A Couple of Delusionaries

WE'RE BACK! Just in time for Halloween. This week, we competed to see who could guess closest to the Rotten Tomatoes score of some of our spooky favourites. The loser was eaten by a Sand-worm.

This week, we watched The Lair of the White Worm for the first time. There was snake worship, pagan chaos, Hugh Grant, and enough truly confident weirdness to make us question several things.

We certainly saw some stuff.

This week, we played The Couples Game! We aimed for something light, fun, and mildly revealing without turning it into a full psychological warfare.

This week, we ask what happens to our relationship when one major rule of reality changes, which turns out to be a very elegant way of making things weird at home.

This week, we watched Withnail & I. It's a 1987 British cult comedy about two broke actors, a country escape, and things going chaoticaly sideways. For this B-movie review, we’re talking about whether it’s a cult classic, a B-movie in spirit, and what makes this kind of British humour work so well.

This week, we work through trolley problems aimed directly at our relationship. We're talking moral, ethical dilemma's; either way, someone's feelings are getting hit.

This week, we answered a bunch of questions you’re arguably better off leaving alone and came out of it pretty stable, all things considered.This episode responds to public relationship prompts originally posted by Jeff Guenther (@therapyjeff). Our discussion and commentary are our own.

Welcome to A Couple of Delusionaries.For our first episode, we decided to play Our Guilty Pleasures because apparently the best way to launch a podcast is to sit down together and immediately start volunteering information we could have kept to ourselves.So, if you’ve ever wanted to watch two people lovingly expose each other for sport, here you go.