Shootin' the Ish with a Brit

Jen and David are joined by Ismael and Coco once again to break down, debate, and relish in the extremely satisfying conclusion to Season Two of The White Lotus. 

Ismael and Coco join David and Jen to discuss the shocking, saddening, but extremely satisfying resolution to season two of The White Lotus. At least that we all agree on. The rest of it? It's open to interpretation, just like the show. 

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It's our penultimate episode for this run, and of course it's the penultimate episode of The White Lotus. The pot is almost boiled, and we suspect it might not stop boiling when it reaches the top. Did Tanya see Greg in the photo? Is Lucia playing Albie? Will Bert die enjoying the thing that caused him so much pain, one last time?

This week we're joined by Coco, David's partner, who drives the conversation towards the characters psychologies and hidden metaphors. 

This week we shoot the ish with Is(mael), Jen's boo, about the stark differences between how the men and women in the show deal with their problems. 

Toxic masculinity anyone? This episode is all about that. Come join the discussion!

It's all about sex! At least, that's what we think. Thoughts? 

Jen and David dive deep into the pilot for the new season of the anthology series centered around a vacation resort chain for the uber rich. 

Jen and David bridge the gap between the last season and the imminent arrival of the next, which focuses on The White Lotus, season two. 

They discuss marriage, televisions, anxiety, growth, and many others topics. 

David is leaving Hawai'i! Why would someone leave paradise? Jen is happy that it's warm in New York. And we dive into the last episode of Under the Banner of Heaven, aptly titled Blood Atonement.

We discover that Dan and Ron were indeed behind the murders of Brenda and her baby; Prophet Onias decides to draw the line at a kill list; Detective Pyre is visibly upset that his Church is trying to get in the way of Justice and Detective Taba is removed from Apartment 4E because he's got a great lesson for Pyre to learn.

How did you all resonate with the series as a whole? What about religion did you learn? And how can this type of show speak to future TV makers?

Tune in, and let us know what we should lean into for Part Deux of Season 5. Shall we review a comedy or do something totally different altogether?

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