EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Jake Johnson & Ophelia Lovibond are back for MinxonStarz season 2 on STARZ. They reveal what they love most about working together & then they face off to see who's the better feminist 😮 🎥 reshingbull
found Joyce and Doug Renetti going their separate ways, and season 2 has the unlikely duo finding their way back together to save the magazine.sat down exclusively to tell us all about season 2, we decided to put them to a little feminist test. After all, their show centers on Prigger, a young Gloria Steinem-esque Editor-in-Chief, that partners with Johnson’s Doug to create America’s first erotic magazine.
When it came time for the ultimately feminism test, both Johnson and Lovibond looked nervous. But Lovibond started off strong right out of the gate, not even waiting for the multiple choice answers. And Johnson, quickly repeated her answers as his tactic for winning. Watch the video to find out which of the co-stars turned out to be the best feminist.Starz/John Johnson
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