Julie and Hannah summarize and review the second episode of Our Flag Means Death. Featuring sassy ghosts, pina coladas, and bag-over-head kidnappings, this is the episode where the ladies decide they need to cover two episodes of OFMD a week going forward (because otherwise, Julie will fill the time at the end with talk of 50% Off, Spy X Family, and other unrelated fandoms, as she does here).

In this mini episode, Juli excitedly tells Hannah about her general thoughts on season 2 of Tiger and Bunny. Featuring PP water, adult conversations, and hiding behind walls, this is the mini episode that doesn’t follow any form of convention and exists simply because Julie wouldn’t shut up about Tiger and Bunny.

Julie and Hannah summarize and review Tiger and Bunny: The Rising in anticipation of the new season. Featuring a lack of adult conversations, failure to read the terms and conditions, and crying over TikTok audios, this is the episode where Julie needs some self-care to avoid raging out in the middle of a movie.

Julie tells Hannah about Tiger and Bunny Season 1 in preparation for an episode on The Rising for the new season coming out. Featuring a sleepy Hannah, baby Julie ready to throw hands with off-brand Batman, and threats of setting the television on fire, this is the episode where Julie relates to a character’s trauma.

Julie and Hannah summarize and review Tiger and Bunny: The Beginning in anticipation of the new season coming out. Featuring uncomfortable representation of queer characters, Julie’s love of knock-off Batman, and far too much underage ass, this is the episode where Julie bodily drags Hannah into a fandom.

Julie and Hannah summarize and review Supernatural's fifteenth episode, The Benders. Featuring 2000s horror game aesthetics, Hollywood's complete lack of cultural relativism, and one of five female allies from before season 4 that doesn't die, this is the first episode where Julie and Hannah get to stan a strong female lead.

Julie and Hannah summarize and review Supernatural's seventh episode, Hookman. Featuring judging of judgemental characters, lots of awkward eye contact, and discussions of organized religion, this is the (first) episode where Julie gets drunk.

Julie and Hannah summarize and review Supernatural's fifth episode, Bloody Mary (and give brief summaries of episodes three and four). Featuring questionable levels of guilt, too much sugar, and a dash of high school drama, this is the episode where Hannah takes over the main summary.