Bed Wed or Behead

Meg and Carla go to Harvard via the 2001 classic, Legally Blonde (Type A Films)! The BeWBs have all the feelings for Elle Woods (Reese Witherspoon), Paulette Bonafonte (Jennifer Coolidge), and Vivian Kensington (Selma Blair), and in addition to all of the squeeing, we also talk about the feminism in the film, doing the "bend and snap" in a pandemic bod, and how 99% of the men in the movie are straight up trash. Press play and find out who gets the ring, the fling, or the MUUUUURDER!

Hop into your time machines, BeWBs Fam, because we're heading to the 1960s. On It's A Fandom Thing Pod's recent trivia night, our big-time fan Bailey got to pick any trio she wanted  for us to give the Bed, Wed, Or Behead treatment to, and she chose Leonard Crawley (Dean Martin) , Pinky Benson (Gene Kelly), and Rod Anderson Jr. (Robert Mitchum) from 1964's What A Way To Go (Apjac-Orchard Productions / 20th Century Fox)! What fates did Carla and Meg decide on for each of these gents? Hit play and find out!

Hop a flight to Singapore with the BeWBs (unless you already live there, I guess) and prepare for Meg and Carla to decide the fates of Crazy Rich Asians' (2018, SK Global Entertainment) Astrid (Gemma Chan), Nick (Henry Golding), and Oliver (Nico Santos)!  You may be surprised at who gets the ring, the fling, or the MUUUUURDER this week! Press play and check it out!

The BeWBs return to Los Angeles to spend quality time with our fave dysfunctional celestial family! And this time, we're here to play the game with Amenadiel (D. B. Woodside), Chloe Decker (Lauren German), and the archangel who's here for a good time AND a long time, himself: Lucifer Morningstar (Tom Ellis). Who gets which fate this week? Carla and Meg can't wait for you to find out!

Lucifer originally aired on 2016 on Fox, was cancelled (bc fucking Foxcourse) and then moved to Netflix. You can catch the show there, AND you can listen to our previous Lucifer episode (number 5) in which we decide the fates of Ella, Linda, and Maze wherever you catch your pods!

Hey there, y'all! Join Carla and Meg in friendly Bluebell, Alabama for some beddin', weddin', or beheadin', as we take on the menfolk of Hart of Dixie (The CW, 2011 - 2015). Will Mayor Lavon Hayes (Cress Williams), George Tucker (Scott Porter), or Wade Kinsella (Wilson Bethel) be the lucky recipient of our ring, a fling, or the MUUUUURDER? Press play and find out!

C'mon, son! We know you know that Psych (2006 - 2914, USA Network)  is one of the best shows to ever grace our screens, so you KNOW the BeWBs had to give it the Bed, Wed, Or Behead podcast treatment! This week, Henry Spencer (Corbin Bernsen), Carlton Lassiter (Timothy Omundson), and Karen Vick (Kristen Nelson) are on the hot seat as Meg and Carla decide who gets the ring, the fling, or the MUUUUURDER. There's no two ways about it; you need to hear this one!

Carla and Meg are celebrating Chris Pine on this week's episode! It's Pinefest week here at Bed, Wed, Or Behead Podcast, and not in a way that involves Archive Of Our Own (though we love that one, too). Special guest Lauren from the Sort Of Brilliant podcast joins us to decide the fates of Captain James T. Kirk (Star Trek series, beginning 2009, Paramount), Nicholas Devereaux ( The Princess Diaries 2: A Royal Engagement, 2004, Disney), and Steve Trevor (Wonder Woman series beginning 2017, Warner Bros). So, which Chris Pine character gets the ring, the fling, or the guillotine? Press play and find out!

The BeWBs take you back into space, this time aboard the Battlestar Galactica (Sci-Fi Channel, 2004-2009)! Meg and Carla have watched and re-watched BSG a very normal amount of times and are frakking ready to share their love for Commander William Adama (Edward James Olmos), Lieutenant Sharon "Athena" Agathon (Grâce Park), and Senior Chief Petty Officer Galen Tyrol (Aaron Douglas) with the world. Who gets the ring, the fling, or the guillotine? Press play and find out!

BeWBs note: Any mistakes were due to slip ups rather than a lack of knowledge. This is why we won't ever do Star Wars, you monsters! (In other words, Meg realizes she said Olympia, not Olympic carrier SIGH.)

Don't bother checking your calendar; it's nowhere near October. That's not going to stop the BeWBs from playing Bed, Wed, Or Behead with horror icons Freddy Krueger, Michael Myers, and Jason Voorhees, though! Erin from It's A Fandom Thing Podcast returns to determine the date of these Horror "Hunks", and this episode lasts longer than a pretty blonde in an 80's horror flick!

Not a horror fan? Not to worry; neither is Meg! Meg visited the prestigious Academy Of Condensed Studies And Knowledge (fandom wiki pages thanks to Google searches) to arrive at her well-researched conclusions, and Erin schools us on the ins and outs of these three baddies from A Nightmare On Elm Street (Wes Craven, New Line Cinema, 1984), Halloween (John Carpenter/Devra Hill, Compass International Pictures, 1978), and Friday The 13th (Sean S. Cunningham/Victor Miller, Paramount Pictures, 1980). Carla is somewhere in between. 

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Ooh, BeWBs Fam, we're doing Always Be My Maybe! And we'll linger on the pros and cons of Marcus, Sasha, and Veronica as we decide whether they're getting the ring, the fling, or the MUUUUURDER. How did we manage to behead ANY of these lovable characters? This is one of those times where we almost wish we were Bed, Wed, or Befriend instead.