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Ren and Lizzy play mermaids and then have a quick panic attack in their continuation of episode 6 of Heated Rivalry. They also discuss the blue wave.
Ren and Lizzy finally make it to the ILY stage as they pick back up with their coverage of The Cottage episode of Heated Rivalry. They also discuss Twilight.
Ren and Lizzy head back to the couch as Shane and Ilya make another attempt at sharing their feelings (with toes touching). They also discuss Subaru.
Ren and Lizzy take their podcast off mute for the continuation of their discussion of Heated Rivalry, talking about "I like you," being on the cover of the game, and Shane's overwhelming faith in his mute button. They also discuss bird games.
Please note: Sound quality may be poor in some brief parts, but we did our best to capture! <3
Ren and Lizzy moderate the panel "Taking a Book to Screen" at From Milwaukee with Love hosted by The Well Red Damsel and MKE Books & Beers. Panelists include Ali Novak, Frederick Smith and Sara Dahmen.
Ren and Lizzy hold some space for The Cottage episode of Heated Rivalry, talking about Shane's burgers, Ilya's fireside cuddles, and their ongoing communication progress. They also celebrate 30 episodes.
Ren and Lizzy pack their bags and finally head to the cottage for their ongoing analysis of Heated Rivalry, talking about Scott's speech, Shane and Ilya's drive, and their arrival at Shane's cottage. They also discuss Shane's well.
Ren and Lizzy officially wrap episode 5 of Heated Rivalry with their traditional Q&A, talking a bit more about the monologue, if Rose knows, and Scott and Kip's kiss on the ice. They also introduce a new co-host.
Ren and Lizzy finally make it to the sunshine in their analysis of Heated Rivalry, talking about Scott and Kip's kiss on the ice and what it means for Shilya. They also discuss chocolate.
Ren and Lizzy get back on the ice for their ongoing analysis of episode 5 of Heated Rivalry, talking about Shane's accident and his hospital room question. They also discuss Silvan.
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Lit-Obsessed sisters Ren and Lizzy explore what makes us obsess over our favorite on-screen adaptations—in extreme levels of detail.
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