Feminist themes
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There are many strong female characters in the lg15 series. Due to the interpretive nature of feminism, there may be disagreement about whether or not a video communicates feminist values. Also, there might be disagreement about how the videos communicate those values.
I'm Going to the Party! - Bree disobeys her parents to chase her own interpretation of happiness.
My First Kiss - Bree questions gender roles and common dating scripts.
How My Parents Met - Bree's father is attracted to Bree's mother's strong personality and independent thinking.
I Listened To Daniel - Bree decides to tell her parents she wants to lose her religion.
Bree And I Hooked Up - Bree is emotionally vulnerable after witnessing the homicide of her father so she hooks up with a boy she doesn't like because toying with his feelings makes her feel better.
Daniel’s A Liar - Bree defines the significance of a kiss that happened between her and Daniel.
The Human Ransom - Bree and Tachyon work together to rescue Daniel, a simple twist on typical thriller scripts.
Crazy Emo Chick - Sarah's confrontational way of introducing herself is a poke at gender roles.
I Know What Boys Like - Sarah and Taylor discuss what boys like and how to please them. Enough said?
Everybody Does It ;) - Sarah explains her playful and yet domineering attitude towards her relationship with Daniel.
Deep Throat - Daniel's informant turns out to be female, challenging typical gender roles of thriller fiction.
Season Finale 10 of 12 – 5 pm - Bree surrenders herself to the Order and sacrifices her life at the hands of The Elders save her friends from an impending, yet to be articulated doom.
I Like Being Me - Emma's decides to take the serum, regardless of what Jonas says.
Join Me! - There is a significant amount of feminist symbolism in this video, including the hand gestures that Claire makes and the blooming flower halfway through the video.
Student Film - Daniel and Malory discuss stereotypes and stop just short of a discussion of feminist values.
