In this episode we discuss a super cool example of how this movie approaches historical fiction, the "deck would look too cluttered" lifeboat scene between Rose and Mr. Andrews, Jack and Rose's conversation in the gym and a few really interesting tidbits! 

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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! In this short but sweet episode, we discuss the Sunday mass and Jack's attempt to speak with Rose, plus Titanic's ice warnings and the Californian.

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We debate whether or not Rose and Cal had been ~intimate~ before the voyage and break down the corset scene between Ruth and Rose.

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So you wanna go to a real party? In this episode, we talk all about the party in Third Class plus the "Shooting Star" deleted scene! If any history buffs out there want to send some facts our way the closer we get to the iceberg collision and sinking, please do! :) 

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To cover November, here's a massive jumbo-sized special episode! We chat with photographer Liz Osban, Brittany's friend of 8 years who is also equally Titanic obsessed. This episode clocks in at juuuust under 2 hours, making it the length of an average episode TIMES 4! So sit back, relax and enjoy this (mostly) uncut conversation about Liz's Titanic origin story, a deep breakdown of the First Class Dinner scene, what "making it count" means to us and MORE! 

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As we wrap up "You See People," we talk about the historical side of things when it comes to the conversation between Ismay and Captain Smith, discuss another deleted scene, and read more interesting blurbs from the illustrated screenplay! We're officially ONE HOUR into the movie now!!! AHHHH!

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Jack and Rose get to know each other during a stroll around the boat deck! It's a big turning point for them. In this episode we talk even MORE about relevant deleted scenes and some fun facts from the illustrated screenplay. Also, we're officially aiming for 2-3 episodes a month now! :) Yay!

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We've reached a monumental moment for the podcast: JACK AND ROSE ARE FINALLY INTERACTING! We talk all about Rose's suicide attempt, the depth of Jack and Rose's bond, multiple deleted scenes and how "Titanic" actually COULD have been the movie haters think it is. Listen for all that and more in our longest scene discussion yet!!! 

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As the title of this scene suggests, Jack & Rose finally cross paths as they momentarily glance at each other from across the decks! But before that, we're introduced to prominent historical characters J Bruce Ismay and Thomas Andrews and gain a little more insight into Rose's unhappiness. In this episode: Brittany recites more lines by heart, we discuss how briefly showing dogs in this movie somehow makes it infinitely sadder and examine the common belief that Jack looks "too young" for Rose. 

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"I'M THE KING OF THE WORRRRLLLD!" - I'd say "enough said" but there's more to unpack here. This scene says A LOT without verbally saying much at all. It starts off with Molly Brown's arrival and segues into a gorgeous sequence that not only birthed one of the most famous quotes in cinema history, it also serves as a powerful ode to "The Ship of Dreams." 

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