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In which we continue to examine the crazy mysterious world of the Netflix Christmas cinematic universe! With three Vanessa Hudgenses!
You can listen to our friend and podcast mentor Quincy Surasmith’s podcast, Asian Americana, wherever podcasts are available.
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In which Jennifer Garner's exploration of her own office is as lackluster as Mark Ruffalo's feelings for his fiancée.
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In which the only thing that's guaranteed is our hatred of this movie!
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In which in which in which in which... Oh no, a tiny time loop!
The PTA drug-possession framing DID happen in Irvine, and you can read the LA Times feature about it here. Possibly. If you haven't used up your free articles yet this month.
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In which Kat swears to Alex that she really liked this film, but everything out of her mouth proves this untrue. Will she keep making this claim? Who knows!
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In which our enjoyment of this movie was 80% jokes and 20% plot, and our podcast threatens to be 80% snacks and 20% movie.
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In which we have our longest episode ever because there are just endless amounts to say about this movie! Starting with the ludicrous premise, some advice for Meredith Blake's gold-digging career... Also, has anyone ever noticed how accomplished the twins are? It's weird.
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In which a viewing party with Romcomathon listeners blows the lid off a serious problem: the protagonists of this film frequently underpay for food. Don't follow their lead, Romcomathoners! Support restaurants in this time (and always).
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In which Kat and Alex fervently agree that glasses should fog up in a hot spring, what the hell is this, a fantasy film? Also, spoilers for Never Have I Ever -- but mostly just about how attractive Devi's dad is.
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In which Romcomathon (belatedly) turns one, and Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel need so so sooooo much therapy. Stay well, listeners!
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