This week, Jessica makes Natasha watch Wings, a super nostalgic sitcom from the 90s and a Cheers spinoff! We discuss how the jokes in this show are dated but not so much that we wouldn't still hear them today, how darling little sitcoms like this are just here for the vibes, and the many, many references in this episode that went over our heads. Who are these people? What did they do? We may never know. Will Natasha like the vibes? Or will they take a flight away from this little airport town?

This week, Jessica makes Natasha watch One Tree Hill, a show that is ostensibly a Shakespeare soap opera about basketball. (How I wish that was a joke.) Join us as we discuss the epic highs and lows of high school basketball (yes, I know this is the wrong show), how much we hate Dan Scott (the years may pass, but my hatred for Dan does not), and the whole gamut of relationship drama in this show. Will Natasha get their head in the game? Or will the epic lows of high school basketball get them down? You'll have to listen to find out.

Hi there. This is Natasha. Jessica usually writes these descriptions, so I don't really know what I'm doing. Um... in this very special 50th episode, we watched Netflix's Pretty Smart, which is basically just what would happen if a Disney Channel original show was allowed to make dick jokes. It's also kind of like Merry Happy Whatever, which was a show that Natasha actually really liked. Will she enjoy this show, even if the premise sounds... pretty questionable? Will Jessica ever find the himbo repairman that she needs? Will any of our beloved listeners buy us a shed for Christmas after listening to this episode? These are the important questions.

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This week, we dive deep into the world of reality TV with The Ultimatum: Queer Love. We discuss the concept of this reality show, how very fun it is to be on reality TV discussing your partner's flaws, and a myriad of other dating shows that these people could be on. Because this is Queer Ultimatum, we're also talking about stereotypes of queer women, butch lesbians, and representation. And because we are queer women, we're also talking about how hot this cast is. Like smoking hot. If we have to live in a world with reality TV, can we at least cast all the shows with butch women? Because that would make it better. Are all these butch ladies enough to make Natasha dive deep into reality TV drama? Or is it still just too cringe-worthy for their taste? You'll have to listen to find out.

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