How come Jean Gray's outfit changes at the mall and for the rest of the episodes but none of the other girls' clothes change. And why are the characters always in the same clothes every single episode?

I dont know if anyone has noticed yet, but eps 11-13 are mixed up... So called episode 13 is supposed to be before episode 11 which was the dance as ep 13 is obviously before from when Duncan showed Jean the two tickets he got for her for the DANCE that was mentioned and shown in ep 11. I dont know how to contact Hulu about it, but theres a mix up.

Yeah... every criminal the X-men intercept in this entire series is a man, with the exception of Mystique (and later, Wanda), so I fail to see why this episode should spark the sexism woes when regarding that issue.However, I do agree that the treatment of the female characters, and Scott's cluelessness was a little skewed for the sake of this episodes storyline. In this series, female characters have been handled with dignity, and they've been treated with respect and equality by everyone in the rest of the series (well, ok, Duncan's behavior was pretty on point). The issue of gender hasn't even been mentioned before this episode, and I don't think it's mentioned after. In the end, I liked this episode as much as I liked any other. It was a "message" episode, so you just need to take it for what it's worth.Meanwhile, how do the sirens make the news, but the X-men not? I think there've only been two isolated news reports (so far): once for Scott shooting a car out of the way with his eye-blasts, and once when Mr. McCoy turned into the beast. Seems a little strange, hehe.