"Ray Donovan" is a Showtime drama series that has run for the last 4 years. All four seasons are available on Amazon Instant Video.

From Wikipedia: "The drama is set in Los Angeles, California, where Irish-American Ray Donovan (Liev Schreiber), originally from South Boston, works for the powerful law firm Goldman & Drexler, representing the rich and famous. Donovan is a "Fixer": a person who arranges bribes, payoffs, threats, etc., to ensure the outcome desired by the client. Good at his job, and no common hood, Ray is normally a devoted family man as well. He experiences his own problems when his menacing father, Mickey Donovan (Jon Voight), is unexpectedly released from prison, and the FBI attempts to bring down Ray and his associates." End Wikipedia

Background: On my return flight from Paris yesterday, my hangover from clubbing too late (only 2 hours of sleep and almost missed my flight) meant I couldn't do much of anything other than watch TV. I watched the first 6 episodes of season 3 of Ray Donovan. Pre-Red-Pill, I had watched some episodes in season 1. With my new red pill goggles, this series just blew me away with how red pill it is to the core.

Unlike most drama series today, the show is extremely alpha-male-centric, and almost all the action is driven by males. The top two characters, Ray and his father Mickey are both strong alpha males, Ray representing good, Mickey representing evil. The series is set in a fight club. The story centers on Ray Donovan, his father and two brothers. Ray's brothers are not alpha but they have good reasons for that. Their sister died at age 18 and the death haunts the family, their relationships, current lives, everything. Every tenet of the Red Pill (woman are children, hypergamy, and especially that women prefer alpha males) is highlighted again and again in "Ray Donovan".

In the show, the women are submissive but not weak, especially Ray's wife. They say fuck a lot. Ray's lesbian female assistant Lena follows his orders unconditionally, but when the married women she is sleeping with betrays her, Lena punches the women in the face and gets arrested. When Ray's wife starts getting bullshit blue pill advice from SJW-types and the feminine social matrix, she makes a half-hearted attempt to get Ray to open up about his emotions and what he is feeling, and he just walks away. She secretly loves this; later in the same episode she swoons into his arms right after yet another classic Ray alpha move.

Ray Donovan is a poster child for male dominance (read Ironwood's blog post on male dominance and then watch a Ray Donovan episode, you will see what I mean). He's a tall, well-muscled guy of very few, quietly expressed words, often answering questions with one or two words, or no words, just a facial expression. He almost never raises his voice, and he is most dominant when he drops his voice to a whisper. His orders to assistants are usually no more than three to five words, and he expects and receives unconditional obedience because his strong alpha credentials have created trust and stability. He stands straight and moves slowly and deliberately. Ray is the center of gravity for everyone in the show (even his enemies) for this very reason. When some beta game show host jumps in his face, flailing his arms and whining about some studio order, Ray slaps him in the face... twice. The game show host gets the message. After the second slap, the camera goes to the female studio exec who needed Ray's help with the host, and her eyes show how turned on she is by Ray's alpha show of dominance. He is, mostly, very confident and can take care of business in any situation, but struggles mightily, quietly, and powerfully with the contradictions of his family life and history that he can't change, and tries to protect his wife and family (including his brothers) from suffering his sister's fate (suicide at a young age). Does he do this by talking with a counselor and crying his eyes out? Fuck no! He drinks heavily and sleeps with women intoxicated by his alpha-ness (he never chases women, they chase him, and his attitude is clearly DGAF either way).

The other male leads are very alpha as well. Weak males are weak for a good reason, due to trauma and loss at a young age or the early onset of some disease.

Some examples of Red Pill dialogue in "Ray Donovan"

Gangster father to son sodomized by a priest who can't get over it: "Stop being a cry baby. Be a man. Deal with it. DEAL WITH IT!"

When Ray's wife Abby cheats, he leaves for months and keeps her guessing about whether he wants a divorce or will come back to her (not because he is playing games, but because he doesn't know himself). When she finds out he has cheated and confronts him, he doesn't say a word and just walks away.

When Ray's brother Terry discovers his new girlfriend is married, he confronts her. She tells him that she doesn't love her husband anymore. Terry calls bullshit on that and breaks up with her, stating that he won't share her (Terry is pretty blue pill so this is definite progress for him). After Terry learns his girlfriend's husband punched her, he beats up the husband; after the beating he apologizes to the husband for sleeping with his wife and states he didn't know she was married.

Ray to his wife: "Come on, let's make another baby."

I could go on and on. Watch the show, enjoy it, deepen your Red Pill understanding and learn some cool alpha moves from all the bad-ass alpha characters in "Ray Donovan"

One final note: after you watch a few episodes, ask yourself if you think the writer was a woman or a man. The title to my post will answer that question for you.