For millions of women, television wasn't just entertainment; it was an instruction manual, teaching us what relationships should look like, how ambitious women should behave, and how much of ourselves we should sacrifice to be accepted. As conversations around toxic relationships, beauty standards, mental health, and women's empowerment continue to dominate the cultural landscape, Doménica Feraud poses a provocative question: What if the stories that raised us got it wrong? Funny, insightful, and deeply relatable, she revisits the iconic characters and storylines that defined a generation to uncover the hidden lessons behind "dream men," makeover culture, workplace ambition, female friendships, and the relentless pursuit of perfection. She is a first-generation Ecuadorian writer, producer, and actor from New York City. Her groundbreaking play Rinse, Repeat, which she wrote and starred in, premiered at the Signature Theatre in 2019. Feraud’s performance was heralded as "excellent" and the play was a NY Times Critic’s Pick.