This episode is so typical of how the entertainment industry, lead by males, treated feminism and women's fight for equality. At first appearances, one might assume they were speaking up in support of women's rights and equality, but alas, as these shows always ended up, whenever a man expressed an interest in the woman she would back down. The sitcoms always showed a girl trying to prove she was just as good at something as a boy, only to back down at the end and decide she really just wanted to be a girly girl afterall. And, of course, strong women in the work place either didn't exist or were depicted as being hard and unfeeling. It was all because men were offended that any woman would try to compete with them. Thankfully, we've come a long way.