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Let’s wrap up Disney’s Willow Season 1 with as much humor and wit as we can! The long-awaited recaps for Episodes 7 and 8 are out now! We will make it through this … we swear! No, but really, it’s been a fun show to watch and a delight to have Willow back in our lives. We’re grateful for the joy. And the cheesy magic. And the cringe-worthy dialogue. So tune in and enjoy our recaps for the last two eps, you stupid cankers! :)

In this episode, don't miss the "What Has Enchanted Us This Week" segment where Libby dives deep into her new obsession, season 2 of the Netflix show "Vikings Valhalla." So many man tears! MK shares a traumatizing experience with the new tv show "Interview with a Vampire" and Ted talks about ... ope ... so sorry Ted, we've run out of time.

“Dirt makes you hotter and everyone knows that,” is just one great insight from this week’s episode of Sisters Who Saga.

The crew unfortunately had a technical issue and lost the audio for the recap of episode 5. But worry not! They do a quick overview of the 5th installment of Disney+’s “Willow” at the top of this episode. They then dive into episode 6, discussing the purpose of Christian Slater’s character Allagash, the comedic gold of the weirdly formal and polite trolls, and how the length of Prince Arik’s hair correlates to his likability.

At the end of the episode, MK discusses her thoughts of the film “The Menu,” Libby and Ted agree that Noah Baumbach’s latest film “White Noise” was bizarre and hard to watch, and Libby shares the interior design shows that have been inspiring her.

The siblings are back from winter break and ready to discuss Willow episode 4, “The Whispers of Nockmaar.”

The siblings are back from holiday break to cover episode 3 of "Willow." They also ask the important questions, like "Is Willow a great sorcerer?" "What is a canker?" and "Can an episode be a filler episode if characters die?"

In the final segment, MK and Libby discuss the second season of "White Lotus" and Libby explains why the new adaptation of "Dangerous Liaisons" on STARZ deserves the second season it will never get.   

Sisters Who Saga (and their brother) continue their coverage of the Disney+ series "Willow." They get caught up on Sorcha's possible ulterior motivations, revel in Willow's continued comedy gold (Warwick Davis), and wonder what audience the show was intended for. 

Then the siblings discuss what has enchanted them this week, including Trevor Noah's Netflix special "I Wish You Would," the cinematic masterpiece "The Chipmunk Adventure," Netflix's "Lady Chatterley's Lover," Amazon Prime Video's "Three Pines," Netflix's "Wednesday," and ABC's "Alaska Daily." 

The siblings begin their journey recapping the new Disney+ series "Willow" starring Warwick Davis. Magic, adventure, and "the power of friendship" abound in the first episode of this much-anticipated show. Let the cheesy, 80's inspired fantasy story of a brave wizard and his Gen Z counterparts begin! 

Enchanting recommendations this week include the documentary "Val," the Amazon series "The Wheel of Time," and the seasonally appropriate film, "Spirited." 

Tune in as the siblings wrap up their House of the Dragon Season 1 journey with a recap of the season finale, "The Black Queen."

There is much to debate and ponder over the next year or two (or three?) until Season 2 premieres. But one thing is sure - it's going down! In this epic final episode, we get a true sense of the complex motivations behind the war that is to come. None as sad as the loss of one of Rhaenyra's sons and his teen dragon at the hand of his one-eyed uncle.  

The siblings close with their enchantments from the week, Libby gushes over "Vikings Valhalla" on Netflix and Ted and MK list their top 5 horror flicks in honor of spooky season.

Listen in as the saga siblings review House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 9 entitled the Green Council. 

With Viscerys gone, chaos breaks loose as the Greens scramble to crown Aegon before the Blacks realize the seat is up for grabs. A search for the reluctant king reveals many unsettling truths: Aegon's disgusting proclivities and favorite pastimes, Aemond's hidden desire for the Iron Throne, and the fraught relationship between twin brothers from the Kingsguard. The new king is crowned and Rhaenys makes an unforgettable escape that is possibly the most exciting part of the season. Mk and Libby throw a few feminist rants into the mix and call Teddy out on some very concerning ideas he has about the 90's and Britney Spears... #freebritney

Stick around for the final segment where the siblings discuss their enchanting recommendations for the week, including "Last Night in Soho," "The Case Against Adnan Sayed" from HBO, and "Sorry to Bother You," on Netflix. 

MK flew out of town this week on dragonback, so Libby and Ted recap HotD episode 8 without their Gen Z counterpart. But don’t worry, she sends letters by owl throughout the show to share her wisdom from afar!

The elder siblings discuss who should lead Driftmark, the importance of legacy, and the tragic death of a second son who just couldn’t keep his mouth shut. They cheers to Paddy Considine as he leaves the show and brings King Viserys’s story to a stunning conclusion. His epic Grandpa Energy will be missed, although we can’t say the same for those disfiguring skin sores. Reconciliation between the Greens and the Blacks seems possible for a brief moment, but hopes are dashed by hot-headed teenage boys and a deathbed misunderstanding.

Don’t miss some enchanting recommendations in the final segment where Ted updates us with his thoughts on the "Rings of Power" (Amazon Prime) and Libby shares her favorite design show, “For the Love of Kitchens” from Magnolia Network.