
The Owl House S1E15-16: "Understanding Willow" and "Enchanting Grom Fright"
Luz being sent to a parody of gay conversion camps hits a lot different with her being actually gay.

The Owl House S1E7 and S1E12: "Lost in Language" and "Adventures in the Elements"
Episode seven, "Lost in Language," is where most of the positive is concentrated. Episode twelve, "Adventures in the Elements," is where most of the negative can be found. Not all, but most.

The Owl House S1E4-5: "The Intruder" and "Covention"
Luz can learn from Eda, but just as much by taking her as an instructive bad example as by imitation. Eda gets by, but life is harder than it needs to be for her and the people she ostensibly cares about.

Owl House S1E1: “A Lying Witch and a Warden”
It’s another Disney production, which at this point is basically just another way of saying “it’s a piece of entertainment media created in or near the United States.”