KC is suddenly feeling creative and motivated, which pulls Marni into recording after a full week in San Francisco. She’s exhausted, but she always does her best viewing on a plane. This week’s top pick is Apple TV’s Pluribus — they’re completely sold, while Felicia is on the fence and dialing in. They also get into the strangest episode yet of The Chair Company, plus All is Fair, Selling the OC, Being Eddie, and more. Expect a few cancellation updates and some surprisingly deep thoughts.

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Marni and KC start with a few quick (and admittedly boring) life updates before diving straight into Hollywood news — and then calling Felicia. Felicia delivers her Korean Minute, and the duo breaks down Hulu’s new series All Is Fair, starring Kim Kardashian and a lineup of powerhouse women that everyone’s been talking about.

Felicia gets her Korean Minute in and scores an invite to swing by later for some baseball. Marni also watched All Her Fault with Sarah Snook from Succession — and somehow ended up on Death by Lightning, featuring another Succession favorite, Matthew Macfadyen.

Marni and KC get into a heated chat about how the media portrays Los Angeles after Marni’s viewing of HBO’s I Love L.A. and Selling Sunset. KC has a “historical moment” with Ancient Aliens, and they wrap up with a quick mention of The Chair Company.

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Marni believes her mother, Felicia, ruined Halloween for her. Between all the prep that goes into it and her son changing his mind multiple times, it’s all just annoying—and KC thinks Marni simply can’t be bothered. That doesn’t stop her from paying homage to her favorite movie of the year, One Battle After Another, and diving into Halloween-related news, including the new Stranger Things trailer and more. KC finally convinces Marni to prank-call Felicia, who isn’t having it.

In big news, their listeners have been heard: they’ve unshelved Task! This week’s docs include Ben Stiller’s heartfelt tribute to his parents, Stiller & Meara on Apple TV, and The Perfect Neighbor on Netflix. Marni hated House of Dynamite, but Nobody Wants This felt more like Everybody Wants This. A week they thought they’d skip ended up turning into a lot of quality shared viewing time.

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Marni and KC are on a roll this week, phoning in Felicia while she’s out shopping and somehow managing to turn a quick check-in into a full-on Plainview catch-up. The ladies dive into their mutual obsession with The Diplomat — the show of the moment — and Marni admits she binged most of it during her colonoscopy prep (because of course she did).

After a stretch of busy weeks, Marni and KC finally had a few quiet nights to watch TV together. Over three evenings, they made their way through the John Candy documentary on Prime and The Chair Company on HBO, both sparking nostalgia and debate. KC had thoughts. Marni had notes.

Naturally, the episode wouldn’t be complete without Marni’s latest Love Is Blind prediction — and she’s feeling confident about this one. She also gives an honest review of Hulu’s scripted series Murdaugh: Father in the Family and wonders if it deserves a spot on her “shelved for now” list.

Another fun, chaotic, and totally relatable episode with the trio — part streaming club, part therapy session, all Hi Felicia.

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Marni and KC dive into the latest updates on ChatGPT’s Sora and what it means to live in the “age of illusion.” They catch up on Hollywood renewals and cancellations — from Lioness surviving the cut to other shows not making it.

Marni calls Felicia, who’s hilariously unprepared, but together they celebrate that their trip to Korea is officially happening and admit there’s not much excitement in Plainview these days.

The big moment of the episode? Marni realizes she’s officially shelving shows she doesn’t care about — All of You and Wayward are gone, and KC suspects HBO’s Task might be next (though Marni insists she’ll give it one more shot).

They also cover Love Is Blind, Ancient Aliens (KC’s obsession), The Morning Show, and share their mutual admiration for Famous Last Words with Jane Goodall, calling it one of the most inspired new series concepts.

Plenty of laughs, opinions, and upcoming shows ahead in this packed episode.

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Marni & KC are back on their new bi-weekly schedule, with Felicia phoning in—and she’s much happier for it! They share life updates, travel stories, and plenty of TV talk, including Felicia’s wild Korean drama marathon. Marni gushes about Netflix’s “Black Rabbit” and Hulu’s dating app movie “Swiped,” while KC dives into Big Brother updates and his plan with Lennon to audition in 10 years. Marni is catching the new Leo movie this weekend, and KC drops a fun Boogie Nights–Leo connection. Tune in!

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The fans have spoken, and even a bi-weekly pod will do! Marni is joined by her husband, KC, for an update on all the things—but of course, they dial in Felicia. Felicia delivers her Korean Minute along with no news from Plainview. They discuss a potential trip to Korea in the spring and dish on Charlie Sheen (definitely the documentary of the week). The Summer I Turned Pretty needs to be over, and Task may be the new Sunday night show. Marni is enjoying the mockumentary The Paper on Peacock, and they dish on what’s coming down the TV pipeline. It ain’t over yet.

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Marni is back on the mic with her husband KC for a long-overdue update. After a summer sabbatical, the future of the podcast is up in the air — but not without some laughs (and a surprise call to Felicia, fresh from a shiva) to weigh in on what’s ahead.

Marni and KC also dive into everything they’ve been watching this summer and share the fall shows they’re most excited about. Tune in for a mix of catch-up, pop culture, and what’s next for the pod.

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Marni reconnects with Jaime Gleicher, Tony-nominated Broadway co-producer and licensed psychotherapist, who opens up about her full-circle journey from MTV's Rich Girls to producing one of the most powerful plays on Broadway. Jaime shares how a lifelong love of theater led her to invest in and co-produce shows like POTUS, Parade, and most recently John Proctor Is the Villain, a story that deeply resonated with her due to its themes of #MeToo, adolescence, and justice.

She discusses her entry into producing, the emotional impact of the play, and how her own experiences—both personal and professional—shaped her decision to help bring it to the stage. Jaime also reflects on the emotional toll of her time in the public eye, the lasting effects of reality television, and how she’s reclaimed her narrative through therapy, writing a memoir, and launching her handmade accessory brand Live Rainbowfully.

This is a raw, moving conversation about identity, purpose, and turning pain into meaningful work.

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Back from a week off, Marni has a lot to cover. There are plenty of sequels and renewals to discuss. Felicia gets annoyed when Marni makes her feel bad for not knowing who Jonathan Chu is ("she doesn't get paid enough"). Marni dove into some Korean content this week, with Netflix’s top-rated movie K-Pop Demon Hunters. We Were Liars was a binge not worth the time—Marni was NOT a fan—so she saved Felicia the trouble. The documentary of the week was Mariska Hargitay’s film My Mom, Jayne on HBO Max. There's lots of fanfare around the latest season of Love on the Spectrum, and Marni also started Lena Dunham’s new Netflix series Too Much, which Felicia couldn’t get through.

The ladies also spoke with Jaime Gleicher, co-producer of the Tony-nominated play John Proctor Is a Villain, but that conversation will be featured in next week’s special episode because it deserves it's own hour.

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