girl talk unsupervised

A MAN?? On GTU?? Carlos "CDG" de Guzman and Julia Santiago—Giu's fellow castmates from Ateneo Blue Repertory's First Date—join the girls to talk about the production and give insights on love and dating.

It's Sophie's 20th birthday! As she abandons her teen years, Lucy and Giu invite her best friend Gabbie to help them reminisce on small and obscure memories from each of their friendships.

Giu gets hotseated as she celebrates her 21st year on the planet! Sophie and Lucy arrange a surprise game that makes her reflect on the things she loves (and hates) the most in life.

Sophie finally watched Gilmore Girls, so it's time for the inevitable "Friday night dinner" discussion. The girls tackle their favorite parts of the show... as well as decide who to kiss, marry, or kill between Dean, Jess, and Logan.

It's time to wrap our heads around the concept of growing up. To cap off 2021, the girls look forward to what's in store for the coming year.

The trio share some of the shows and movies they watched over the month, ranging from heart-wrenching limited shows to action-packed Marvel goodness.

Lucy is finally sleeping, Giu is coping with life with Gilmore Girls, and Sophie doesn't know what's happening in her internship! The girls give their insights on the current conversation surrounding academic breaks and maintaining boundaries.

Shiny celebrities, tacky teen flicks, and other fun recommendations. The trio discuss the current happenings in the pop culture realm of the world in order to destress from reality!

It's Lucy's turn to become old! Giu and Sophie surprise her by going head-to-head in a "who knows Lucy better" trivia game, lovingly facilitated by Giu's sister, Cia (aka the other Lucia in her life). Who won, you might ask? They are also not quite sure.

The trio reach back into the humble origins of girl talk unsupervised by revisiting the questions they got asked when they did their first video collaboration in 2018! With newer and much different contexts, they realize how much has changed (and how much hasn't) since that fateful YouTube video 3 years ago.