“Is it too much to ask that television give our daughters (and our future colleagues) at least one woman worth emulating?”
Those were the closing words of a column I wrote in 1998 — in another era — titled “A Role Model We Can Live Without,” about Fox’s “Ally McBeal.” For you youngsters who don’t remember it, “Ally McBeal” featured Calista Flockhart as a ditzy, waiflike, inappropriately dressed young lawyer who cried, tripped and tantrumed her way through her career.
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