In this week's episode, Natasha forces Jessica to watch League of Legends' Arcane, a show about two men who we barely meet in this episode falling deeply in love and raising their children together... Dive into our Arcane discussion which features the Most Accurate prediction Jessica has ever made of where a show goes (am I talking about what happens to Powder or our very canon crack ship? You decide), a discussion of how the female characters in this show are absolutely baller, how gay it is to bring your crush to a brothel and tell her she's hot, and how fucked up Milo's face is. Listen as Natasha reveals far too much about what they're attracted to and Jessica wholesale invents a new ship for this fandom to rally around. Will Jessica end up loving Arcane? Will Natasha end up shipping Jayce and Silco? Should Jessica be hired to write season two of Arcane? You'll have to listen to find out.

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Jumping right back into our Grey's Anatomy hate-watch to bring you our thoughts on... Buffy? That can't be right... 

This episode: we expand upon the notion that Christina should be a lesbian (by talking about all of the show's other fantastic queer rep and, apologies, because I missed Parker! And Helm! There are so many good queer characters in this show that I forgot to mention two of them) and we dive so goddamn deep into the Japril drama. Like, Jessica will not shut up about Jackson and April. This is all the spoiler warnings for Japril because Jessica does, in fact, litigate their entire relationship from the moment it starts until the moment both of them are off the show. Does that take up most of this episode? Yeah, it does. Are we sorry about it? Well, Natasha might be. Jessica is still hung up on the fact that Matt MARRIED THE WOMAN WHO LEFT HIM AT THE ALTAR. My dude, my guy, from the bottom of my heart, truly... what the fuck?

Luckily for all of us, we're one week away from diving into Arcane, aka the reason I want to play League of Legends.

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In this episode, Jessica forces Natasha to watch the one, the only Grey's Anatomy. We're diving into the world of medical dramas with the only medical drama that really matters and asking ourselves... is Dr. Sheppard the same person as Mr. Derek? If so, which of them has a wilder flirting technique? Does Alex deserve to be hated now as much as he should be based on his pilot-episode self? (Hint: yes, definitely.) Do shows deserve to have lighting crews once again? (What a wonder to be reminded that TV is actually supposed to be a visual medium.) Can you call something in the pilot episode a spoiler if the show has been on for seventeen years? (No, really. What's the statute of limitations on that one?)

Dive into Part One of our Grey's Anatomy discussion fueled by Jessica's desperate need for everyone to know exactly what she thinks of every single character in this show, every single relationship in this show, and every single coming out scene in this show. If we forgot to drag a man on this show that you hate, just wait until next week and we promise to kick his ass then.

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This week on Episode Epiphanies, Natasha makes Jessica watch her favourite show, Detentionaire. As we go back in time to see what high school was really like, questions emerge such as... does detention really exist? Do schools do newscasts like this? Are real live dragon mascots like... a thing that high schools have? Listen to our vastly different high school experiences sound pretty much exactly the same for forty-ish minutes. Oh. And also, I guess, we talk about Detentionaire and the vast conspiracy of it, its tight-knit fandom, the vice principal who is dressed like something very concerning is about to happen in this kids' show, the school bully who just wants to knit his sweater, how their accents are so hard to understand, and if you're really dating the person who just walks up to you and says, "We're dating now." Is that how dating works? I have no idea. From one perpetually single person to another, we're dating now.

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This week on Episode Epiphanies, Jessica forces Natasha to watch the pilot episode of Netflix's Spanish teen drama, Elite. That's right, it's teen murder drama time. And we're here to discuss the intrigue, the drama, the sex scenes, how stupid you have to be to meet a strange man in an abandoned mineshaft in the middle of the night just because you're horny, and if Marina deserves to get murdered just because she's the most annoying person in the show. Is Polo creepy? Is Nano creepy? Did Guzman murder his sister? Are all these secrets revealed? Duh, and we're deeply sorry to give you a HEAVY SPOILER WARNING on this episode because of course everyone watches Elite for the plot... There just couldn't possibly be another reason to watch this show. Right?

Will Natasha join the ranks of the teen murder drama-groupie elite? Or is this one just a little too intense for their taste? You're gonna have to wait for the flash-forward to know if Jessica's fave is surviving the school year.

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In this episode, Natasha forces Jessica to watch the pilot episode of Yuri!!! On Ice and delves deep into the world of anime. This leads to a discussion of how early a person can expect to retire, if your coach/sister should want to fuck your celebrity crush, and if a dog really would live this long. (Seriously, we talk about dogs' life spans for a little too long. Also, figure skaters' life spans. It's a morbid episode.) And let's take a poll -- if you listen to Natasha's spoiler, is it weirder that Viktor shows up FULLY NUDE to meet Yuri or that he asks if Yuri WANTS A PHOTO WITH HIM given the ~situtation~ at hand? Will this mystery make Jessica want to watch the entirety of this lovely little figure skating anime? Or will Jessica's win streak continue to be higher? Listen in and find out.

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In this very special bonus episode, Natasha and Jessica celebrate the holidays by having an in-depth discussion about Merry Happy Whatever. I hear what you're asking: didn't they already do that last week? But last week they were only talking about the pilot. All bets are off now, because it's time to discuss an ENTIRE SHOW. This discussion covers the soullessness of Christmas movies, the ability of characters to solve their problems in record time, and a surprisingly thoughtful coming out story. Does Natasha watching this show mean that Jessica has won the podcast? Will there be more post-epiphany bonus episodes in the future? It's impossible to say, but enjoy this one just in time for the holidays!

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In this episode, Jessica forces Natasha to watch Merry Happy Whatever, aka the merriest, happiest show on Earth. The two of them discuss Matt's shoes, Matt's hoodie, Matt's status as a "bad boy rocker boyfriend" and whether or not Matt is made of bread. If Matt is wearing it, we probably talked about it. The conversation ranges from our love of Sean Jr., our love of Kayla's fish, and our love of the cheesy holiday Disney rom-com vibe. Did I mention we love this show? Or is that a misdirect to convince all you out there who only read this text and don't listen to the episode that Natasha is full of Christmas cheer? You will have to listen to find out. 

(Anti-disclaimer: Last week, Daddy Dagur was not our fault. This week "Daddy Don" is entirely Natasha's fault and solely her responsibility for bringing into the world.)

Stick around after the outro to hear our super-secret and important bonus discussion.

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