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A Little More Lore- The Hair Never Lies Part 2 -The "Iconic Coifs and Primetime Power Plays" Episode
Manage episode 425461101 series 3294763
Ever had a haircut so bad you wished you could time travel back and undo it? We start our nostalgic trip down memory lane with hilarious personal anecdotes of our own hair disasters, setting the stage for a playful discussion on the infamous "you'll grow into it" haircuts. From there, we pay homage to the iconic Pam Ewing and her feathered, dancer-inspired locks that graced our screens in the late 70s and early 80s, reminiscing about how Pam's unique hairstyle stood out in the world of wealthy North Texans.
Next, we examine the intricate power dynamics of soap opera characters through the lens of their hairstyles. Our spotlight shines on the importance of proper shaping for black women's 4C hair, and we critique Fallon's ever-evolving look while humorously questioning Jeff's lack of influence in the storyline. Comparing Jeff to the more dominant Blake Carrington, we explore missed opportunities for character development and add a deeper layer to our analysis of these beloved characters.
Finally, the legendary hair of Blake Carrington from Dynasty takes center stage. We celebrate its dynamic quality that complements his volatile personality and reflect on his transformation over the years, particularly his distinguished salt-and-pepper look. The episode also teases future discussions on iconic characters like Kristen Shepard and Kirby Anders Colby, ensuring there's plenty of hair, history, and high drama to keep you entertained. So, grab a drink and get comfortable—it's time to relive the magic of primetime soaps!
Chapters
1. Behind the Scenes of Soap Lore (00:00:00)
2. Power Dynamics in Soap Opera Characters (00:04:32)
3. The Iconic Hair of Blake Harrington (00:15:14)
4. Soap Opera Hair Award Winners (00:19:35)
5. Vintage Soap Opera Debauchery (00:32:40)
234 episodes
A Little More Lore- The Hair Never Lies Part 2 -The "Iconic Coifs and Primetime Power Plays" Episode
Manage episode 425461101 series 3294763
Ever had a haircut so bad you wished you could time travel back and undo it? We start our nostalgic trip down memory lane with hilarious personal anecdotes of our own hair disasters, setting the stage for a playful discussion on the infamous "you'll grow into it" haircuts. From there, we pay homage to the iconic Pam Ewing and her feathered, dancer-inspired locks that graced our screens in the late 70s and early 80s, reminiscing about how Pam's unique hairstyle stood out in the world of wealthy North Texans.
Next, we examine the intricate power dynamics of soap opera characters through the lens of their hairstyles. Our spotlight shines on the importance of proper shaping for black women's 4C hair, and we critique Fallon's ever-evolving look while humorously questioning Jeff's lack of influence in the storyline. Comparing Jeff to the more dominant Blake Carrington, we explore missed opportunities for character development and add a deeper layer to our analysis of these beloved characters.
Finally, the legendary hair of Blake Carrington from Dynasty takes center stage. We celebrate its dynamic quality that complements his volatile personality and reflect on his transformation over the years, particularly his distinguished salt-and-pepper look. The episode also teases future discussions on iconic characters like Kristen Shepard and Kirby Anders Colby, ensuring there's plenty of hair, history, and high drama to keep you entertained. So, grab a drink and get comfortable—it's time to relive the magic of primetime soaps!
Chapters
1. Behind the Scenes of Soap Lore (00:00:00)
2. Power Dynamics in Soap Opera Characters (00:04:32)
3. The Iconic Hair of Blake Harrington (00:15:14)
4. Soap Opera Hair Award Winners (00:19:35)
5. Vintage Soap Opera Debauchery (00:32:40)
234 episodes
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