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2. Jeannie was often literally confined to her __________.
6. capture the "quality viewer," who was typically a younger, __________ dweller.
7. The series That Girl starred __________ as an aspiring actress in New York City.
9. Shows like I Dream of Jeannie used magic as a chain to contain female __________.
10. the character of Sally Rogers served to highlight the greater femininity of the "doted-upon housewife" named __________.
12. The show One Day at a Time featured __________, a divorced mother of two teenagers.
13. Mary Richards was the first character to prove that __________ could form the center of life for a woman.
14. Susan Faludi describes the "banishment" of the unwed heroine from TV during the early and mid-__________.

1. Samantha Stevens was considered "contained" because of her safely __________ status.
3. a co-worker informs Mary that she was hired as the "__________ woman."
4. The show Mary Tyler Moore presented a "safer" version of __________ feminism, rather than radical feminism.
5. Mary Richards often functioned as the "good __________."
8. feared casting Mary as a __________ woman because viewers might think she had left Rob Petrie.
9. The Mary Tyler Moore Show premiered shortly after the "Women Strike for __________" demonstration in 1970.
11. Jeannie’s power was often viewed as a threat to the 1960s male __________.