We managed to get through our top five scenes of the series, but not without skirting the rules here and there. After a week off, welcome to episode 21: your regularly scheduled gay screaming about kissing, hands, and Gentleman Jack.

Grab your lesbian grief shawls and a handkerchief because this week's episode focuses on Ann Walker, and it ain't all pocketholes and proposals. The other half of our gay great-great-great grandma duo had a difficult life (to put it mildly), but the more we learn about Little Ann, the more evident her strength and fearlessness become. CAN SOMEONE PLEASE BUILD HER A GIANT AND PERMANENT COMMEMORATIVE SCULPTURE ALREADY?!?!?!

Welp, some weeks you just pull whatever you can together. And by "whatever" we mean "whatever whatever."

This week we take a stroll down memory lane to discuss Anne's exes, starting at the very beginning: Eliza Raine. From the inception of Anne's crypt-hand to all her adventures in tuft-hunting and knee sitting, meet the infamous women who made it into Anne's journals. And of course, there's a smattering of Seven Minutes in Heaven with Mariana. Bonus points if you know how many women named Ann/Anne are on this list.

We've got a little baby mini-episode for you this week, and our wives are telling all our secrets, Gentleman Jack related and not. What's Leanne's favorite movie? Mary's favorite video game? What moment did we know Gentleman Jack would be a game changer in our lives? In this episode, the wives tell all, and you get to hear it.

This week we're taking a deep dive into fandom with a special guest who is the lesbian fandom mom we've always wanted. What does fandom mean to all of us, and how has Gentleman Jack impacted us and the way we interact with fandom? PLUS: a surprise reveal we've been waiting to tell you all for weeks.

We're visiting our gay heritage and going back to what made us the gays we are today: a couple of movies. But I'm a Cheerleader and D.E.B.S. shaped us, and now we're going to reflect and gush. These movies laid the groundwork for series like Gentleman Jack, and it's time to pay them some homage. Be sure to do your homework before listening.

We're going back to where it all started: Tumblr. Today we tackle our anons and non-anons in an attempt to answer all those burning Gentleman Jack questions that have been lingering in our inboxes. What's up with that hole in the sleeve of Anne's shift? When do the Ann(e)s get naked together for the first time? Tune in for our thoughts on these burning questions and many, many more.

How do we choose between Ship Captain Anne, Field Fantasy Anne, Studious Anne, and orange-flavored sticky kisses? It's a tough decision, but we soldier through in an effort to bring you the best analysis of all those missing scenes from the scripts and our hot takes of BBC's extra scenes. Get ready for this analysis-palooza.

We're gonna do something radical this week: we're going to get to know each other better. What is our favorite line from Gentleman Jack? What is like to be gay on the day to day? Our questions range from silly to serious, Gentleman Jack to real life. Tune in and join us as we share a bit of ourselves with you.