Acknowledgments - Karrin Vasby Anderson: Introduction: Hillary Clinton From "Bitch" to "Badass" - Part I: Digital Politics and Embodied Feminism(s) - Katie L. Gibson: Reimagining Feminist Dissent: Memetic Celebration and "The Notorious R.B.G." - Belinda Stillion Southard: Smart and Authentic: "Amy Poehler's Smart Girls" and Mediating Authentic Girls - Danielle M. Stern: #TransIsBeautiful: The Polymediated, Intersectional Feminism of Laverne Cox - Valerie R. Renegar/Lacy Lowrey/Kirsti Cole: Feminist Comedy's Blond Badass: Amy Schumer and the Limits of White Feminism - Part II: Feminist Political Parody, Satire, and Infotainment - Mary Douglas Vavrus: "How Is This Still a Thing?" The Materialist Feminism of Last Week Tonight With John Oliver - Tasha N. Dubriwny: How to Be "Fierce as F*&!": Full Frontal's Angry Feminist Satire - Alyssa Samek: Late Night's Funny Feminists: The Women of The Daily Show, Satire, and Postfeminism - Erika Falk: Relying on or Repudiating Stereotypes: Saturday Night Live Parodies of Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton - Part III: Feminist Politicians in Prime Time - Michaela D.E. Meyer: The Good Wife's Fatalistic Feminism: Televised Feminist Failures in Work/Life Balance, Romance, and Feminist Alliances - Allison M. Prasch: The Two Madam Secretaries: Elizabeth McCord, Hillary Rodham Clinton, and Mimetic Representations of Twenty-First Century Feminism - Carrie M. Murawski/Tasha N. Dubriwny: The Badass and the President: Scandal's Prime-Time Presidency - Kristina Horn Sheeler: Burlesquing the Veep: Veep's Absurdist Rejection of Female Presidentiality - Karrin Vasby Anderson: "Yes We Can't Not. Knope.": Parks and Recreation and the Promise of Comic Feminist Parody - Shawn J. Parry-Giles: Conclusion: Political Women and the Power Paradox: The Case of Hillary Clinton - Contributors - Index.