B & T, back from hiatus, discuss Melvin, the Portard/Kenter debate, and Kit Porter being the best big sister in the world. 

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B&T dive into this adorable Tibette episode and also discuss why Gen Q is important and Bette's customer service voice.

Content warning: This episode brought up some serious conversations for us. These contain mentions of homophobia, violence against LGBTQ+ people, infertility, and miscarriage. 

Making a podcast is hard. Keeping straight what's been released and what hasn't is even harder.

Taylor goes on a tangent (shocking really) about why people eating in a scene is a props master's worst nightmare.

B & T discuss our favorite lovable disaster, the one and only Bette Porter. Featuring our first ever guest on the podcast, Amber, joining us as our resident Bette expert. What makes this beautifully complex woman tick? Tune in to hear our thoughts.

B & T manage to find plenty to talk about in this Tibette-light episode. Plus a jealous Bette, Stendhal Syndrome, and Peggy Peabody!

A funny interlude from episode 5 in which Brittany dials up the sass. Stay tuned for a brand new full episode tomorrow, March 23!

B & T break down Season 1, Episode 3: Let's Do It, including Bette's psychology, inconsistent characterizations, and Kit's tendency to break into places she shouldn't.

B & T discuss the second half of the pilot, Tibette's first love scene, and Mr. Beck Bishop. Don't know who that is? Take a listen!