My favorite recent TV show that blows away the Bechdel test is Sarah Connor Chronicles.
My show! My poor dead awesome show! *cries forever*
In 2008-2009 season, they cancelled THREE awesome shows I was fannish about that passed the test regularly (the other two would be Pushing Daisies and The Middleman.) In retrospect, I marvel at the fact that these shows even got made in the first place.
kids tv with girl leads: Word Girl, Sabrina, Winx, the mouse ballerina one, Martha Speaks
And there used to be the awesome
Clarissa Explains It all.
Oh, also
Sabrina the Teenage Witch,
which was not so excellent, but between Sabrina and her two aunts, there was a lot of girl power on that show.
Hey, I'm pretty sure Dollhouse passes the Bechdel test! Go female empowerment!
(uhh, insert all the sarcasticons you need--I actually liked the show)
Was I the only one who spent most of Iron Man 2 thinking
that the government would be right to step in and prevent a boozy, reckless weapons manufacturer who behaves like a snotty preteen with ADD from flying around in his own personal armored suit with WMD capability? I mean, not necessarily that it should be able to take over ownership of the Iron Man tech full stop, but definitely that it shouldn't be up to a private citizen to determine the use of it according to his whims
?
There is the contention to be made that all on his lonesome he'd
managed to enforce some sort of world peace,
and was getting zero credit for it.
Parks and Rec probably passes the test. I'm betting 30 Rock doesn't, oddly enough.
Really? I think Liz and Jenna have plenty of conversations that aren't about men. They talk about their moms and their past friendship adventures and the show and whatnot. Even Liz and Cerie can pass it, I think.
The Miss Marple show I'm watching on Masterpiece does!
That's because Miss Marple is da bomb!