The most inspiring female characters in television shows
Never underestimate the power of a television, they form entire generations. And today, let's take a look at amazing female characters in television broadcasts that have trained us in the glorious women we are today.
When you grow up, we all look for models. Some of us find them in family members and friends, others find their heroes in television characters. And when people say casual "Oh, it's just a stupid TV show" on our favorite show, we often get enough defensive and rightly. These are these "stupid television broadcasts" that we learn to cope with life, overcome the struggles, finding our passions in life and to determine who we are as a person. Never underestimate the power of a television, they form entire generations. And today, let's take a look at amazing female characters in television broadcasts that have trained us in the glorious women we are today.
1. Buffy, Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Where would we be today without buffy? It's a miracle that showed even earned in the 90s, seeing how most of the return shows then had most male leaders. It was the first show of this kind. Buffy, a blonde teenager who is a regular day of high school and a vampire Slayer at night. Buffy has shown us that girls can be strong and not only in terms of physical strength (she struck butts of demons), but also very emotionally, able to deal with everything that throws them from life , whether horrible monsters of hell exams from mouth or mathematics. She was not perfect either, she is a fair share of defects and she made many mistakes and erroneous choices, but you know what? At the end - she kills!
2. XENA, XENA: warrior princess
Who would have thought about combining warrior words and princess in this way before Xana, is not it? This show changed life. Xena showed us that just because you are a princess, it does not mean that you can not be a great warrior. His combat skills, strong physics and sense of humor made for a great show and a new type of model for girls.
3. Dana Scully, X files
Let's take a step back and I just amaught in Dana Scully. She is a female FBI agent who treats daily with scary things in a pretty shiny way, not to mention her Mulder partner, who can be pretty handful. Many would lose their cool if they were in his position, but Scully is still head, intelligent, logical and, could we add, quite spiritual. Which legend!
4. Robin Scherbatsky, how did I meet your mother
Perhaps Robin may not be the first character who invades to think of inspiring characters, but Oh Dude, she is a rebel. She is intelligent, successful, confident. She knows what she wants and she works hard. It is downright unfortunate in its beliefs and actions, and it does not matter to it that it does not correspond to the norm. Although the lot of female characters on television are usually attentive and family-oriented, Robin was still clear on not wanting children and focus on his career. And it's a valid choice for a woman and we do not see it that this is optimized enough.
5. Lorelai Gilmore, Gilmore Girls
Where do we even begin with Gilmore Girls? This show is so good on so many levels and has so many wonderful female characters that it is difficult to choose one. But let's talk about Lorelei. She is an inspiring character. So clearly, she is not perfect, she fell pregnant at 16 and had a child, but instead of doing what her parents saw like the good thing and getting married, she chose, or will we say made made made made made , his own path in life. She found a job and resumed her way to be a boss. She managed to do everything. She raised a wonderful and intelligent child, she opened her own inn and she did everything style, with a great sense of humor and a great cup of coffee in her hand.
6. Mindy Lahiri, the Mindy project
Mindy Lahiri is such a good character. Yes, it can be superficial and very stupid, but it is also intelligent, beautiful and honest. We love how it is an encompassing character. She is a prosperous doctor and has a great career, but at the same time she fights with the same things we all do. She can not be sure of some things, but she is also incredibly confident and proud of who she is. She says the most hilarious things, but the most true and we love it for that.
7. Leslie Bocher, Parks and REC
Leslie Knope is a character so piloted that we are kind of jealous. She has goals and ambitions and she works incredibly hard and pulls long hours (with the help of many sweet snacks) to reach them. This kind of determination is really inspiring. And did we mention that she is incredibly funny? Oh yes, she's all you want at a girl.
8. LIZ LEMON, 30 ROCK
LIZ LEMON is such a trooic. She is brilliant, she is funny, she can be quite unsafe. She does the thing on his way and she is not afraid to be weird. It must treat so much at work every day that, frankly, we are surprised that it is not completely crazy. But she is a professional and even if she panic and reacts a lot under pressure, is the final result has been shit.
9. Jessica Pearson, Costumes
Can we just take a moment to enjoy Jessica Pearson costumes? This show could be all about guys and their egos, but she is their boss and she freakeing rocks. She is the boss of a huge law firm, she is strict, she is professional, she gives zero shit and she has a killer cabinet. Serious Lady Boss vibrates all around.
10. Peggy Olson, men crazy
Peggy Olson is such a good character. She was so crossed and every time she manages to gather and reach great things. It is an excellent example of what it is to be a woman in a place of work dominated by men. But instead of being a secretary, she strives to be tied with men and that the boy can hold his in an argument. She is talented, she was conducted and she asked to be respected.
