[s1e6] Stealing Home ✔

: The transition from a scene of peace and happiness at a gay bar to a violent police raid was described as "raw and wrenching" by reviewers at Vulture .

: Sherryl Woods' book Stealing Home is praised by readers as a "heart-tugging" story of redemption in a small town. "A League of Their Own" Stealing Home (TV Episode 2022)

: Season 1, Episode 6 is actually titled " Decommissioned ," though it is sometimes searched for by mistake. It features the return of the Martez sisters and received a 3.5/5 rating from Den of Geek . [S1E6] Stealing Home

: Reviewers noted a strong, though unsubtle, metaphor comparing the characters' discovery of safe queer spaces to entering a "Technicolor Oz".

: Starring Mark Harmon and Jodie Foster, this film was famously panned by critics like Roger Ebert , who gave it one star and called it a "complete total waste of time". : The transition from a scene of peace

Critics and viewers widely consider this the best and most emotionally resonant episode of the season. It is praised for its sensitive and authentic treatment of LGBTQ+ experiences during the 1940s, specifically for its juxtaposition of "queer joy" with the harsh realities of the time.

: Rosie O’Donnell’s brief but memorable role as Vi, the bar owner who protects the patrons during the raid, received significant praise. Viewer Ratings It features the return of the Martez sisters

: The episode is a turning point for Max, who finds a sense of belonging through Uncle Bertie. Critics at Fangirlish highlighted how Shaw finally "sees" Max for who she truly is, helping her accept herself.