It's been a while since I watched the series, but in over 100 episodes I can think of two, maybe three passes? All of which can be applied to Jo and Ellen, who ended up being killed off after their characters were first neglected, then abandoned, then brought back to die. Unsurprisingly, the show's inherent misogyny and inability to either recognise or admit to it was one of the main reasons I gave up watching. I don't think there are many shows on tv today that could fall much lower on the scale.
It's been a while since I watched the series, but in over 100 episodes I can think of two, maybe three passes? All of which can be applied to Jo and Ellen, who ended up being killed off after their characters were first neglected, then abandoned, then brought back to die. Unsurprisingly, the show's inherent misogyny and inability to either recognise or admit to it was one of the main reasons I gave up watching. I don't think there are many shows on tv today that could fall much lower on the scale.