Girls, there is more than one kind of freedom.

There is freedom to and freedom from.

You don't own me, I'm not your property, So think you're shifting little beady eyes over me

Welcome to the fight

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Welcome to Eyes on Gilead

A weekly discussion of season two of The Handmaid's Tale

Which is premiering on SBS Australia

And SBS on Demand every Thursday at 830.

We're going to be doing this every week as the episodes drop, and the first two episodes of

season two have just aired, and we have opinions.

My name is Fiona Williams, and I'm managing editor of SBS movies and guide here at SBS,

and I'm joined by my colleagues, Sana Khadar and Natalie Hambly.

Hello. Hello. So I'm Sana. I'm a journalist at SBS. I currently report for a business

program here. And I'm Canadian. So I sort of grew up with the book and knowing Margaret Atwood,

but I never actually read the book. So probably also like many Canadians. So it's been a real pleasure to see the book in TV form.

And I'm Natalie Hambly, the managing editor of SBS Life, where we publish a variety of women's voices.

And we certainly do tackle the themes that come up in The Handmaid's Tale. And I have to say,

I'm somewhat of a newbie to The Handmaid's Tale. I took a long time

watching it, and I have just done what everyone says not to do, which is binge watch season

one, which I do actually highly recommend. Yeah, I've been binge watched it again in the

anticipation of the new season dropping. And it helps. I think you do need to just experience it because when season two

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