Jordan and Rebecca Review Things

Jordan and Rebecca Review Things

By Jordan Blanton and Rebecca McCauleyTV & FilmFilm Reviews
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Jordan and Rebecca Review Things episodes

  • Episode 3 - The Kissing Booth

    Jordan and Rebecca are joined by special guest Irene to review the Netflix Hit "The Kissing Booth" where they discuss teen drama, unsafe pool usage, and a questionable relationship timeline.

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    30 min
  • Episode 2 - Twilight the Movie

    Jordan and Rebecca continue their review of The Twilight Saga, this second installment is Twilight the Movie! They compare the movie to the book, talk about all the cringe moments, and question many of the movies... cinematic choices.

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    47 min
  • Episode 1 - Twilight the Book

    Jordan and Rebecca revisit their adolescent obsession: The Twilight Saga. They give their review of Twilight the book from their now adult perspectives, and talk all about how vampires don't make sense. 

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    57 min
  • The Intro Episode

    Meet Jordan and Rebecca! Friends from grad school living a thousand miles apart serving you their unsolicited hot takes on outdated pop culture. In this introduction episode, they talk all about how they met, why they're starting a podcast, and what you can look forward to in episodes to come!

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    38 min

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Jordan and Rebecca: friends from grad school living a thousand miles apart serving you their unsolicited hot takes on outdated pop culture.