Carrie pulls the “my husband is dead” card whenever she can. Charlotte tearfully packs away her Madame Alexander dolls. Miranda is trapped in a disturbing white void. Emily highlights how this episode both respects and disrespects the Diwali holiday. Marina admits to torturing Emily by making her HBO Max icon Che Diaz.

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Edited by Tori Partridge

Music is "From Cali To Ibiza" by Anthony Catacoli

Carrie is subjected to elder abuse. Charlotte believes Carrie’s podcast is successful enough to be mentioned by the Daily Mail. Miranda gets fingerblasted by Che for the first time. Emily represents the Yoo-hoo community alongside Tom Cruise in “A Few Good Men.” Marina details how Samantha Jones would react to hooking up with every Batman villain.

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Edited by Tori Partridge

Music is "From Cali To Ibiza" by Anthony Catacoli

Carrie is in a horror movie, where the slasher villain is a Peloton. Charlotte handles the topic of racism. Miranda defends her life to Nya in a season where she completely upends her life by her own doing. Emily crowns Charlotte as this show’s Michael Scott. Marina is begging Zaslav  to call her back.

Produced, Hosted and Created by Marina di Marzo (@mloladi) & Emily Sen (@emsen_1)

Edited by Tori Partridge

Music is "From Cali To Ibiza" by Anthony Catacoli

Carrie won’t leave poor Natasha alone. Charlotte fashionably scoops up some dog poop. Miranda is forever changed by Che’s comedy concert. Emily stars a tip jar for the words we most use to describe this show. Marina shares her trauma behind children being read books by their parents. Erica Diederich joins us for a special interview about her time being a background actor in this very episode.

Produced, Hosted and Created by Marina di Marzo (@mloladi) & Emily Sen (@emsen_1)

Edited by Tori Partridge

Music is "From Cali To Ibiza" by Anthony Catacoli

Carrie uses Big’s funeral to plan her own pity party. Charlotte spends 99.1% of this episode crying. Miranda reads the dumbest eulogy of all time. Emily still doesn't know who Mr. Big is. Marina makes a claim about Michael Patrick King that has to be censored by legal.

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Edited by Tori Partridge

Music is "From Cali To Ibiza" by Anthony Catacoli

Carrie wears a hat that even The Lost Boys wouldn’t claim. Charlotte apparently knows Oscar De La Renta on a first name basis. Miranda flops so hard that it makes people turn their TV off. Emily hawks some priceless boardwalk t-shirt faire. Marina reexamines the linguistic phenomenon that was c*** punt.

Produced, Hosted and Created by Marina di Marzo (@mloladi) & Emily Sen (@emsen_1)

Edited by Tori Partridge

Music is "From Cali To Ibiza" by Anthony Catacoli

Carrie ruins a perfectly good outfit by trying to make leggings happen. Charlotte repeats the same speech again but we fully support it. Miranda faces The Horrors but in her best look yet. Emily is Kevin Feige and Marina is Zach Snyder.

Edited by: Tori Partridge // Music: "From Cali To Ibiza" by Anthony Catacoli

Carrie hates on Miranda for no goddamn reason. Charlotte tells her kids to piss off. Miranda meets a hot woman with Italian greyhounds. Emily finally understands why Carrie sucks. Marina has a capital Hard Time finding joy. 

Edited by: Tori Partridge // Music: "From Cali To Ibiza" by Anthony Catacoli

Carrie becomes a cat lady. Charlotte and Miranda get caught up in stalking their kids who are boning. Emily ambitiously tried to fact check this episode. Marina proposes a tax deduction for “Italians Saving Hollywood.”

Edited by: Tori Partridge // Music: "From Cali To Ibiza" by Anthony Catacoli

Carrie throws her relationship with Mr. Big in the trash. Charlotte buys an ugly dress. Miranda gives free promotion to “Human Rights Watch.” Emily and Marina burst into tear-filled laughter for 80% of this episode. 

Edited by: Tori Partridge // Music: "From Cali To Ibiza" by Anthony Catacoli