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On this week's bonus features, the siblings speculate wildly on the sexuality of members of the suffrage movement and of some of our dead presidents. Ross offers further evidence that Woodrow Wilson was a monster, and Carie finds "Carrie Chapman Catt" to be a challenging tongue-twister.
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This week's episode is part history lesson, part rage-fest as the siblings break down HBO's Iron Jawed Angels, the story of Alice Paul and the Silent Sentinels. Learn all about how women finally got the right to vote, the dichotomy of American suffrage, and the heroic women who championed the amendment.
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The siblings find it difficult to stay on topic this week with several The Office detours throughout the recording. Ross lambasts about La La Land, and production assistant Gavin makes a surprise appearance.
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This week, we break down Steve Carell's first post-Office feature film, Crazy Stupid Love, a romantic comedy about divorce, mojo, and how soulmates are made, not born. Ross cannot abide Ryan Gosling's and Emma Stone's nauseating chemistry and Carie has whiplash from the plot twists.
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On this week's outtakes, Carie reveals who her true television hero is, Ross compares Nia Vardalos to Tina Fey, and the siblings reveal how they're less than six degrees of separation from Meryl Streep.
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This week, the siblings break down one of the most suprising romantic comedies of all time, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, a story of growth, love, and culture clash. Ross can't quell his rage for over-involved parents, and Carie gushes over Nia Vardalos's hilarious narrative voice. The thesis of this week's episode is "It's not about the parents!"
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On this week's Bonus Features, Carie offends Ross by comparing him to a Parks & Recreation character, and the siblings criticize Garry Marshall for his assimilation jokes.
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This week, we break down the shameless holiday box-office grab, Garry Marshall's Valentine's Day (2010). This week we answer questions like "Why does Valentine's Day feel so pointless?" & "George Lopez, whyyyyy?" Carie and Ross juggle an ensemble cast as they follow the lives of nearly 20 different characters living in Los Angeles on Valentine's Day.
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On this week's Bonus Features, Ross learns what meta-humor is. Carie recounts a spooky situation involving a ventriloquism dummy. The siblings learn about the sleeping patterns of Seattlites. Ross offers his pick for best Winnie the Pooh character and Carie gets embarrassed over her love for Frasier.
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This week is a coast-to-coast adventure as the siblings break down Sleepless in Seattle, Nora Ephron's 1993 romantic comedy classic. Carie defends the blissfully ignorant Walter, while Ross struggles with enjoying one of Meg Ryan's most iconic performances.
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