Romcomathon

In which Alex made Kat watch Gigli, which is maybe the worst thing she's ever done in the course of their friendship.

TW: This episode does discuss an act of self-harm that occurs as part of the storyline in the film. Though it's not discussed for long, we do refer to the incident more than once.

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In which Kat and Alex long for the Emmy-award winning acting on the CW.

Also, Kat discovered after we recorded this episode that the screenwriter for the original She's All That is the same screenwriter for He's All That! It does explain how the terrible dialogue comes off. (Insert Steve Buscemi "how do you do, fellow kids" GIF here.)

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In which Kat and Alex wonder if kids still play hacky sack, and Rachael Leigh Cook is ugly. So ugly. Just unimaginably ugly, you guys.

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In which a lifelong friendship is imperiled by how terrible this movie is.

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In which Kat and Alex know a ton about sports. So much sports stuff. Just, like, experts in the field.

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In which Kat and Alex ask the hard questions, like...can you walk on water in wooden shoes????

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In which we're truly astonished at the number of times we've viewed this film. Why. Why!

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In which we envy the Coveys for being able to walk around the streets of Seoul. Or any streets. Ever.

Also, some after-the-fact answers: Trina (Sarayu Blue) IS a person of color, John Corbett IS extremely tall, and Anna Cathcart IS now several years older than Kitty. #themoreyouknow

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In which there is a lot of talk about The Princess Diaries in a Runaway Bride podcast.

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In which JANE DESERVES BETTER.

Also, please note we realized belatedly that (the beautiful and amazing) Dr. Aubrey Plaza might qualify as a POC, in addition to the ones we counted??

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