In this episode, MK and Libby recap the fifth episode of "Britannia." They reminisce about Hella asking Aulus, "Sure you want the other fellow to know?", Antedia detecting Divis' virgin status, and Quant's hilarious improvised song. Libby also discusses her thoughts on Disney+'s "The Book of Boba Fett" and MK regales  Libby with her opinions on the new "Scream" movie and the Hulu film "Fresh."

MK and Libby have a lot to say about the fourth episode of "Britannia," but in a good way! They ponder Lucius' beauty routine, praise Cait and her badass speech, and argue over what exactly the "great vision" actually was. At the end, MK talks about watching the newest film iteration of Libby's favorite musical, "West Side Story," and Libby finally gets to talk about her (unhealthy) obsession, "The Last Kingdom." We can't forget that a new line was also added to Hemple's best quotes list: "Thank you pretty tits."

MK and Libby continue their coverage of "Britannia" with a recap on the third episode. The sisters add more favorite Hemple quotes to their list, including when she asks Aulus if he's "a bit trembly wembly?" The Cait/Antidea team-up gives MK more of the Cait she knows and loves, and just like Aulus, MK and Libby wonder why he is Willa and the Veran's baby. MK talks about a new reality dating show with "old" people that she watched called "My Mom, Your Dad" and Libby discusses her disappointment with HBO Max's "The Gilded Age."

MK and Libby continue in their recap of "Britannia." In this episode, they discuss what goes down in season 3 episode 2, which to be honest, isn't much. Join in as they mourn Vitus, discuss Aulus' villain status, and gush over Antidea. At the end, Libby talks about "the sports" she's been watching and MK talks about her experience watching the South Korean zombie movie "A Train to Busan."

Sisters Who Saga is kicking off with EPIX and Amazon Prime Video’s "Britannia." We are recapping season 3 episode 1. "Britannia" is the story of the Roman invasion of Britain in 43AD that forces rival kingdoms to join forces. This may not seem like a fantasy show at first glance, but "Britannia" includes trips to the underworld, demons, prophecies, and more. Join MK and Libby as they journey back to Roman Britain to discuss this epic historical fantasy drama. 

CW: This episode contains discussion of violence against a child.