Tracey Takes On Season 2 Episode 4 1976

Tracey Takes On is a comedy series featuring Tracey Ullman in multiple roles, each focusing on a particular theme. In season 2, episode 4 titled "1976," Tracey explores various aspects of the year 1976, a time when she was just starting off as a performer.

The episode starts with Tracey reminiscing about her memories from 1976, which was a tumultuous year politically, socially, and culturally. To showcase the different vibes of 1976, Tracey takes on several fun and quirky characters. First up is Linda Doucett, who plays a 'go-go dancer' from the '70s. Tracey as Linda sits on a round, furry platform as she talks about her dancing career and '70s trends.

Next up, Tracey portrays Marnie Castle, a New York socialite who invites Tracey into her luxurious home and tells her all about various iconic parties she attended in 1976. She raves about the Studio 54 club and how it was like a second home to her during that year. Marnie shares her exclusive fashion tips and talks about how much she enjoyed being a part of the social elite.

In her next character, Tracey takes on the role of Cal Koolidge, a DJ from 1976. Cal is a funky character, with a wild hairdo and groovy clothes. Tracey dances and struts in front of the mic, introducing different songs and sharing some fun stories from when she used to be a DJ.

After that, Tracey becomes Donna Louise, who is a renowned psychic and fortune-teller. Donna claims that she can connect with the spirits of famous personalities who passed away in 1976 and claims to have had many experiences with them. Tracey as Donna gives her predictions on the future, some of which turn out to be right, and some are plain hilarious.

One of the most interesting segments of the episode is when Tracey portrays Caroline Koppelman, a political journalist, and writer in the year 1976. Caroline shares her thoughts on the Watergate scandal, President Ford, the Bicentennial celebrations, and many other significant socio-political events of that time. Caroline also shares her insights on some iconic female personalities of that era, which include Gloria Steinem and Barbara Walters.

Towards the end of the episode, Tracey becomes the iconic feminist and activist, Betty Friedan, who was an author and a prominent figure of the feminist movement in the 1970s. Tracey highlights Betty's contribution to feminism and her fight for women's rights. Tracey also discusses some of the controversies that Betty got embroiled in during that time.

Overall, this episode of Tracey Takes On is a hilarious, entertaining, and insightful take on the '70s. With her clever writing, sharp wit, and masterful acting skills, Tracey Ullman takes us on a trip down memory lane. The show highlights various aspects of the year 1976, ranging from fashion, music, politics, women's rights, and many more. This is a must-watch episode for anyone who grew up during the '70s or has an interest in the pop culture of that era.