It is our sacred duty to save the
world! The Lettuce Podcast teams up with Diana Prince in this week's
episode about the 2017 DC film Wonder Woman!
Charlotte takes the golden lasso on this topic where she and Laura
discuss the female forward film's characters, plot, and themes.
Charlotte talks about the presence of women within the film's large
cast of characters and whether it was imbalanced throughout the film.
Laura confesses a budding love for Robin Wright after her powerful
performance as Antiope. Both hosts praise Gal Gadot's perfect balance
of strength and sweetness, David Thewlis' surprising character twist,
and the comedic elements of Etta. Does Wonder Woman
do females justice in a film genre widely ruled by males? Is the film
funny, and more importantly, does it need to be? And can The Lettuce
Podcast determine once and for all if Wonder Woman is the best female
superhero? And this and more on this week's new episode!
After the topic discussion,
Charlotte and Laura reveal the result of their first ever Twitter
poll. Be sure to check @TheLettucePod on Twitter every Monday for a
themed poll! For Fun & Games, the girls take a quiz to find out
which female superhero they are and play a round of 1, 2, 3... She's Yours!
This
week's podtail was a special creation made by Laura called the Golden
Lasso. To make a Golden Lasso: combine 2 oz. white rum, 1 oz. honey
whiskey, and 1 oz. honey. Top off with Sprite or your favorite
lemon-lime soda.
Listen to this episode now!
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Don't forget to join us next week for The Lettuce Beets. Next time on The Lettuce Podcast, Laura and Charlotte will be returning to 1960's Madison Avenue for Season 5 of Mad Men!
Until then,
Arugulater!
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