this month we are reading romantic comedy by curtis sittenfeld! dim the lights and cue the canned laughter because we are live in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1…  join us as we continue our fearless pilgrimage of genre and explore the sensual and smoochy category of romance. a book named romantic comedy surely couldn’t lead us astray! right? right??? [audience laughs]. in this episode we explore pressing questions like “what’s the deal with SNL?”, “why can’t comedy writers keep normal working hours?” and “is it morally okay to use someone else’s toothbrush after a hook-up?” lorne michaels himself has* named talk lit, get hit as podcastings answer to amy pohler and tina fey. please welcome, our february episode - romantic comedy, by curtis sittenfeld [audience applauds thunderously].

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special things mentioned in the episode:

• Jenny Slate and Chris Evans
• Goodreads reviewer Trish

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