In our punchiest episode yet, Brigid and Kellie share some preliminary thoughts on the fun, aesthetically pleasing pilot of The Catch (1:00), a Scandal election season that’s far more enjoyable than our real-world one (16:00), and a significantly improved episode of Grey’s Anatomy (43:30). We also share a few high quality movie pitches (11:20), some hot takes on Scandal’s relationship to U.S. history (17:50 and 21:00), a new weekly segment: The Matt McGorry Wokeness Watch (1:05:00), and our Scandal draft picks (1:11:00). We’d love to hear your listener questions, comments, and future episode suggestions - get in touch with us at @ItsHandledPod or by rating/reviewing us on iTunes!

Episode 06: This week, Brigid and Kellie discuss the greatest How to Get Away with Murder episode of the series (1:00), another middling installment of Grey’s Anatomy (22:30), and the weakest Scandal episode of the spring season (42:00). No conspiracy theories this week, but we do bring you some quality tangents about Downton Abbey (27:20), the Sims (32:40), Real Housewives (36:50), Tony Goldwyn’s fitness regimen (45:50), and our deepest, darkest phobias (54:00). We’d love to hear from our fellow Lovers of Liberty, so send your listener questions to @ItsHandledPod and rate/review us on iTunes.

In a very special, very jetlagged episode, we give you a rundown on the past two weeks in Shondaland. Highlights include some unusually disgusting Grey’s Anatomy procedures (1:00), the triumphant return of Teddy Grant on Scandal (24:00), an upsetting new How To Get Away with Murder hookup (35:45), and a conspiracy theory about Matt McGorry’s woke social media presence (57:00). Tell us how much you missed us during last week’s hiatus on Twitter at @ItsHandledPod, on our Facebook page, or by rating/reviewing us on iTunes.

In this week’s episode, we chat about a confusing but exciting Grey’s Anatomy (1:30), the return of our favorite news anchor Perd Hapley and our least favorite teenager Fitzgerald Grant on Scandal (22:30), and a bonkers How to Get Away with Murder plot twist (34:40). This week’s bonus tangents include surprise mouth noises (6:15), disgusting dietary choices of our teenage years (18:15), and even more background sirens than usual (33:00). We’re taking next week off, so take some time to catch up our first month of episodes, follow us on Twitter and Facebook, and rate/review us on iTunes.

This week’s discussion covers a mixed bag of a Grey’s Anatomy episode (3:00), How to Get Away with Murder’s excellent use of flashbacks (13:00), and the continuing delight that is Scandal’s spring season (22:00). And, perhaps unsurprisingly, we bring you even more Gettysburger love (0:15) and even more conspiracy theory talk (52:15). Like what you’ve been hearing these past few weeks? Leave us a rating and/or review on iTunes and follow us on Twitter at @ItsHandledPod -- we’d love to hear from our fellow Shonda Rhimes devotees.

In this week’s episode, we discuss Shondaland’s spring premieres: a bewildering and hallucinatory How to Get Away with Murder (1:00), Denzel Washington’s Grey’s Anatomy directorial debut (15:30), and a truly delightful Scandal (31:00). Bonus conversational digressions include our undying love for Paris Gellar (10:45), some Anna Wintour-caliber fashion discussion (42:30), conspiracy theories (53:30), and our problematic entertainment faves (57:00).

In our first episode, Brigid and Kellie attempt to recap the fall seasons of our beloved/loathed Shondaland shows to prepare you for this week’s spring premieres. We unpack the highs and lows of our eleven-year relationship with Grey’s Anatomy, suggest an untraditional but ideal Scandal guest star, try to comprehend the workplace logistics of Keating and Associates and whatever they’re calling Seattle Grace these days, and begin to work through Brigid’s issues with Scandal’s representation of DC’s infrastructure.