Photo: Courtesy of Starz. I hadn't actually heard of Diana Gabaldon's Outlander novels before Starz dropped the show's pilot online ahead of its premiere earlier this month. The new series, which is adapted from the books, is repeatedly heralded as the feminist answer to Game of Thrones, so I felt compelled to tune in at least for one episode. At first, I just wanted to see if "feminist" had become the buzzword-centric way of saying that a show has a female protagonist. The "I am woman, hear me ...
Photo: Courtesy of Starz. I hadn't actually heard of Diana Gabaldon's Outlander novels before Starz dropped the show's pilot online ahead of its premiere earlier this month. The new series, which is adapted from the books, is repeatedly heralded as the feminist answer to Game of Thrones, so I felt compelled to tune in at least for one episode. At first, I just wanted to see if "feminist" had become the buzzword-centric way of saying that a show has a female protagonist. The "I am woman, hear me ...
Share this Article
Recommended