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Welcome to episode 58, in which Alina is 12 years old and still snickering about her very witty episode title. In this episode we talk about the Emmy nominations and finish up with a list of our recommendations that didn’t get Emmy love but are definitely deserving of your attention.

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RIP Kayleigh’s mentions

Carrie Fisher refused to leave this world without letting everyone know she fucked young Harrison Ford and I respect that. pic.twitter.com/jjlRChsddm

— Kayleigh Donaldson (@Ceilidhann) July 13, 2017

George seems like the worst magazine ever but I want to read every single issue of it. pic.twitter.com/OJevsH9zfs

— Kayleigh Donaldson (@Ceilidhann) July 9, 2017

Les Filles recommend you watch:

Bryan Fuller was back on our TV! This time we have a very legitimate reason to talk about Hannibal, not that we need one (ever), but still. American Gods recently wrapped up its first, very short season on Stars (and Amazon Video outside of the USA), and we’re here to share our thoughts.

There was so much dick, you guys.

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“American Gods’: Bryan Fuller Explains That Wild and “Empowering” Sex Scene” in The Hollywood Reporter.

Behold all the Jesuses

The AV Club’s review of the season finale, quoted in this episode.

Alexander Skarsgård react on seeing his kid brother Bill as Pennywise.

Welcome to episode 56, in which Les Filles talk about the newly released (and flopped) King Arthur: Legend of the Sword and other screen adaptations of the enduring legend. Charlie Hunnam makes a pretty good King Arthur — those forearms, that scruff, 10/10, would lob scimitar.

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Review of the film by our own Redheadedgirl

Kate Beaton’s Hark, a vagrant strip on courtly love

Washington Post article on re-reading The Mists of Avalon

Welcome to episode 55, in which we talk about genre conventions — which are tropes to be played with and which are creator-audience covenants to be firmly observed? True to our covenant with you, listeners, we tangent on some things we feel strongly about (Logan, Attack on Titan, vodka).

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“Happily Never After, and the Changing Nature of the Romance Novel”, discussing the JR Ward situation.

Okay! Say what you want. But your cat is still a cat and your mystery with one kiss from an otherwise offstage person is not a romance.

— Courtney!!! Milan (@courtneymilan) April 10, 2017

Yes. This is the dividing line between "you do you" and "whoa, that's fraud." https://t.co/v1r2rag7nV

— Courtney!!! Milan (@courtneymilan) April 10, 2017

Enforced by whom? There's no romance police. People can do literally whatever they want. https://t.co/yOicmMFmGr

— Courtney!!! Milan (@courtneymilan) April 10, 2017

Lindsay Ellis’s video essay on Disney Villains

Andy Richter Visits Guillermo Del Toro’s Bleak House

My Fair Duchess by Megan Frampton review on SmartBitchesTrashyBooks.com

An Extraordinary Union by Alyssa Cole is the April book club selection on SmartBitchesTrashyBooks.com

That podcast tweet we’re a little salty about. Yes, we’re 3 and 4.

podcast genres : 1. Men going on about things. 2. Whispery crime 3.Millennials talking over each other 4. Should be 20 minutes shorter

— emily bell (@emilybell) April 12, 2017