In which we puzzle over how JLo doesn't know how a lid works. Really? Come on.

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In which there are rabbits and whales and questions, oh my! (And we mix old-ish literature references, apparently.)

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In which Fire Island comes through for Jane Austen, creator of English literature's hottest curmudgeon -- which is probably what Netflix will call her in their next trailer of her work.

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In which we actually have a really good time.

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In which Cole Sprouse should really not listen to this episode.

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In which Suddenly Seymour slaps, but Kat and Alex ruin the fun by having ~practical and ~legal concerns. (But we really enjoyed this movie! We swear!)

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In which we celebrate our 50th episode and Valentine's Day with our favorite romantic comedy!

Also, please note that we wondered aloud in this episode whether any of Neil Simon's many plays had been adapted to film... I mean, surely, right?? And indeed, upon looking it up later later, we realized (unsurprisingly) that Neil Simon has so many famous works that we did not even know he wrote some of them...and yes, there are many movies.

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In which great actors do terrible things. RIP Betty White, who would have been 100 this week!

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In which Kat and Alex, shockingly, enjoyed a film! A Netflix Christmas miracle!

Alex claims in this episode that Philemon Chambers and Michael Urie were actually classmates at Julliard, but that was incorrect (damn you, Wikipedia!). It was actually Luke Macfarlane and Michael Urie who overlapped at Julliard.

Happy holidays, Romcomathon listeners!

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In which Alex foolishly tries to apply logic to the choices of the Hudgenses, Kat wonders how much space is left in Europe if Netflix keeps adding countries, and we both share Vanessa Hudgens #1's skepticism that Vanessa Hudgens #3 deserves a full pardon for KIDNAPPING... Happy (American) Thanksgiving, Romcomathoners!

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