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How "Stranger Things" channels the female frustration of being disbelieved.

The show relies on an implausible plot and a primal fear of women.

Why the hacker show fumbles in its attempts at social critique.

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The eight-part miniseries keeps a tight focus on the perpetrator as protagonist.

As TV became more commercialized, so did marriage.

The spoof reality show doesn't depict female empowerment, but a toxic office culture.