‘Ginny & Georgia’ Is a Weakly-Drawn Mother-Daughter Story: TV Review

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. On Thursday, the 23-year-old actress took to Instagram to express her love for the Netflix series and to thank fans for their support. Gentry's post came after Taylor Swift called out the show for «its lazy, deeply sexist joke» about her.

Ginny & Georgia faced the wrath of Taylor Swift on Twitter earlier this week, but the show’s star, Antonia Gentry, is till beyond grateful for what the series has given her. Amidst the backlash for sexist commentary about Taylor’s dating history, Antonia praised the show for giving her “reprieve” after years of feeling “voiceless.” The actress did not address Taylor or her fans directly, but did boldly stand up for the show and what it stands for.

Taylor Swift called out one of Netflix‘s newest hits, Ginny & Georgia, for the “deeply sexist” remark one of the characters made about her.

 Taylor Swift  is speaking out against an outdated joke that pokes fun at her extensive dating history.The 10th episode of a new Netflix series, Ginny & Georgia, features a scene where a female character tells another woman, “What do you care? You go through men faster than Taylor Swift.” Soon after the episode was uploaded to the streaming platform, “Respect Taylor Swift” started trending on Twitter and Swift caught wind of the jab thrown at her.

Netflix's new series Ginny & Georgia drew the ire of Taylor Swift fans over the weekend as they objected to the series featuring a joke about the superstar singer-songwriter's love life.

Taylor Swift has shown yet again that she is not prepared to take any casual sexism coming her way, not even if it comes from fictional characters on a hit Netflix show making a joke at her expense.

Do we sense another breakup song in the works? Cause it looks like Taylor Swift’s has some Bad Blood with Netflix over this controversy.

Taylor Swift is calling out Netflix YA drama series Ginny & Georgia over what she called a “lazy, deeply sexist” joke made about her dating life.

Taylor Swift spoke out after the Netflix series "Ginny & Georgia" made a joke made about the singer’s dating history.  The newly released series focuses on an angsty 15-year-old girl named Ginny who is forced to move to New England with her mother, Georgia, to set up roots for the first time in their lives.The series contains a line that upset both Swift and her fans when one character asks: "What do you care? You go through men faster than Taylor Swift." The "Bad Blood" artist took to Twitter

Taylor Swift has denounced Ginny & Georgia and its distributor Netflix for broadcasting a “lazy, deeply sexist joke” about her past relationships with men.The move comes after fans gathered in their droves online to complain about the quip, which some labelled as “slutshaming” and working against the show’s projected feminist message.The joke in question occurs in the final episode of the show’s first series when lead characters Ginny Miller (Antonia Gentry) and her mother Georgia (Brianne

Chris Willman Music WriterWhile Netflix had a lot to celebrate after Sunday night’s Golden Globes wins, one superstar collaborator was not joining in the toasting. Taylor Swift took to social media Monday morning to join in complaints already being made by her fans about a line that the singer called “lazy,” “deeply sexist” and “horse shit.”“Hey Ginny & Georgia, 2010 called and it wants its lazy, deeply sexist joke back,” Swift wrote.

Not here for it. Taylor Swift called out Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia for a joke they made during season 1 of the show.

Taylor Swift, 31, caught wind of a joke that was made at her expense on the new Netflix show, Ginny & Georgia, and she fired back on Twitter. During one of the show’s episodes, someone said, “What do you care? You go through men faster than Taylor Swift.” Taylor re-posted the quote to her page with a message about the ‘sexist’ nature of the joke, and called out both Netflix and the series for the comment.

A joke about Taylor Swift has prompted big backlash online.

Taylor Swift is calling out Netflix and their new show Ginny & Georgia for the comment they made about her in one of the episodes.

Ginny & Georgia frustration prompted fans to dig up another Swift TV diss: In an episode of Degrassi, a character remarks, “Taylor Swift made an entire career off of her exes.” Yuck. “This makes me furious,” one fan tweeted. “Shaming women in 2021? Funny, [because] I never see anything like this about men. RESPECT TAYLOR SWIFT,” another wrote.Screen-grabs of these lines were posted to Twitter on February 28, and soon the Swifties had “RESPECT TAYLOR SWIFT” trending.

A joke about Taylor Swift has prompted big backlash online.