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When Betty Draper, the oppressed housewife from “Mad Men,” who is probably named after Betty Friedan and her Feminine Mystique, feels depressed and cannot express her distress, her hands start shaking uncontrollably. Her husband Don sends her to a psychiatrist. Both husband and doctor agree that Betty has the emotions of a child. Her breasts, however, are obviously mature enough for the psychiatrist to gaze at. This has been a great decade for women in television. It seems li

I am not ashamed to say that I am an out and proud Skyler-White-lover. It is not an easy thing to say to “Breaking Bad” fans. In these times, when men are looking for affirmation for their masculinity in a post-Second-Wave-feminism, recession-riddled world, Walter White was many viewers’ projected alter ego (more like, their Id). Being the protagonist’s wife and mother of his children, Skyler was the one who had to protect the family from the egomaniac’s derailed lifestyle ch