Women's History Month TV Binge List For The Lazy Feminists Of The World

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  The Bold Type

  

  Ever dreamed of working at a hot-shot women's magazine in NYC? No need to put in all that effort. Instead, live vicariously through three best friends Jane, Kat, and Sutton as they take on the big, bad city together. It was inspired by the life of Cosmo editor-in-chief Joanna Coles, so ya already know it's gonna be legit. 

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  The Queen's Gambit

  

  You don't need to know anything about chess to get into this limited Netflix series. Join orphan chess genius Beth Harmon on her challenging journey to become the world's greatest chess player in the sixties. As you binge Beth's quest for self-discovery, you may just find yourself along the way. Rumor has it that the TV show is also secretly a superhero show, AKA more SUPER girl power.  

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  Good Girls

  

  Don't think suburban moms have a badass bone in their body? Think again. Good Girls presents a ridiculously funny premise about Beth, Ruby, and Annie, three moms who plan a grocery store heist out of financial desperation. We gotta hustle in any way we can, am I right, ladies? Season 4 has just launched, so it's the perfect time to follow their wild adventures. 

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  Orange Is The New Black

  

  It's never too late to hop on the OITNB bandwagon! The show initially focuses on Piper Chapman, who gets sentenced to 15 months in prison for drug smuggling. Because it's a female prison, you're getting immersed in all the hot girl shit and drama from the get-go. Get ready for a whole lotta strong, diverse female characters and backstories - for seven seasons straight. Time to lock yourself up in your room for all of Women's History Month to binge the whole thing. I believe in you.

  
  

  
  

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  The Handmaid's Tale

  

  Buckle up for some seriously f*cked up shit y'all! Based on Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel, this dystopian universe is an absolute nightmare for women everywhere. After a religious fanatic government takeover, women are essentially slaves to men - body, mind, spirit, everything. Their only escape? Canada. So you already know the situation is bleak. Told you guys it was f*cked up. Clear up your April schedule just in time for all the intense misogyny in Season 4! 

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  The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

  

  Funny AF? I bet you're not as funny as Midge Maisel, Upper West Side socialite who, after her husband leaves her, discovers she's pretty damn good at stand-up comedy, with the help of her cheeky manager Susie Myerson. Transport to the fifties with these two hilarious women as they take the comedy clubs of NYC by storm. The release date of Season 4 has yet to be announced. 

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  Broad City

  

  This sitcom follows quirky, twentysomething besties Abbie and Ilana and all their crazy escapades together. Like many other shows on this list, it also takes place in NYC - but are you really surprised? NYC is the ultimate stomping grounds for badly-behaved women. It's a major celebration of female friendship, the best one to binge with your main homie AKA the Abbie to your Ilana. 

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  Big Little Lies

  

  Another show about women that are so different who come together through an event that generally shakes up small towns - MURDER! With big names like Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Shailene Woodley, Zoe Kravitz, Laura Dern, and even Meryl Streep in the second season, you're guaranteed to be hooked within the first episode. 

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  GLOW

  

  An acronym for Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, this show is loosely based on a real-life women's wrestling show from the eighties. Apart from being totally jacked, these ladies also bond outside of the wrestling ring. Bad-a** physiques and even badder friendships? Sign me TF up! I'm beyond ready to GLOW! Unfortunately, the show came to a close while filming Season 4 due to coronavirus, but you could still enjoy the first three incredible seasons. 

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  Killing Eve

  

  Let's hear it for the women on the other side of the pond! Killing Eve is a Brit spy show about intelligence officer Eve assigned to capture psycho assassin Villanelle. Needless to say, both are hot n' dangerous. And when you're that hot n' dangerous, it's inevitable you're gonna collide with one another. Boom - feminist explosion! Season 4 is still in the works.

  
  

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