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Just when we feel a sisterhood connection to the women of such shows as LIPSTICK JUNGLE and CASHMERE MAFIA .... the decision makers of network television pull the plug on us!Is it perhaps that these strong empowered women represent a threat to the egos of their testosterone counterparts in the professional business world? Come on... unless it carries a football, dribbles a basketball, slaps a hockey puck, wears boxing gloves, spits on their batting gloves, or downs a beer while delivering crude sarcasm in one liners, the viewer ratings of such shows will always be secondary to the airwaves for women's choices of viewing.Yet year after year we are subjected to mindless reality television entertainment of such things as stars who find themselves unable to cope screaming "GET ME OUT OF HERE" Need I say more?????If the decision makers of NBC were to slide women's shows into a popular slot there would either be less men couch potatoes to pick up after and less primal grunts when a judgment call is made against their heros... or the ratings might actually reflect that women want to see more shows of substance and believable story lines as are reflected in the struggles of the professional woman trying to make it in the business world and being successful. They give up many things on a larger scale to be there than those of the opposite sex do.So, with all that being said... If I were one of the decision makers at NBC, I'd be sending out emails on pink stationery stating "YOU'RE FIRED!" and wish them well in the unemployment line!
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