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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This week, Natasha makes Jessica watch Dororo, an anime about demons who eat body parts in exchange for the safety of the land. We discuss animation style, the pop music that was chosen for the title sequence, Dororo being a little bit annoying, and Jessica's confusion around the end of the episode. We spend a pretty long time talking about how effed up the baby is and how bad we feel for Tahomaru. Join us for all of this alongside a shocking reveal. Will Jessica learn to love this sweet skeleton boy? Or will she sell him to the demons for protection? You'll have to listen to find out.

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Subtitle: ie. how every single Teen Wolf episode was written

As we return from hiatus with our longest episode yet, Jessica makes Natasha watch Teen Wolf. Teen Wolf, simply put, is a teen drama that happens to have some werewolves in it. And also lacrosse. Like a lot of lacrosse. We discuss the queerbaiting in Teen Wolf, the most iconic line of the entire series, the plethora of creatures in the show, and how Scott and Allison's relationship is just kind of meh. Our return to MTV is filled with shock, murder, intrigue, and lots of laughter. Can I guarantee that everything I said about Teen Wolf lore is true? No. But can Teen Wolf guarantee that they didn't pull any of their lore out of their asses? Also no. Will Natasha fall for the lure of the full moon? Or will they resist the urge to change their cartoony ways? You'll have to listen to find out.

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This week on Episode Epiphanies, Natasha makes Jessica watch Extreme Ghostbusters, possibly our most 90s cartoon yet. They discuss the diversity of this cast, our favourite no-homo-but-definitely-homo couple, and create some new crackships along the way. Listen to Jessica become incredibly confused over something that is in no way confusing or badly presented in this show, and hear Natasha gush over this great cast of characters. Will Jessica be swayed by the charms of this major franchise? Or does she not believe there are any ghosts left to bust? You'll have to listen to find out.

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In this episode, Jessica makes Natasha watch Boy Meets World and they dive into the world of cheesy after-school specials. We discuss the nostalgia factor, how many vests they wear, and how dark this show gets. (I didn't even mention the alcoholism, the little kid Eric has to abandon, Shawn's dad's death...) Then we do a deep dive into the lessons we're learning, the actor we never see again, and just how great Cory's parents are. Will Natasha fall for the 90s nostalgia? Or will they spiral into a life of crime? You'll have to listen to find out.

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This week, Natasha has Jessica watch Kipo & the Age of Wonderbeasts, a post-apocalyptic cartoon about a girl who gets stuck on the surface after living her whole life underground. We discuss all the fun animals in this show, what exactly this thing called a "school" might be, and the wild places this show's plot ends up going. Will Jessica want to spend time with her new mutant animal friends? Or will the sheen of a new friendship be short-lived? You'll have to listen to find out.

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This week Jessica has Natasha watch Bridgerton, an 1800s enemies-to-lovers fake dating show. We discuss the bonkers relationship this show has with queer representation, the obvious nature of the plot, and the identity of Lady Whistledown. And while all of that does happen, we really spend the bulk of the episode dragging Anthony for how absolutely goddamn terrible he is every single second he is on screen. Well. Except for when he was fucking his girlfriend against a tree. Good guys fuck their girlfriends against trees. Will Natasha continue to watch Bridgerton in spite of their new-found mortal enemy? Or will these enemies never get the chance to become lovers? You'll have to listen to find out.

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