On this week's Round 2, we bridge the gap between the old year and the new with Bridgerton, a ballgown- and plot-packed adaptation of the first book in a series of Regency romances by Julia Quinn. There was eye candy of all kinds, including gravity-defying wigs, and we enjoyed it very much.

Happy 2021, and welcome to a new year of Parenting Roundabout podcasts. Today we cast a look back at the resolutions we made for 2020 (to which the universe replied, "HAHAHAHA"), and dare to make some new ones for 2021.

A recent chat about losing things loaned leads us to today's discussion of actual deliberate theft. And mugging!​

We reflect on 200 podcast episodes: My, how we've changed, and grown, and spent a whoooole lot of time talking.

We recall New Year's Eve (and New Year's Day) traditions and memories, like narrowly avoiding Y2K disaster and giving Times Square a wide berth. How do you celebrate?

When you receive holiday greeting cards, do you decorate with them? Make crafts with them? Let them collect in a pile on the table and leave them there until March?

​Today's question: What is your favorite holiday candy? Or are you quite happy with everyday, year-round treats dressed up in holiday wrapping? (If this speed round makes you hungry, here is a recipe for peppermint bark [https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchen/almost-famous-peppermint-bark-recipe-2120609] so you don't have to buy it from Williams-Sonoma.)

​Today's question is "How many of these holiday movies [https://www.buzzfeed.com/mjkiebus/rotten-tomatoes-top-christmas-movies] have you seen?" (With a secondary question of "Is that a holiday movie, really?")

Happy holidays! This week, we're bringing you a seasonal speed round from our past each day. We'll be back with a brand-new episode on January 4.

When it comes to holiday foods and treats, Terri and Catherine are very much aligned. They'll take everything Nicole doesn't want, except possibly mince pie.

On Speed-Round Sunday, we share a mini episode from our past for your weekend listening pleasure. Today's question: Do you buy holiday gifts for your pets? ​​