No Chill Enneagram: Watch Party

🚨EMERGENCY POD🚨 This week we discuss the WandaVision Finale, available to watch on Disney+.

If you listened to our MCU episode a few weeks back, you're probably aware we have some things to work through. So we brought back The Enneacast's Jesse Eubanks to discuss to help us process a show about processing grief.

In this episode, we're joined by Katelyn Beaty (author of A Woman's Place) to discuss seasons 1 and 2 of Fleabag, which is available to watch on Amazon Prime. 

Ahhhhh, Fleabag. It's hilarious, uncomfortable, cringey, but also weirdly relatable? And suddenly extremely dark? 

Of course it is, because Fleabag is actually a deeply considered series about what it looks like to run from grief, and the ways we push one another way in our attempts to escape it. But it's also a case study in what happens when we NEED one another, not in the good-hearted, humanistic way. In Fleabag, every person is just 100% stuck in their numbers, and all their friends and family like it that way. 

But what numbers are they stuck in! And will they ever escape! And why is hot priest Getting Away With It??? All of this and more in this episode of No Chill Enneagram: Watch Party!!!!

In this episode, we discuss WandaVision and The Marvel Cinematic Universe. All bazillion of these films are available to watch on Disney+. 

This week, we welcome Jesse Eubanks, Enneagram expert and Marvel mega nerd from The Enneacast to spend WAY too much time typing literally every major character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

And let's just say Richard (enneagram 4) has a bone to pick with the internal makeup of the MCU. You can probably already guess what it is. 

ALSO: We discuss the modern suburban fantasy gone horribly wrong, WandaVision!

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This week, we discuss season 7 of 90 Day Fiance, available to watch on Hulu.

Don't get us wrong. 90 Day Fiance is a GIFT for anyone who just wants to judge unhealthy people. But it's also an exercise in empathy, an opportunity to understand exactly what drives a person to complete and total disintegration, to the point where they can only work out their shit on someone else. 

That's what we found so fascinating about watching an entirely too large stable of couples attempt to become soul mates in the shortest amount of time possible. 

Join us, along with special guest Joy Beth Smith (enneagram 2) on an epic journey to type and judge, ahem, evaluate the integration level, of every. single. couple. on season 7 of 90 Day Fiance. It's for science.

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This week, we discuss the profoundly moving, In and Of Itself, available to watch on Hulu.

Look, we don't like to do this. We don't like to be those annoying people that insist you "have to watch" every show they think is remotely interesting. But this time, we're serious: you absolutely have to watch In and Of Itself. 

And then you absolutely MUST listen to our enneagram-focused discussion of the... stage play? magic show? one man show? Whatever it is, it's the sort of thing that will make you want to sit in the dark for a while and just, process stuff, you know? 

We discuss all of this, plus what enneagram number Derek Delgaudio is, why he disintegrates on Twitter, and what we thought of those celebrity cameos. 

ENNEAFAM : This week we'll be having a Hulu Watch Party where we chat amongst ourselves while rewatching In and Of Itself. Want to be one of the 6 others who joins us? Just follow us on Twitter and pay attention! We'll send out a link and the first 6 who join will get to hang out. 

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This week, we discuss the pros and cons of both Wonder Woman movies, available to watch on HBO Max.

If superhero movies are modern day parables or whatever, Wonder Woman is a story of how men can't help but work out their shit on other people. ENTER: Wonder Woman, the no-nonsense superhero who's way less about brooding and much more about setting people straight with a little dose of reality.

PLUS: Why Barbara is amazing, despite what she thinks about herself.

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This week, we try to crack the code of the mysterious Search Party, available to watch on HBO Max.

Ahhh, Dory. She's complicated, mysterious, remarkably disintegrated - and maybe she's utterly untypable too? Bethany and Richard set out to disentangle the many apparent fears and motivations of everyone's (least?) favorite millennial representative.

Meanwhile, we have very little trouble figuring out her utterly disastrous friend group, and we marvel over the real heroes of the show: the lawyers.

PLUS: We discuss what primed Dory and her friends to make utterly terrible decisions, time and time again.

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We didn't have the opportunity to record a full-fledged episode for you this week, so we're dropping a patreon-only exclusive for EVERYONE to listen to. A few months back, when Hamilton expanded from a Broadway sensation to a Disney+ sensation, we took some time to type the folks in that play. It's a more casual, meandering version of what we're doing now, but we think it's probably enough to hold you over until next week. Enjoy!

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In this episode, we tackle the crowd-pleasing Ted Lasso, available to watch on Apple TV+. 

Look, it doesn't matter who you are, what your enneagram number is, and how disintegrated you might be, it turns out it's literally impossible to come in contact with Ted Lasso without loving him.

Even if you're an egotistical soccer phenom, or a high octane boss-lady, or a hard-hitting, highly skeptical journalist, you've gotta give credit where credit is due, you know? 

So uh, what number has that super-power, and how can we become it? This week we discuss the mystery of Ted Lasso, and work to deconstruct the exact qualities that make one almost supernaturally likeable. 

ALSO: How does a man like Ted end up divorced? It's weirdly plausible. 

We're taking next week off, but if you'd like to work ahead check out Search Party and Wonder Woman/Wonder Woman 1984. 

In this episode, we discuss Pixar's latest animated tear-jerker, Soul, available to watch on Disney+. 

Okay, so according to Suzanne Stabile, you're not supposed to type a child. But a pre-born soul is okay, right? Either way, we've gone an done it. 

ALSO!! We discuss the 4's proclivity to zone out and fall into manholes, and how fatal that can be when your environment is a comically dangerous one that doesn't value simple safety measures like blocking off open manholes and moving bricks in safe ways. 

AND OF COURSE!! We give life advice for anyone who's about to be born (through the lens of the enneagram, of course). 

Watch assignment for next week: Ted Lasso, available on Apple TV+. It's only like ten 30 minute episodes, and they go down smooth.