Loveday Writing

The job of a season finale is to wrap up the season’s story arcs and establish new ones for the next season (if there is one). I feel that this finale did a great job, with a couple of twists thrown in the mix. I’m going to review the finale character by character. Joyce, Doug, Tina, and Constance – The

The penultimate episode of a season usually provides springboards for the season finale, and this penultimate episode definitely delivered. These springboards were provided at the right time in the season and were a natural progression of what has unfolded over the previous six episodes, however due to the shorter length of this season, some of them did feel rushed. I’m

This episode had the gang split up into pairs, so I’m going to review it character by character. Joyce and Shelly – Joyce and Shelly spend the episode at Joyce’s alma mater, Vassar, as she is endowing a new fellowship for women in print, to pave the way for female journalists that will inevitably break publishing ground after her. Shelly

This episode was all about a Battle of the Sexes, and not just the famous tennis match. The episode kicks off with Joyce and Doug being driven through Las Vegas in a limo as they are there to sell the international rights of Minx, as well as to promote Minx via Joyce participating on a panel, Meet the New Woman,

This episode has Joyce get a makeover and Doug working on a secret project for Minx. The episode kicks off with Joyce waking up in a hotel bed with Graham, the musician she met in the previous episode at Linda Ronstadt’s party. She tell him she has to leave because she has back-to-back meetings, only for him to convince her

The episode takes us in a completely different direction with a large time jump. The episode kicks off with a six-month time jump from January to June 1973 – Bottom Dollar Publications (BDP) have turned their financial woes around, going from being in dire debt to making so much money from Minx and its merchandise that they have been able

Now that the premiere has come and gone, the fun can begin with the progression of the season’s story arcs. This episode kicks off in a similar way to the previous one, only this time, Doug is going to Westwood Village, along with Tina, Bambi, Constance, and Richie to the premiere of Deep Throat. Disaster strikes moments in with the

The job of a season premiere is to establish new story arcs for the season and pick up from where we were left off at the end of the previous season (if there was one). This premiere did a great job. I mentioned in my review of the season one finale that the possible story arcs for this season could

The job of a season finale is to wrap up the season’s story arcs and establish new ones for the next season. I feel that this finale did its job. The episode kicks off with radio host, Willy Wilkerson, from the Willy and Franco radio show, being subjected to a hand job from his unhappy wife, Wanda, after she has

Now that Joyce has quit Minx and left it in Doug’s hands, what’s going to happen now? We start this episode with that question hanging over our heads. Interestingly, the episode doesn’t kick off with the main players, but rather Shelly dreaming about being seduced only to get distracted by the realities of her life, only to wake up to