Ben finds himself in the body of a high school basketball coach, whose daughter is trans, on his team, and faces prejudice from the community.Ben finds himself in the body of a high school basketball coach, whose daughter is trans, on his team, and faces prejudice from the community.Ben finds himself in the body of a high school basketball coach, whose daughter is trans, on his team, and faces prejudice from the community.
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- TriviaThe episode ends with a trans suicide hotline phone number onscreen.
- GoofsDespite the writers trying hard to allow trans people to be encompassed, the female basketball team is named The Lions here. Back in the real world, England male football (soccer to those in the USA) team is named The Lions. The female team is named The Lionesses which surely would have been more apt for the message the story is trying to implement.
- ConnectionsReferences Twilight (2008)
- SoundtracksWe Are Young
(uncredited)
Written by Jack Antonoff, Jeff Bhasker, Andrew Dost, and Nate Ruess
Performed by Fun.
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Now we are trying way too hard
Ok I love the original Quantum Leap and I have been trying to give the reboot a chance... I've watched every episode and there are times I see hope but the last 3 weeks I am really rethinking this.
So after AGT AND Cody's big win I decided to watch this episose like.
Warning this episode has the production feel of a 1980's/1990's Saved By The Bell Episode.
The lighting is cheesy and the writing is amature and at times the acting is horrible. I mean who pulls up in a car, starts throwing things at this girl (trans character) as a bullying tactic.. waiting for a reaction as the boys laugh and it was just pathetic to be honest and if you really wanted to make a statement about this topic put some serious thought into it and maybe then as the audience we can start to educate ourselves and be kinder and understand more on this topic.
But no, they didn't do this, instead it is so tough to watch, so uncomfortable. The actess isn't so bad to be honest and very pretty and convincing at points to some real experiences, but when they get into the idea of calling out, educating and healing its falls apart again.
Even she seems to loose track of the character she's playing and the whole thing doesn't feel empathetic, it looses that and she even becomes, along with others too preachy, almost bully like. Shouldn't we have a discussion instead of becoming the bully ourselves??
So after AGT AND Cody's big win I decided to watch this episose like.
Warning this episode has the production feel of a 1980's/1990's Saved By The Bell Episode.
The lighting is cheesy and the writing is amature and at times the acting is horrible. I mean who pulls up in a car, starts throwing things at this girl (trans character) as a bullying tactic.. waiting for a reaction as the boys laugh and it was just pathetic to be honest and if you really wanted to make a statement about this topic put some serious thought into it and maybe then as the audience we can start to educate ourselves and be kinder and understand more on this topic.
But no, they didn't do this, instead it is so tough to watch, so uncomfortable. The actess isn't so bad to be honest and very pretty and convincing at points to some real experiences, but when they get into the idea of calling out, educating and healing its falls apart again.
Even she seems to loose track of the character she's playing and the whole thing doesn't feel empathetic, it looses that and she even becomes, along with others too preachy, almost bully like. Shouldn't we have a discussion instead of becoming the bully ourselves??
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