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186: House of the Dragon Season 2 Finale with Guest Cohosts Fashion Grunge Pod & Kate Shaw
This week Alexa takes a dive into the Crime Drama genre and we discuss the good, the bad, and the unsettling.
Movies mentioned: Mystic River Fracture Gone Baby Gone The Place Beyond the Pines Training Day No Country for Old Men Prisoners Zodiac The Town Sleepers
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We’re back with a new episode this week on Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life - Summer.
We discuss Rory’s surprisingly chill reunion with Jess, Lorelai’s sudden fear of being judged, her decision to hike her own version of Wild, and the (extremely long) musical that set it all in motion.
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We’re on summer break! We’ll be back with new episodes on Aug 9th. In the meantime, here’s one of our favorites.
On this week’s episode we’re talking about Before Sunrise, Before Sunset, and Before Midnight starring Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke.
We take a stroll through a once-in-a-lifetime evening, a fated reunion 9 years later, and the inevitable challenges faced when committing to a lifetime together.
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We’re on summer break! We’ll be back with new episodes on Aug 9th. In the meantime, here’s one of our favorites.
This week we're talking about one of Nancy Meyer's most iconic films, Something's Gotta Give.
Kathryn appreciates the timeless interior design of the beach house and Alexa points out how expertly lighting was used to create feelings of warmth in the nighttime scenes.
We explore the concept of the female gaze and how Nancy writes men the way women often want them to be.
Then we cover the art of vulnerability, the lessons within heartbreak, why Keanu is a perfect baby angel, and what we believe may be the true definition of soulmates.
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In our second of two spoiler-filled Stranger Things episodes, we're talking Eddie's epic guitar solo, Hopper and El's reunion, and the heartbreaking character that doesn't make it till the end.
Plus Nancy and Jonathan's relationship status, Will's internal battle, and predictions for season 5.
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This week we're talking about the iconic action movie Independence Day.
Topics include 90s special effects, dolphin jewelry collections, improvised lines, and Blair Waldorf's mom. Plus Bill Pullman's rousing speech and Jeff Goldblum's nod to Jurassic Park.
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This week we’re talking about season one of THEE Dawson’s Creek.
Topics include Pacey’s “relationship”, teens who speak like adults, and passing North Carolina off for Massachusetts. Plus Jen’s complicated past, Dawson’s misguided views on romance, and predictions for season 2.
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85: Outside the Actors Studio – Chadwick Boseman Pt. 2
14 Jun 2022
00:41:02
In the second installment of our Outside the Actors Studio series, we’re covering the late, great Chadwick Boseman.
In part two, we discuss Chadwick’s work from the MCU’s Black Panther through Spike Lee’s Da Five Bloods and his Oscar worthy performance in Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom.
84: The Sopranos Finale 15th Anniversary with Special Co-Host Alexa's Dad
07 Jun 2022
01:06:09
This week Alexa is joined by a very special guest co-host, her often imitated, never duplicated, Dad aka Uncle Paul aka the Cordless Phone Connoisseur.
They discuss their mutual love for The Sopranos and what makes it one of the best shows of all time, our family’s connection to the shooting locations, and which cast member may have been at his wedding.
Then they dissect the infamous series finale and why Tony most definitely was or was not killed in the cut to black.
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In our first of two spoiler-filled Stranger Things bonuses, we’re talking Vecna’s origin story, Robin’s transformation, unfortunate haircuts, and which character may not make it till the end.
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This week we’re doing a series recap on HBO’s Veep. We discuss some of the funniest moments, the brilliance of Julia Louis Dreyfus, and whether the final seasons went too far.
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81: Outside the Actors Studio – Chadwick Boseman Pt. 1
24 May 2022
00:55:22
In the second installment of our Outside the Actors Studio series, we’re covering the late, great Chadwick Boseman.
In part one, we discuss Chadwick’s work from his very first small, yet pivotal role in The Express, to his portrayal of Jackie Robinson in 42, all the way through to lawyer and civil rights activist Thurgood Marshall, the nation’s first Black Supreme Court Justice.
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80: Kathryn Watches Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi
17 May 2022
00:54:15
In the final part of our series on the original Star Wars trilogy, Kathryn watches The Return of the Jedi for the very first time.
Topics include Luke’s discovery of a sister, Leia being exceptionally beautiful, and Han’s vibe shift. Plus the forests of Endor, whether the Ewoks are cute or not, and Darth Vader’s last moments.
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79: Kathryn Watches Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back
10 May 2022
01:10:15
In part two of our three part series on the original Star Wars trilogy, Kathryn watches The Empires Strikes Back for the very first time.
Topics include the absolute VIBES of snowy Hoth, Han and Leia’s sexual tension, Yoda being iconic, and a detour about whether Aidan was a good guy to Carrie or not. Oh, and something about somebody’s father.
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78: Kathryn Watches Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope
04 May 2022
00:48:02
It’s finally happening— the week Alexa has been waiting for since the dawn of time. Join us as we discuss Kathryn’s first time watching Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.
Topics include the origins of a hero’s journey, C-3PO being the OG drama king, the legendary costumes, and what made this a surprisingly relaxing experience.
If you love Star Wars, you’re in luck because we’ll be covering the first three movies this month! And if you hate Star Wars, you’re also in luck because we’ll only be covering the first three movies this month!
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On this week's episode, Alexa and her bestie realize they're no longer cool while at a Lorde show and Kathryn can't get into season 2 of Bridgerton. Then we watch the new doc White Hot: The Rise & Fall of Abercrombie & Fitch on Netflix and discuss Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life Spring.
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This week we’re talking about the best movie soundtracks of all time.
Alexa digs up some childhood favorites with Shrek and Road to El Dorado and Kat stays true to her core with Romeo + Juliet and Drive. Plus we had a few in common— bet you’ll never guess what they are ;)
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This week we're talking about more of our favorite 2010s romcoms.
Topics include: a tender James Gandolfini, a surprise cameo from Keanu Reeves, Kathryn's new favorite comfort romcom, an explanation of why we know each other's dads, and two appearances from Rachel McAdams.
If you missed part one, scroll back to episode 5 when our podcast was still a baby. And don't forget to leave us a review on Apple and five stars on Spotify to help us grow!
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Acceptance speeches, the hosts being actually funny, Alexa's continued annoyance at the technical categories not being included in the live broadcast, a very weird in memoriam, and the not-so-surprising Best Picture winner.
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This week we're talking about the Oscar Best Picture nominees from the 90s through present day and what we, with no particular reasoning or expertise, think should have won.
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69: Cruel Intentions with Archie Lewallen & Zara Lisbon
01 Mar 2022
01:18:07
This week we’re talking about the iconic Cruel Intentions with special guests Archie and Zara from the Chaos Monster podcast (formerly Now Here’s a Story From A to Z)
We cover how Cruel Intentions informed Gossip Girl, sexual freedom and empowerment, boundaries and double standards, comparisons to Dangerous Liaisons, and so much more.
This week we’re chatting about the best tv opening themes. Let us know what you’d add to the list!
Our picks: The Sopranos Succession That 70s Show Stranger Things Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Big Little Lies BoJack Horseman Breaking Bad House One Tree Hill The Odd Couple Scooby Doo The Office
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This week we’re talking about the 2010 classic Valentine’s Day starring a huge ensemble cast including Jennifer Garner, Ashton Kutcher, Julia Roberts, Bradley Cooper, Jamie Foxx, Taylor Swift, and more.
We cover the famous piñata scene, wonder what Patrick Dempsey might be like irl, and make a list of our picks for greatest kissers in Hollywood.
Then we discuss Anne Hathaway’s Polaroid bedroom photographer credentials, Taylor Lautner’s tumbling prowess, and a certain actor that makes an appearance in nearly every Garry Marshal film.
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Okay campers don't forget your booties cause it is cold out there. With half the country under two feet of snow, that morning radio show loop couldn't be more accurate.
Wherever you're listening from, get cozy while we chat about one of the all-time classics – Groundhog Day.
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This week we’re joined by Kate and Ashley of Two Leading Ladies to talk about one of our favorite romcoms, Crazy Stupid Love starring Steve Carell, Julianne Moore, Ryan Gosling, and Emma Stone.
We talk about the breakdown of Cal and Emily’s marriage, the iconic makeover montage, and wonder how Jacob successfully picks up women at the SAME BAR EVERY NIGHT.
Then we discuss whether Jacob deserved a second chance from Cal, the perfection of the name David Lindhagen, and recount one of the best endings in romcom history.
And we end with a recap of our feelings on And Just Like That including, but not limited to, Anthony’s Hot Fellas bakery, Harry’s penis, Steve’s hearing aid, Miranda having sex with Che in Carrie’s kitchen, Carrie using an umbrella as a cane, and giant teal carnation wallpaper.
This week we're talking about the first episode of the Gilmore Girls reboot and we have a lot of... feedback.
Kirk's Uber storyline drives us nuts, Lorelai is acting like even more of a maniac than usual, and why can't anyone get cell service in 2016??
But it's not all downhill. We discuss Emily and Lorelai's cathartic argument, the feeling of coming home to Luke's, and Michel's triumphantly perfect return.
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Welcome to our final episode of the year and the end of season one! What a fun and amazing experience it's been. We're so thankful for our listeners and we love making this show for you every week.
Let's talk about The Best Man Holiday! If you haven't seen the original The Best Man, we suggest watching the trailer or a recap before jumping into this episode.
We talk about the dynamics of the many intersecting relationships, Julian and Candace's most poignant moment, and Quentin's potential for growth. Plus the iconic and hysterical car fight, why Lance is holding a grudge, and our hopes for the next chapter.
Wishing you a very happy holiday and we'll see you back here on Jan 18th for season 2!
60: Knives Out with Actress and Singer Kerry Frances
30 Nov 2021
01:22:48
Settle in for a packed episode this week! First we discuss Tick, Tick... BOOM!, Jonathan Larson, and the Legacy of Stephen Sondheim.
Then we interview Kerry Frances of Knives Out. Kerry tells us about her experience on set, getting to know Chris Evans, and her friendship with writer and director Rian Johnson. Then she shares her personal journey of coming into her own as an artist, producer, and writer and what called her to record her very first Christmas song.
Then stick around for a full breakdown of Knives Out. Alexa explains the criteria for what makes a perfect movie and we decide that this fits the bill, Kathryn discovers her love for Ana de Armas, and we get fired up over the Oscar nominations that should have been.
59: The One Where We Rank All the Friends Thanksgivings
16 Nov 2021
00:34:06
Let's rank the Thanksgiving episodes of Friends!
Joey gets his head stuck in the door AND a turkey, Rachel makes her infamous trifle, and Ross finally gets Thanksgiving dinner thanks to Delaware (with a little help from Nevada).
Then Courteney Cox does some of her best acting, a surprising fan favorite ends up a the bottom, and we defend Phoebe's crush on Jack Gellar.
We're taking a break next week for Thanksgiving and will return on Nov 30th with a very special guest.
58: The One with Gilmore Girls with A Gentlemen’s Guide to Rom-Coms
09 Nov 2021
01:26:02
This week we’re talking Gilmore Girls with special guests Ryan and Kelly of A Gentlemen’s Guide to Rom-Coms.
The guys share how they got into Gilmore Girls and which character they most identify with. We cover Luke turning into a pod person, the timeless debate of team Logan or Jess, and why April was kind of the best.
Then we discuss Rory’s decision making, who her ideal fictional partner would be, and some of the most insane lines from season 7.
This week we're celebrating the 25th anniversary of Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet and our one year podcast birthday!!
Special guest and R+J superfan Ilana Anderson joins us to talk about Harold Perrineau's masterful portrayal of Mercutio, the importance of frenetic energy, and the timeless vibe of Juliet's room, all while Alexa tries to hold back from telling us how much she hates it.
It's been such a fun and special year and we're thankful for every one of you who've listened, laughed with us, DMd us, and helped us build our show. Let us know what you want to hear in the year ahead!
This week we're wrapping up Twilight month with a special two part episode on Breaking Dawn.
In part two, we chat about Jacob imprinting on Renesmee, Bella's new powers, and why this one feels like a "real movie". Then we cover the final battle with the Volturi, a cameo by one of our favorite characters from Suits, and our predictions for the future of the franchise.
This week we're wrapping up Twilight month with a special two part episode on Breaking Dawn.
In part one, we discuss Bella and Edward's woodland wedding, why their baby needs Bella to drink blood, and how Taylor Lautner managed to finally be hot. Then we cover the absolute cringe baby naming scene, Carlisle's side part, and the over-the-top sound editing.