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Por Melissa Camacho
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con base en investigaciones sobre desarrollo infantil. ¿Cómo otorgamos nuestras calificaciones?
Sassy social commentary for teens and up.
Lo que las familias necesitan saber
¿Por qué para niños de 13 en adelante?
¿Algún contenido positivo?
Dónde lo puedes ver
Videos y fotos
Designing Women
Reseñas de padres e hijos
¿De qué trata la historia?
Featuring four sassy-but-charming southern women from Atlanta, Georgia, DESIGNING WOMEN stars smart, outspoken Julia Sugarbaker (Dixie Carter), who owns Sugarbaker and Associates, an interior design firm where she and her sister, former beauty queen Suzanne Sugarbaker (Delta Burke), work with Mary Jo Shively (Annie Potts of Joan of Arcadia), a recently divorced single mother of two, and somewhat naïve Charlene Frazier (Jean Smart of 24). The women spend much of their time with Bernice Clifton (Alice Ghostly), a family friend with a slight dementia problem. Also part of the group is Anthony Bouvier (Mesach Taylor), a convict-turned-delivery person-turned-business partner whose masculinity isn't threatened by his overwhelmingly feminine environment. While recently widowed Julia dates attorney Reese Watson (Hal Holbrook); Suzanne continues her quest to (once again) marry a rich man; Mary Jo attempts to balance the dating scene while trying to raise her kids; and Charlene eventually finds her Mr. Right.
¿Vale la pena?
This feminist-leaning, sometimes-controversial show examines some of the prominent themes of the late 1980s and early 1990s. Characters grapple with larger political, social, and moral issues while they struggle to resolve their professional and personal problems. Designing Women also tackles issues like domestic violence, AIDS, racism, sexual harassment, and attitudes toward the overweight; their opinions are often summarized by Julia during her many indignant speeches about the world's injustices.
Las familias pueden hablar sobre ...
Families can talk about the role of women in today's society compared to the time of Designing Women. Are men and women treated equally? Should they be?
Families can also talk about the many contemporary political, social, and moral issues that we're surrounded by every day. What do you think about how they're handled by institutions like the government and the media? Are people obligated to follow moral codes of conduct? Why or why not?
How do the characters in Designing Women demonstrate compassion? Why is this an important character strength?
Detalles TV
- Fecha de estreno : Septiembre 29, 1986
- Elenco : Delta Burke , Dixie Carter , Jean Smart
- Cadena : Lifetime Television
- Género : Comedy
- Temas : Friendship
- Valores Positivos : Compassion
- Rating de programas de TV :
- Última actualización : Octubre 1, 2025
¿Nos faltó algo sobre diversidad?
Las investigaciones muestran que hay una relación entre la autoestima de los niños y las representaciones positivas en los medios de comunicación. Es por eso que hemos añadido una nueva sección de “Representaciones diversas” a nuestras reseñas, que se implementará de forma continua. Puedes apoyarnos a ayudar a los niños al
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