Roundhouse - S03E04: Feminism

Name: Feminism
Genre: Kids, Comedy, Family
Released: 1994-01-22
Duration: 30 min

Jan 22, 1994Kids, Comedy, FamilySeason 3, Episode 4

Samantha fears she's become 'one of the guys' and that she is not feminine enough to attract Mark. Meanwhile, Mom believes she'd get more opportunity and respect at work if she was one of the guys. Mom discovers her feminist roots after being constantly put down.

Director: Ron Andreassen

Cast: Dominic Lucero, John Crane, Alfred Carr, Jr., Shawn Daywalt, Micki Duran, Ivan Dudynsky, Seymour Willis Green, Natalie Nucci

All Episodes - Season 3

01Happy HolidaysDec 11, 1993 02JealousyJan 08, 1994 03TalentJan 15, 1994 04FeminismJan 22, 1994 05Gang ViolenceJan 29, 1994 06PrejudiceFeb 12, 1994 07MusicFeb 19, 1994 08LoveMar 05, 1994 09Self-ImageMar 19, 1994 10Practical Jokes & GuiltMar 26, 1994 11Running Away/Wizard of Oz ParodyApr 02, 1994 12MaterialismApr 16, 1994 13RightsMay 22, 1994 14LyingJul 24, 1994 15Growing Up Too SoonAug 07, 1994

Roundhouse S03E04 Synopsis

Roundhouse "Feminism" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 1994-01-22, this episode is part of Season 3 of Roundhouse. Directed by Ron Andreassen, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Dominic Lucero, John Crane, Alfred Carr, Jr. among the cast. With a runtime of 25m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Kids and Comedy series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Samantha fears she's become 'one of the guys' and that she is not feminine enough to attract Mark. Meanwhile, Mom believes she'd get more opportunity and respect at work if she was one of the guys. Mom discovers her feminist roots after being consta...