I thought that would be #1. It was the moment when Shonda made it clear it was Grey’s show, not the Derick and Meredith story. It foreshadowed her ability to continue to carry the series after he died.
You wanna call me Dr. Model? That's fine. But just remember that while you're all still sitting on 200 grand of student loans, I'm out of debt. My favorite Izzy quote.
The scene where Meredith confronts Derek about how she chooses to repair herself after he slut shames her should have been at least an honorable mention. Every time I watch it I get chills!
The wall of women always makes me cry, it's so powerful. Plus i feel like Olivia's badass feminist moments could be a list all by itself. ''I am not a toy that you can play with when you're bored or lonely or horny. I am not the girl the guy gets at the end of the movie. I am not a fantasy. If you want me, EARN ME! Until then, we are DONE.'' '''I don't forgive you, you are not forgiven. You can't say these things...you can't treat me like I'm some whore you got off the street.'' ''I love you.'' ''I don't believe you. I. Don't. Believe. You. ANYMORE.'' I just love the way she puts Fitz in his place, it's electric.
The bad thing about Shonda tho is that she's so focused on showing that her female characters can stand up for themselves and that they don't need anybody that she takes it to the extreme and most of the time creates really toxic relationships for them in general (but specially romantically) or she creates good relationships and ruins them later on
Ira Williams there is also women who can balance both the professional and personal and shonda kinda sucks at portraying that. The only character who does it a bit is Bailey but even there her and Ben have a bunch of problems.
I believe "sweet" girls should be here too. Feminism is equality, women allowed to choose for themselves. The kind of life they want for them selves. All the women mentioned in the list are conventionally bad ass. I believe Izzie should be here too. Speclly the time she stood for herself when Alex stole her patient. I believe the quote was "Using me as a doormat is one thing. Screwing with my career is another! I have been wiping your snot and covering your ass for weeks now. And all you've done is abuse me. And for a little while you get to do that because you're heartbroken and pathetic, and I'm a good friend. But it ends now. Get your own surgery and wipe your own snot."
I liked the list but quick note: #4 was not just A case. It was the Class Action Lawsuit and that was the Supreme Court that Annalise straight destroyed. 🔥
I just want to say. THANK YOU. I have watched and continue to watch these shows and each of these pics you've chosen for this video I have cheered on. Thanks. You are AMAZING.
A reason beacuse I still hate Derek more than I love him is because he always "bullied" Amelia, and not only Amelia, Meredith too. He always was telling Amelia "you cant´t do this" or "you can´t do it better than me" when Amelia is an amazing surgeon and an amazing human being, and we all know that, and with Meredith hi did the same in a certain way when they started dating, before they got married, when Meredith decided not to move no Washington with Derek, etc. Because as Cristina said, you can´t let people eclipse what you need or what you want cause "he is very dreamy, but he is not the sun, you are"
@@mayrarangel3577 Trueee When he clearly had no reason because he choosed Addison over Meredith And now I remember that time with the Alzheimer trial how he hated her because she ruined his trial, but most part of the time he was thinking on himself And later with the white house thing, he said "I wanna be where my wife and my kids are", but later he was like "Meredith because of you I stayed here when I wanted to go to Washington" 😑😑😑
@@jacquelinesanders9509 He tried to do the same thing with Callie the time they were mapping the brain (or whatever they were doing), until Callie said "you aren't doing anything if I'm not included".
I love these women. I love their feminism. Because it shows the real one, the one that is not toxic. The true one. The feminism we should all have and practice.
Loved the Amelia moment, but I'm kinda sad. The show seems to down grad it by saying Amelia only did it because her tumor made her impulsive. That was a huge moment for her and now they are taking it away.
The Amelia moment is about a person who doubts herself and succeeds. I am not sure it’s a “feminist” moment, it had nothing to do with her being a woman, but being the shadow of Derek. she didn’t know she “had it in to succeed”, moments before she just asked Weber to call Derek because she couldn’t continue the surgery, and she was doubting herself every moment before the surgery “I have this sick feeling that (bla bla) will realize that I am not the other Dr. Shepherd but the wrong Dr. shepherd.”. I disagree with considering any success of a woman a feminist moment because a wide definition downgrades the meaning or achievement. The rest were indeed feminist moments because they involved the hurdles of being a woman in certain areas or industries or being the first of something. Bad number one pick.
@@MsMojo something like best moments ooor... Best performances but I bet u know best .You can find the best things (please include Amelia shepherd 🙏🙏🙏)**LOVE UR VIDEOS THANKS FOR ANSWERING!!!
Are you kidding ? Where is Meredith's: "You don't get to call me a whore. I make no apologies for how I chose to repair what YOU broke, you don't get to call me a whore." That was powerful!
Honestly Private Practice has SO MANY moments that were badass feminist wins. Charlottes rape storyline, Naomi taking over Williams foundation, Addison becoming a single mom, Violet publishing a book about her trauma, Addison and Violet discussing abortion with Naomi, Violet telling Charlotte about when she was raped, Addison telling Sam off that she gets to sleep with whoever she wants, Addison reconnecting with her mentor Vivian, Addison standing up to her father, mother and brother, Addison standing up for a patient who had a botched abortion and has to have another one, Addison getting Naomi to reevalute her stance on abortion, Addison standing up for Violet in the trial against Pete and so much more!!!
I recently watched Private Practice compared to Grey's Amelia was a total wreck but finally she gets back on track and earns the respect she deserves 👌
The #1 moment should have been when Mellie filibusters a vote against defunding Planned Parenthood. She was there for 8+ hours no food no water and she needed to use the lav but she stayed because it was a fight for women's reproductive rights. She correctly admonished the senior politicians who used discretionary funds to pay for private jets while screaming how social programs that help women should be cut for austerity. That should have been #1.
You don't get to call me a whore. When I met you, I thought I had found the person that I was going to spend the rest of my life with. I was done. So all the boys, and all the bars, and all the obvious daddy issues, who cared? Because I was done. You left me. You chose Addison. I'm all glued back together now. I make no apologies for how I chose to repair what you broke. You don't get to call me a whore. Meredith Grey Definetly worthy of the list.
You guys missed Izzie telling the guys off ... jo standing up to her abusive husband, Meredith telling Derek she’ll be fine without him , Callie standing up to her dad about being gay
I always have a saying when it comes to sexism or racism. "It doesn't matter the color of your skin nor your genitalia. If someone rips off your skin and genitalia, you'd all look the same."
Meredith demanding more pay is less about sexism, but more about her capabilities and demanding what’s fair. Specifically, because all the other women heads were making a lot more than her.
What about the scene where Meredith sticks up for herself after Derek tried to portray her as a slut! Or when Olivia tells Fitz that she is not just object for his pleasure and he can't just call her up and she comes running like she's a dog! I really thought I would see these. This list should be longer!
i think the scene where she reads the judges words is more a activist moment and a fight against racism and not a feminist moment except for the fact that she's a woman. Also amelia becoming legendary isn't the feminist moment it's when derek comes back and ameila is the head of neuro not him
“Don’t let what he want eclipse what you need. He is very dreamy but he is not the sun , you are” should have made this list!!
Oneida Bueno I just watched that episode! 🤩 Christina was giving Meredith some DEEP TRUTH before she left.
It's a good line, but not a feminist one. That's more about self-love and not losing one's self with the idea of a person.
That was an awesome moment. Yang always wins 🤗
1000% this should've made the list.
I thought that would be #1. It was the moment when Shonda made it clear it was Grey’s show, not the Derick and Meredith story. It foreshadowed her ability to continue to carry the series after he died.
The wall of women and Amelia really are THAT powerful, we STAN!
Very!
What about the scene where Izzie defends herself for being a model??
I love that scene she didn't accepts any crap.
You wanna call me Dr. Model? That's fine. But just remember that while you're all still sitting on 200 grand of student loans, I'm out of debt.
My favorite Izzy quote.
yeah!! I assumed that would be number 1!
@Zack Hruška Ok boomer
@Zack Hruska why do you think it’s cancer? Give me an argument not a claim.
The scene where Meredith confronts Derek about how she chooses to repair herself after he slut shames her should have been at least an honorable mention. Every time I watch it I get chills!
The wall of women always makes me cry, it's so powerful. Plus i feel like Olivia's badass feminist moments could be a list all by itself.
''I am not a toy that you can play with when you're bored or lonely or horny. I am not the girl the guy gets at the end of the movie. I am not a fantasy. If you want me, EARN ME! Until then, we are DONE.''
'''I don't forgive you, you are not forgiven. You can't say these things...you can't treat me like I'm some whore you got off the street.''
''I love you.''
''I don't believe you. I. Don't. Believe. You. ANYMORE.''
I just love the way she puts Fitz in his place, it's electric.
So POWERFUL!! I loved it. That's why I repeat watching that show!
The hallway scene will forever be in my memory 💕
This is why I love Shondaland. Every one of these shows and their portrayal of strong, powerful women is beautiful and inspiring.
I remember loving Lisa Kudrow's character/story on Scandal. Such a change from her ditzy roles :)
Bayougirl78 one of my favorite episodes! That speech was so on target and flawless
@@nikhollywoodg7901 I was literally cheering out loud and screaming at the TV, lol! She was a Bad-ass BITCH! Lol
She was fantastic in Scandal!
TYLER PERRY NEEDS LESSONS ON HOW TO WRITE ABOUT WOMEN FROM SHONDA
This is how women should be portrayed in every type of media (TV, movie, novels, comics, manga, etc.).
That is what shondaland was made to do.
you are right women are amazing
The bad thing about Shonda tho is that she's so focused on showing that her female characters can stand up for themselves and that they don't need anybody that she takes it to the extreme and most of the time creates really toxic relationships for them in general (but specially romantically) or she creates good relationships and ruins them later on
@@Lena-ej7yn well, you can't have it all. I know a lot of women who are good at work but are lousy in life.
Ira Williams there is also women who can balance both the professional and personal and shonda kinda sucks at portraying that. The only character who does it a bit is Bailey but even there her and Ben have a bunch of problems.
I don't watch Grey's Anatomy, but that scene with wall for Abby (#3) really moved me.
Annalise Keeting all the way 👏🏾
I believe "sweet" girls should be here too. Feminism is equality, women allowed to choose for themselves. The kind of life they want for them selves. All the women mentioned in the list are conventionally bad ass. I believe Izzie should be here too. Speclly the time she stood for herself when Alex stole her patient.
I believe the quote was "Using me as a doormat is one thing. Screwing with my career is another! I have been wiping your snot and covering your ass for weeks now. And all you've done is abuse me. And for a little while you get to do that because you're heartbroken and pathetic, and I'm a good friend. But it ends now. Get your own surgery and wipe your own snot."
the fact that the "you dont get to call me a whore" speech is not on this list shows how much it failed.
So true
I liked the list but quick note: #4 was not just A case. It was the Class Action Lawsuit and that was the Supreme Court that Annalise straight destroyed. 🔥
Anthony Sedillo That scene was one of the most powerful speeches I’ve seen on TV
SketchbookHR Definitely! Because of the truth and conviction she held. 👌🏼
I just want to say.
THANK YOU. I have watched and continue to watch these shows and each of these pics you've chosen for this video I have cheered on.
Thanks. You are AMAZING.
A reason beacuse I still hate Derek more than I love him is because he always "bullied" Amelia, and not only Amelia, Meredith too. He always was telling Amelia "you cant´t do this" or "you can´t do it better than me" when Amelia is an amazing surgeon and an amazing human being, and we all know that, and with Meredith hi did the same in a certain way when they started dating, before they got married, when Meredith decided not to move no Washington with Derek, etc.
Because as Cristina said, you can´t let people eclipse what you need or what you want cause "he is very dreamy, but he is not the sun, you are"
Don't forget Derek slut-shamming Meredith when she was with the vet.
@@mayrarangel3577 Trueee
When he clearly had no reason because he choosed Addison over Meredith
And now I remember that time with the Alzheimer trial how he hated her because she ruined his trial, but most part of the time he was thinking on himself
And later with the white house thing, he said "I wanna be where my wife and my kids are", but later he was like "Meredith because of you I stayed here when I wanted to go to Washington" 😑😑😑
@@mayrarangel3577 The vet was more dreamy than Derek
Thank you! I have always believed that same thought! Derek was a mentally abusive man, to all females he seemed to be threatened by!
@@jacquelinesanders9509 He tried to do the same thing with Callie the time they were mapping the brain (or whatever they were doing), until Callie said "you aren't doing anything if I'm not included".
Shondaland is one of the reasons that so many women feel empowered to stand up for themselves
I love these women. I love their feminism. Because it shows the real one, the one that is not toxic. The true one.
The feminism we should all have and practice.
Number 3 really got me when it was on TV, I cried, and seeing it again, I cried all over again!
Number three with the wall of women had me tearing up and I haven’t watched the show in years!
Same, I haven't seen it in ages but that scene always has me in tears
Shonda is a true Queen
There's easily got to be twenty more of these at least. Another video, please!
No "He is not the sun, you are"? smh
Michaela pratt is a queen
Not completely Grey's Anatomy but I'll take it.
😁😁😁
Derek was toxic and dismissed meredith's dreams
Please make a video about Private Practice!! I've been waiting forever and requesting it. Lol! Love your videos. ❤
I always hated how Derek is whiny and controlling and belittled Amelia and tried to overshadow meredith
THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO! MORE LIKE THIS PLEASE!
AMELIA AND CRISTINA. The power duo we never had. I love them both so much
Loving Amelia being the Top 1 😍
Loved the Amelia moment, but I'm kinda sad. The show seems to down grad it by saying Amelia only did it because her tumor made her impulsive. That was a huge moment for her and now they are taking it away.
The tumor gave her the impulsivity to do it. Her brilliance is why she succeeded.
The Amelia moment is about a person who doubts herself and succeeds. I am not sure it’s a “feminist” moment, it had nothing to do with her being a woman, but being the shadow of Derek. she didn’t know she “had it in to succeed”, moments before she just asked Weber to call Derek because she couldn’t continue the surgery, and she was doubting herself every moment before the surgery “I have this sick feeling that (bla bla) will realize that I am not the other Dr. Shepherd but the wrong Dr. shepherd.”. I disagree with considering any success of a woman a feminist moment because a wide definition downgrades the meaning or achievement. The rest were indeed feminist moments because they involved the hurdles of being a woman in certain areas or industries or being the first of something. Bad number one pick.
MORE GRREEEEEYYYYYS
Sure! What do you want to see? :)
MsMojo Anything. 🙂
@@MsMojo something like best moments ooor... Best performances but I bet u know best .You can find the best things (please include Amelia shepherd 🙏🙏🙏)**LOVE UR VIDEOS THANKS FOR ANSWERING!!!
@@MsMojo Please do a video on Private Practice moments!!
@@leeann4380 trueeeeeeeee
Where is Cristina's abortion storyline line?
Love me some Shondaland
Are you kidding ? Where is Meredith's: "You don't get to call me a whore. I make no apologies for how I chose to repair what YOU broke, you don't get to call me a whore." That was powerful!
Annalise Keating will always be the first feminine figure to my eyes. All the others are just wannabes.
Honestly Private Practice has SO MANY moments that were badass feminist wins. Charlottes rape storyline, Naomi taking over Williams foundation, Addison becoming a single mom, Violet publishing a book about her trauma, Addison and Violet discussing abortion with Naomi, Violet telling Charlotte about when she was raped, Addison telling Sam off that she gets to sleep with whoever she wants, Addison reconnecting with her mentor Vivian, Addison standing up to her father, mother and brother, Addison standing up for a patient who had a botched abortion and has to have another one, Addison getting Naomi to reevalute her stance on abortion, Addison standing up for Violet in the trial against Pete and so much more!!!
10:00 I'm happy that scene finally made it to your list.
The clip about Addison discussing abortion in Private Practice
dr. model should be at least in the honorable mention
Hey can you guys make a top 10 worst ads have celebrities have been in?
Just straight-up worst? A bit harsh, no? :)
@@MsMojo wait I got a good idea who has been in the worst ads this decade? :)
I love Amelia and that storyline really is so powerful but I really think that number 3 should have been number 1
me too
Can we get green arrow best moments
Yessssssss
Does station 19 count as a Shondaland show??
🤔🤔Time goes bye quick. I've been watching all of them since they premiered individually.
Wall of Women makes me cry every time
3 and 2 are my fav moments
I recently watched Private Practice compared to Grey's Amelia was a total wreck but finally she gets back on track and earns the respect she deserves 👌
So no Tegan on HTGAWM saying she's is the first black, lesbian to ever become managing partnership?
Why can't stop watching her shows
The #1 moment should have been when Mellie filibusters a vote against defunding Planned Parenthood. She was there for 8+ hours no food no water and she needed to use the lav but she stayed because it was a fight for women's reproductive rights. She correctly admonished the senior politicians who used discretionary funds to pay for private jets while screaming how social programs that help women should be cut for austerity. That should have been #1.
You don't get to call me a whore. When I met you, I thought I had found the person that I was going to spend the rest of my life with. I was done. So all the boys, and all the bars, and all the obvious daddy issues, who cared? Because I was done. You left me. You chose Addison. I'm all glued back together now. I make no apologies for how I chose to repair what you broke. You don't get to call me a whore.
Meredith Grey
Definetly worthy of the list.
Bailey wasn’t made the chief of surgery in that scene, she was made chief RESIDENT
You guys missed Izzie telling the guys off ... jo standing up to her abusive husband, Meredith telling Derek she’ll be fine without him , Callie standing up to her dad about being gay
You should include Addison and Bailey fighting on the frontlines for women’s reproductive rights
I love the i love me quote
I always have a saying when it comes to sexism or racism. "It doesn't matter the color of your skin nor your genitalia. If someone rips off your skin and genitalia, you'd all look the same."
What about station 19? 😭
I want to see Grey’s Anatomy,
Hey what of Cookie Lyon in the TV series Empire
Greys is probably the only series that makes we cry every other episodes I cried just watching a snippet of the rape episode
Can we get more Anna Kendrick
WHAT ABOUT PRINCESS DIARIES?!
Everytime i watch the wall of women i cy
Meredith demanding more pay is less about sexism, but more about her capabilities and demanding what’s fair. Specifically, because all the other women heads were making a lot more than her.
I feel so empowered jesus
I never thought Fitz was a good man he was always trying to assert power over olivia and everyone else.
*Hey today is my birthday 🥳😇*
Happy birthday Ramona
@@nabaasapenny1310 thankyou💕
No way ! Yesterday was my mom's and cousin's. Happy birthday
@@jean-francoissambwa6631 thankyou💕
Happy Birthday! 🎉
I LOVE CHIEF BAILEY!!!!!
You can learn one thing or two about feminism from Shonda Rhimes.
I mean, you HAVE to.
We stan. Stand??..
What about the scene where Meredith sticks up for herself after Derek tried to portray her as a slut! Or when Olivia tells Fitz that she is not just object for his pleasure and he can't just call her up and she comes running like she's a dog! I really thought I would see these. This list should be longer!
I vote for Ally McBeal.
Who is portraying the mom in law in #8 ??
Because the only I saw# is Olivia Pope,; sorry 😂😂😂😂 Happy 2020🤗 Juntos venceremos el Coronavirus 🙏😷
i think the scene where she reads the judges words is more a activist moment and a fight against racism and not a feminist moment except for the fact that she's a woman. Also amelia becoming legendary isn't the feminist moment it's when derek comes back and ameila is the head of neuro not him
Ok Charlotte King is Feminism in human form so...
Seriously? Cristina's abortion, anyone?
Bilie leaving her love for her job?
Station 19 doesn’t count
don't agree with # 1
5th
first!
Third
Get woke go broke
Welp! Shondaland is one of the most profitable companies in tv history! 💁