This week on another minisode Haley is out so Emily and Hannah are tackling "Every Argument About 'Buffy' on the Internet, from 1998 Until Now" from the brilliant mind of The Toast. 

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This week our hosts are questioning Joyce's decisions as an art buyer and appreciator, extolling the importance of brie at any celebration, and are cheering on Giles and a zombie cat as they save the day in episode 302 "Dead Man's Party"

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Haley has been watching "Elementary" with the dashing Jonny Lee Miller as Sherlock and flawless Lucy Liu as Dr. Joan Watson. She recommends it for some gender-bending fun.

Emily is watching "West World" on HBO and enjoying this GOT-slot-filler. Shout-out to Evan Rachel Wood and a generally star-studded cast.

Hannah jut finished reading "Words of Radiance" which is the second book in the Stormlight series Brandon Sanderson and focuses on the heroine Shallan. 

This week our hosts are kicking off Season 3 with a mope-tastic Buffy hiding out in LA (raising some serious credit check questions), a punning Willow, and the return of our favorite Mushroom all in "Anne"

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Hannah has been feeling inspired while working with the "Native American Women Warriors" and hopes you have a moment to give back to some veterans in the coming weeks.

Emily has binged Netflix's 'Luke Cage' and remains totally enamored with Claire Temple (Rosario Dawson) and her badass ability to pull all of the Marvel shows together.

Haley is still enjoying Supergirl on its new home on CBS with amazing starring ladies Kara Danvers (Melissa Benoist) and Cat Grant (Calista Flockhart).

This week our hosts wrap up their discussion on "Becoming" and Season 2. We're chatting about Spike's glorious exit, spoilies, and one of Buffy's most powerful one-word comebacks.

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Hannah recommends you check out comedian Ali Wong, specifically her new special "Baby Cobra" which she performs seven months pregnant like a badass new mom.

Emily has been appreciating the awesome Anita Sarkeesian's series "Feminist Frequency" and "Ordinary Women" (with a special shout-out to her earlier series, "Tropes Versus Women") and suggests you all learn about some ladies. 

Haley is reading "Bad Girls Throughout History" which is flawlessly written and illustrated by Ann Shen and will teach you about some great ladies throughout time.

This week our hosts are discussing the first part of the Season 2 finale episodes "Becoming" parts 1 & 2. We're chatting about that tragedy that is Giles' romantic life, Angelus' questionable fashion choices, and THE LIE. It's basically a lot of parts and even more feelings. 

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Emily suggests you all read "Liar, Temptress, Soldier, Spy" by Karen Abbott to learn about lady spies in the U.S. Civil War, and please write in with more suggestions for books that give historical badass ladies their dues.

Hannah recently re-watched "Thelma & Louise" with Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon and suggests you all pour a glass of wine and enjoy this timeless example of female friendship.

Haley is plugging one of our fave podcasts, "Stuff You Missed in History Class." They discuss many amazing women in history and their archives will keep your commute historical for months.

This week on a special minisode of Hot Chicks with Superpowers Hannah and Haley are chatting about the unaired BTVS pilot (available on YouTube) and their schemes for a Buffy reboot. Spoilers abound!

This week our hosts are discussing a deeply troubling episode that glosses over assault, spends way too much time on mutant fish genes, and generally manages to horrify all three of us in episode 220 "Go Fish"

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Haley has been binge-watching "Steven Universe" with its strong female characters and revolutionary female creator, Rebecca Sugar.

Hannah watched "Batman Vs. Superman" and although she doesn't recommend that movie, the Wonder Woman cameo almost makes it worth it. Despite everything Gal Gadot will be an excellent DC leading character.

Emily is reading Gabrielle Union's op-ep piece in the LA Times concerning the rape allegations against Nate Parker, her personal experiences with assault, and what the upcoming "Birth of a Nation" means to her. 

This week our hosts are delving into Cordelia's version of feminism (little counter to Sadie Hawkins), the role of forgiveness in a violent and statutory relationship, and a dramatic gender-swapped role playing situation in Buffy episode 219 "I Only Have Eyes For You"

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Haley recommends you all check out the awesome works of Tuesday Bassen, and read about her fight against Zara as they blatantly rip off her designs.

Emily has been watching "Full Frontal" with Samantha Bee and her excellent US Election coverage, as well as Jon Stewart-esque presentation of it all.

Hannah is listening to the podcast "Mystery Show" with Starlee Kine and learning so much about the world around us.

This week our hosts chat about a creepy Angelus and creepier Xander, question Sunnydale hospital's security policies, and encounter quite possibly Joss' creepiest villain yet in episode 218 "Killed by Death"

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Hannah has been binge-watching Netflix's "Stranger Things" and watch the glorious re-birth of Winona Ryder.

Emily is reveling in her love of gymnastics as she follows the U.S. Women's Gymnastics team as they dominate the 2016 Rio Olympics.

Haley is indulging in a "Parks and Rec" re-watch and all of the warm-and-fuzzy lady supporting feelings that come along with it.

This week our hosts discuss Angel's curious monologue voice-over, the glowing prospect of a Giles/Jenny relationship, and one of the most heart-breaking scenes in Buffy & Angel history in episode 217 "Passion"

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Emily is throwing back to the sci-fi classic "The X-Files" and the leading skeptic Dana Scully (who was also responsible in part for an entire generation of little girls going into science http://all-that-is-interesting.com/scully-effect)

Haley is shouting out to another SyFy series "Dark Matter" and their cast of lady and LGBT friendly amnesiacs

Hannah has been watching the "Sailor Moon" re-boot on Hulu and wants to give praise to Naoko Takeuchi for creating her very first hot chick with superpowers