Alex pretends to be a feminist to impress a girl he likes.Alex pretends to be a feminist to impress a girl he likes.Alex pretends to be a feminist to impress a girl he likes.
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- Elyse Keaton
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Maybe a little politically incorrect for today's viewers but Michael J. Fox shines in this episode. Lots of great one liners. A great guest performance by character actress Gail Strickland. One of my favorite episodes from maybe the best season in the series. Tracy Nelson also just adorable!
Alex is trying to impress a feminist classmate (Nelson) by falsely supporting the local ERA movement. Things go rogue when he defends Dorothy's (Strickland) right to be heard in a protest between both sides of a local demonstration.
Some of the funniest moments include the lead in doll house scene with Jennifer and Mallory and Stephen telling Elyse if it was Karl instead of Deena Marx on the phone he would like to have a word with him π
Alex is trying to impress a feminist classmate (Nelson) by falsely supporting the local ERA movement. Things go rogue when he defends Dorothy's (Strickland) right to be heard in a protest between both sides of a local demonstration.
Some of the funniest moments include the lead in doll house scene with Jennifer and Mallory and Stephen telling Elyse if it was Karl instead of Deena Marx on the phone he would like to have a word with him π
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- TriviaThree of the actresses in this episode, Gail Strickland, Tracy Nelson, and Edith Fields, would go on to appear in Seinfeld.
- ConnectionsEdited into Family Ties: Battle of the Sexes (1987)
- SoundtracksWithout Us
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Lyrics by Jeff Barry
Music by Tom Scott
Performed by Johnny Mathis and Deniece Williams
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