Bechdel test? Out. New litmus test just dropped: Does this movie have a dilf? milf? general ilf? Deb talks to former work wife Jake about their opinions on the hottest performances in film. References include Fight Club, Bottoms, Blade Runner, A League of Their Own, Jennifer's Body, and more.

In this episode, Deb and Hannan discover many male icks, because too much of manhood is inherently icky sometimes. Maybe less "I go jim" and more "I pledge to wash my legs in the shower tonight." Sorry there's no film bro diss. Kinda forgot. Because Deb and Hannan lowkey are film bros (derogatory).

Former Cosmopolitics co-hosts Deb and Sarah reunite and spend 40 minutes trying to figure out the formula to dating (women). Some barriers include heteronormativity, babygirls, hookups, laughing at men's bad jokes, porn-pilled brains, and a lack of tops. Listen to find out if they're successful — and maybe join them in having a sexuality crisis along the way.

Deb and Raquel love Bottoms (2023). More funny hot absurd gay movies, please. And maybe some more Marshawn Lynch.

Today, Fair Enough Baby is a place for Deb and Abi to talk Seattle whites – sorry, Seattleites. Freudian slip. As 2 Asian girls in Seattle, this one is dedicated to talking about Seattle, dating, men who know how to be quiet, and how people need to get better at eating.

Women contain multitudes. At least, Annie sure does. Fair Enough Baby's first episode is Deb's research study into her friend Annie's taste in people — specifically, women as relationship material and men as funny little specimens. Mitchell Marner, Saul Goodman, Kathryn Hahn and women with mommy issues here with the assist.