All Things

B&T discuss Season 2 Gen Q predictions, vent some frustrations, and question some title choices, all while being very tired. 

B&T discuss grief, progressive politics, and Gen Z in our review of Season 1, Episode 11. 

B&T discuss surprising longevity, gatekeeping, and excellent acting.

Content Warning: This episode does contain some discussion about miscarriage.

T and... wait not B? (thank you Jules) talk to Molly and Becca from Do Ladies Do That? Their amazing podcast talks about queer rep and their episodes on The L Word and TLWGQ were so insightful and poignant, we had to talk to them some more. Hankering for more? Check them out wherever you get your podcasts!

B&T talk to our good friend Jules, proud owner and proprietor of Bette and Tina House of Stir Fry on Instagram! We discuss putting more equality in the ship name, some unexpected nuance in season 3, and how to have hope in these troubled times.

Thank you so much for joining us Jules!

B&T sit down with the host of L Word YouTube Channel Ash Silver to talk about how she got started, her thoughts on the fandom, and how she keeps positive in these tumultuous times.

You can find Ash's channel here! Thank you again to Ash for coming onto the podcast. It was a joy having you!

B&T talk about group therapy, the looming darkness, and Gen Q being canon.

Corrections: Zak Santiago’s character is in fact named Oscar, and this episode was written by Mark Sakarin and directed Kari Skogland. That two part pilot makes it a pain to figure this stuff out. Thank you for bearing with us. We are very smarticles.

B&T discuss how utterly adorable Tibette are in this flufftacular episode! It's all about the details when it comes to what makes this couple great. 

B&T discuss some of our favorite moments from our girls' journey so far! Notable tangents include discussions of bisexuality, accents, and more! 

B&T discuss Bette's "commitment" (whatever that means), Tina's mental health, and the perils of your sperm donor's crazy girlfriend.