Dispatching the 118

Mary and Laura switch gears to focus discussions on the new season of 9-1-1: Lone Star. The air may be chilly in Texas, but for the podcast things are certainly heating up. Listen in as they ponder what each of these events could mean for the season to come.

Our good friend, Kat comes by to discuss the midseason finale with us! Tune in for an hour of shenanigans and Christmas gift predicting/assessing. 

Laura and Mary break down why Taylor has gone from a good character to a terrible character in 2 short years. Also, Bobby and Athena -- that is all. 

With all the drama going on and off screen with 9-1-1, Laura and Mary have PLENTY to talk about this week. We love an episode that really dives into the unity of the show. More of that please, 9-1-1!

What is 9-1-1 Season 5? Does anything in this universe make sense anymore? Come along with Mary and Laura as they discuss all this and more. 

The first really solid episode of the season and Mary and Laura somehow manage to talk all TV, not just 9-1-1. Don't worry, it all connects to 9-1-1 and this episode in the end. Basically, Taylor continues to lose the show star ratings. Come join us for all kinds of TV shenanigans. 

Is there anything positive to say about "Peer Pressure?" Come join us in a conversation about the episode and find out! 

Mary and Laura lose their damn minds about Kenneth Choi and his ability to cry on cue while also carrying on the most emotional conversation known to man. (Also, Buck deserved that slap.) Where are the writers going with the Grant/Nash family? I guess we will have to wait to find out. 

This week Kat returns to hash out the flops of this season so far, but also why Buck and Eddie simply make sense. Join the three of us as we get to the heart of where we want these beloved characters to go. 

Mary and Laura go on a tangent about the good, the bad, and the downright ugly of this episode. It's official 9-1-1 needs the tag line: That doesn't mean what you think it means OR Suspend your disbelief.