows Dare Me and 911: Lone Star, as well as the new trans-themed film The Garden Left Behind. We also give you a heads up about new shows Tommy (featuring a lesbian leading character!) and October Faction, and throw in a brief discussion of the Golden Globes and SAG Awards.
This week we review new film Bombshell, new British series Cheat, the series finales of Apple TV Plus’s The Morning Show and For All Mankind, and Robyn Crawford’s book, A Song for You, about her life with Whitney Houston.
This week we review four movies: The Good Liar, starring Helen Mirren and Ian McKellen; The Report, starring Anette Bening; Judy, starring Renee Zellweger; and Harriet, starring Cynthia Erivo, as well as give you a heads up about new lesbian film, Portrait of a Lady of Fire, to which we will dedicate an episode of Lesbian Movie Club very soon!
This week we review the movies After the Wedding and Marriage Story, as well as Spectrum Original shows LA Finest and the Mad About You Reboot, and talk about our experiences seeing Julie Andrews live, as well as discussing her new memoir, Home Work.
This week we gush over Jennifer Lopez and her film Hustlers, review new movie Paradise Hills and new HBO series Mrs. Fletcher, give you a heads up about new films The Good Liar (starring Helen Mirren) and The Report, and discuss the series finale of The Affair.
This week we review new film Miss Virginia, and give you a heads up about Facebook Watch’s new series Limetown and Apple TV Plus’s impressive new November 1st premieres.
This week we review new movies Downton Abbey and Mary, as well as the Transparent musicale finale and the new Netflix show The Politician, and give you a heads up about the new Meryl Streep movie, The Laundromat.
This week we review new series Unspeakable and the 2019 Emmys and briefly discuss the new fall series pilots from this past week, as well as give you a heads up about the new season of Goliath and the new Helen Mirren led miniseries Catherine the Great.
This week we review new series Unbelievable and Taken Down, the new season of The Terror: Infamy, and the comedy special They Ready, as well as give you a heads up about new series Criminal and the Transparent musical finale.
This week we review new series Our Boys, On Becoming a God in Central Florida and When Hope Calls, as well as the lesbian-themed movie Vita and Virginia and the new season of Glow.
This week we review the second season of Mindhunter and the new horror film Gwen, we tell you about the docuseries The Movies, give you a heads up about new movie Official Secrets, and go on a rant about streaming services brought on by the news of a new Meryl Streep show.
This week we review the reboot of Beverly Hills 90210 and new film Ode to Joy, as well as give you a heads up about the new Marc Cherry show Why Women Kill, the new Cate Blanchett film Where’d You Go Bernadette, and the new season of Netflix series Mindhunter.
Join us for a special Talking Teal podcast episode where we discuss season 7 of Australian prison drama Wentworth with long-time Teal Talker Rachel.
This week we review new British film Wild Rose and give you a heads up about new film The Kitchen. We also review the second seasons of Big Little Lies and Siren, as well as the miniseries The Loudest Voice.
This week we review new Australian series starring Lucy Lawless, My Life is Murder, as well as the latest season of Animal Kingdom and the film A Private War. Also, we give you a heads up about two movies to look out for: Otherhood and After the Wedding. And finally, we briefly respond to the 2019 Emmy nominations and tell you about the upcoming Lady Parts TV Awards.
This week we review new films Yesterday, Ophelia and Phil, as well as the second season of Amazon series Absentia and the new Katherine Ryan laugh-out-loud Netflix special, Glitter Room.
This week we review the Israeli series False Flag, the new Woodstock documentary, and the third season of The Handmaid’s Tale. We also give you a head’s up on the new Showtime miniseries The Loudest Voice and discuss the exhilarating two-night Democratic debate.
This week we review new films Late Night and Pause, as well as miniseries When They See Us and the reboot of Designated Survivor, give you a head’s up about new HBO/BBC co-production Years and Years, and re-visit Tales of the City once again!
This week we are reviewing new films Rocketman and Plus One, as well as two new TV shows, the reboot of Tales of the City and the Danish-New Zealand collaboration Straight Forward, the season premiere of Pose, and the season finale of Dead to Me.
This week we review a new LGBTQ documentary, The Lavender Scare, a new British show starring Keeley Hawes, Summer of Rockets, a new short film starring Suranne Jones, Gone, the new Netflix Special from Wanda Sykes, and the season finales of Killing Eve, Fosse/Verdon, The Enemy Within and Chernobyl. We also give you a head’s up about two new shows, and we couldn't help ourselves and had to talk about Gentleman Jack just a little bit!
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This week we are reviewing new series Dead to Me and the new season of Line of Duty, as well as new films Long Shot and All is True, and giving you a head’s up about new Renee Zellweger series What/If. Also, catch Mimi’s Game of Thrones corner for the show’s final season.
This week we are discussing new show The Red Line, reviewing the third season of The Good Fight, recommending 90s movie The Devil’s Arithmetic, and giving you a head’s up about HBO series Chernobyl, as well as the third season of The Handmaid’s Tale and other exciting upcoming shows from Hulu. Of course, we also have Mimi’s weekly review of the latest Game of Thrones episode.
This week we are reviewing new Kristen Stewart film JT Leroy and new British series Queens of Mystery, as well as lesbian web-series Maaya2 and, finally, the RBG movie On the Basis of Sex. Also at the end of the episode, fans of Game of Thrones can enjoy Mimi’s new corner on the final season of the epic series.
This week we are giving you a head’s up about a new lesbian-themed series, Gentleman Jack, and a new lesbian-themed movie, Wild Nights with Emily, and reviewing new film Little, Amy Schumer’s new Netflix special Growing, and new TV shows A Discovery of Witches and Fosse/Verdon.
*We apologize for the construction background noise halfway into the episode. Unfortunately, we do not have a soundproof studio (though we wish we did!). We hope you can enjoy the good information regardless!
This week we are reviewing groundbreaking Grey’s Anatomy and 911 episodes, as well as new series Shrill, new film The Public, and the new seasons of Secret City and Grace and Frankie. We are giving you a heads up about Fosse/Verdon, gush over our Sara Bareilles Times Talk experience, and complain about the big mistake The Rookie has done (not to worry, there's a spoiler alert!).
This week we are reviewing new series The Act, starring Patricia Arquette, and The Widow, starring Kate Beckinsale and Alex Kingston, as well as new movies Finding Steve McQueen and Diane. We are also previewing the new Marcia Clark TV show The Fix and the new Netflix film Juanita.
This week we are giving you a head’s up about the new docuseries about Lorena Bobbitt, as well as the return of Ms. Fisher’s Murder Mysteries; we review the upcoming new British series London Kills and the BAFTA-nominated film Apostasy; and we offer re-reviews of Australian series Packed to the Rafters and new The Fosters spin-off, Good Trouble.
This week we are reviewing Welsh series Keeping Faith, Vampire show The Passage, and old Australian show Packed to the Rafters (starring Rebecca Gibney, who else…), as well as previewing four new TV shows premièring this month: Riviera, Proven Innocent, Whiskey Cavalier, and The Enemy Within. We also announce L is for Lady Parts, a vlog series dedicated to the official new reboot of The L Word.
This week we are telling you about our latest TV crush, Rebecca Gibney, and her exciting Australian series Wanted and Winter, as well as reviewing the new season of One Day at a Time, the new The Fosters spinoff Good Trouble, the new miniseries I Am the Night, and the new webseries Certified Guidance.
This week we are reviewing British lesbian webseries Different for Girls, British series Fearless, Israeli show Shtisel, and new films Mary Queen of Scots and Private Life.
week we are reviewing a whole bunch of films: Green Book, Blackkkklansman, Being Rose, State Like Sleep, and Melissa McCarthy’s Can You Ever Forgive Me, as well as the second season of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and the midseason finale of Madam Secretary.
This week we are reviewing Ellen Degeneres’s new special Relatable, new Acorn series Blood, the new Julia Roberts-starring film Ben is Back, the documentary 93Queen, and Hulu’s series of Horror movies, Into the Dark.
This week we are celebrating award season by reviewing a bunch of new films: The Kindergarten Teacher, starring Maggie Gyllenhaal, Dumplin’, starring Jennifer Aniston, Vice, starring Amy Adams, Destroyer, starring Nicole Kidman, Barry Jenkins’s new film If Beale Street Could Talk, and the new Mexican film Roma.
This week we are reviewing new series Escape at Dannemora and The Little Drummer Girl and the Laura Benanti led Broadway production of My Fair Lady, as well as discussing the final season of House of Cards.
This week we are reviewing new series Queen America, Homecoming and Mystery Road, as well as discussing Jodie Whittaker as the new Doctor on Doctor Who and the new lesbian character on This is Us. Also, which have been our favorite shows on TV’s 2018 fall season? Find out!
This week we are reviewing new Hulu show The Bisexual and new film Unlovable, as well as discussing the new season of This is Us, and giving you a heads up about exciting upcoming series Dirty John, starring Connie Britton, miniseries The Little Drummer Girl, the most anticipated lesbian-themed film of the season, The Favourite, and new Australian film Cargo.
This week we are reviewing brand new films A Star is Born, Bohemian Rhapsody, Beautiful Boy, Widows, and Here and Now, as well as giving you a heads up about two shows to watch, Queen America and Sally4Ever. We also bring back our “we have a problem with…” corner to discuss a very annoying issue on FBI.
This week we are talking first impressions of season premieres of new and returning shows, such as Law and Order: SVU, New Amsterdam, Manifest, Grey’s Anatomy, Murphy Brown, FBI, This is Us, The Good Doctor, Chicago Fire and many more.
This week we are recommending two movies, The Wife and A Simple Favor, and two new TV shows, Kidding and The First, as well as throwing in our two cents on the recent Emmy Awards.
This week we are reviewing the season finale of Sharp Objects, the first season of Castle Rock and the second season of Ozark, as well as Australian series Sisters and Argentinian film The Last Suit. We also threw in quick discussions of the Serena Williams US Open controversy and the new American Horror Story: Apocalypse.
This week we are explaining why we are officially done with Orange is the New Black, glowing over Glow, recommending new British show starring Keeley Hawes, Bodyguard, and reviewing new indie movie, Eighth Grade.
This week we are reviewing the new Jane Fonda documentary, the British miniseries Come Home, the Australian show Jack Irish (featuring Marta Dusseldorp, Kate Atkinson and Danielle Cormack!), and the Emmy Award nominated Black Mirror episode Black Museum, as well as revisiting Sharp Objects for a more in-depth look.
This week we are reviewing the film Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again, revising our review of The Affair, recommending Hulu miniseries The Looming Tower, giving you a heads up about The Sinner, and briefly discussing season finales of Dietland, Colony and Pose.
Join us for this special two-on-one personal Talking Teal podcast with Wentworth fan Rachel to discuss the Australian prison drama's Season 6 Episode 7.
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This week, in the second of a two-part episode, we are discussing the Primetime Emmy Award nominations. Who was snubbed? Who should win? Let’s talk Emmys!
This week, in the first of a two-part episode, we are discussing the Primetime Emmy Award nominations. Who was snubbed? Who should win? Let’s talk Emmys!
This week we are discussing the documentary Whitney, about the life and death of Whitney Houston, as well as new series Sharp Objects and Australian series Secret City, reviewing The Handmaid’s Tale season 2 finale, and revisiting LGBTQ-centric series Pose.
This week we are marking Fourth of July with movies about resistance and preserving liberty and the safety of our democracy, such as Selma, Iron Jawed Angels, Wag the Dog, Outrage, The Normal Heart and The Rape of Recy Taylor, and more.
This week we are reviewing three films, Adrift, starring Shailene Woodley, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, and the documentary RBG, about the Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. We are also discussing Netflix show Ozark, starring Laura Linney, and the important Netflix special Nanette by Hannah Gadsby.
This week we are discussing TV shows The Affair and the female-empowered The Bold Type, as well as Amazon’s Goliath and the new dramedy American Woman, starring Alicia Silverstone.
This week we are reviewing the most anticipated film of the summer, Ocean’s Eight, starring Cate Blanchett, Sandra Bullock, Sarah Paulson and more. Plus, we have two in-depth discussions of the new season of The Handmaid’s Tale and the new TV show Dietland and what they mean from a feminist point of view, taking to task the patriarchy, the beauty industry and politics.
This week we are reviewing Melissa McCarthy’s new film, Life of the Party, introducing Israeli show Fauda, talking series premiere of the new Ryan Murphy LGBTQ-focused Pose, and discussing the series finales of The Americans, The Fosters and The Detail, as well as the season finale of The Good Fight and where Holby City’s Berena are now. Oh and by the way, podcast perks are now available on our Indiegogo page. To chat with us on the podcast (either as a featured segment or in a full episode to yourself), go to our website’s homepage at LadyPartsTV.com and click on “support our work” to be taken to our campaign page, where you can select from many available perks.
This week we are reviewing new film Book Club, previewing Julianna Margulies’s new feminist series Dietland, discussing the final seasons of The Americans and Code Black, and giving you a heads up about HBO film The Tale, and new shows from funny ladies Michelle Wolf and Tig Notaro.
This week we give you a preview of our most anticipated female and LGBTQ—centric movies of summer 2018, including new movies starring Vera Farmiga, Jessica Chastain, Meryl Streep, Glenn Close, Kate McKinnon, and Cher!
This week we give you a preview of our most anticipated female- and LGBTQ-centric movies of spring 2018, including new movies starring Charlize Theron, Melissa McCarthy, Jane Fonda, Cate Blanchett, Jodie Foster and Ruth Bader Ginsburg!
This week we’re reviewing the new season of Fear The Walking Dead, giving you a heads up about new shows Little Women, Picnic at Hanging Rock, and queer-themed Latina series Vida, encouraging you to watch I’m Dying Up Here, discussing Joy Reid’s LGBTQ possible faux pas, and obsessing again over new lesbian film Disobedience.
This week we’re discussing beauty (double) standards and reviewing Amy Schumer’s new movie, I Feel Pretty, discussing two new imported shows, The Split from the UK and The Letdown from Australia, preparing you for the season premiere of sci-fi cult show Colony, loving Killing Eve, and revisiting Instinct.
This week we're talking about movies for senior citizens and reviewing the British film Finding Your Feet, discussing domestic violence and rape culture and reviewing Mariska Hargitay’s documentary I Am Evidence and this week’s episodes of Bull and Law and Order: SVU (welcome back ADA Alex Cabot!), celebrating diversity on American Idol and The Voice, finding the lesbian on Shonda Rhimes’s For the People, and reviewing the finale of Here and Now.
This week we're talking about the new season of The Good Fight, Anna Deavere Smith’s tour de force Notes from the Field, our list of requirements for season 6 of Wentworth, and how much we love Rosie Perez in Rise. We are reviewing the movie Novitiate and this week’s Law and Order: SVU’s trans surprise, and giving you a heads up about the documentary I Am Evidence and the Here and Now finale.
This week we're talking about a lesbian turn of event on The Detail, reviewing the new scifi-fantasy series Siren, discussing the edgy series Mary Kills People, reviewing Billie Piper's performance in the play Yerma, giving you a heads up about Killing Eve, suggesting giving American Idol a second look, and more.
This week we review new shows The Detail and the Roseanne Reboot, let you know about two shows you should be checking out, Good Girls and The Resident, ooh and ahh over the cast of Mom at the LA Paley Fest, and find out what problem Mimi had with The Alienist.
This week we're talking about the new seasons of Homeland and The Walking Dead, review the two new Shondaland shows, For the People and Station 19, discuss important LGBTQ matters on Madam Secretary, Instinct, Law and Order: SVU and American Crime Story: The assassination of Gianni Versace, and debate whether or not to vote for Cynthia Nixon.
This is an introduction the new addition to the Lady Parts TV family, the podcast series! Adding to our blog and vlog (check them out on our website www.LadyPartsTV.com), dedicated to women in television and film, this will be a weekly podcast, talking about this week in television and film, feminism and the LGBTQ community and where they all meet. We hope you join us!