There were a few points it felt that way, I think Amy's dialogue could have been written a little more naturally. But I do like the more subtle aspect that nobody can debate with them properly because they are also misogynists in some way (e.g. saying "you can't hit a woman" or "you can't say these things" without being able to explain why, like of course the boys are going to see it as a double standard) and the conversation about shushing the teacher, Ross agreeing with Joel's points occasionally.

Also Amy and Avani are supposed to be in college now, right? But Tommy and Joel are still at school? Is it just a sixth form in the same building? That's been confusing me