Thank you to Gabriela for commissioning this episode!
These episodes continue our foray into the weird world of floating restaurants, and instead of things getting a little more focused, we add a bunch of new characters, including the incredibly designed Don Krieg. He's....really something.
A real piece of work.
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Thank you to Jacqui for commissioning this episode!
This episode is the one where Paula is trapped in the hospital while desperate to get out and take the bar exam, and Rebecca is trying to help while also realizing that she needs to start asking herself what she really wants out of life.
Thanks for listening, and I will see you again very soon with a new episode!

Thank you to Florian for commissioning this episode, and for doing so at the last-minute to fix a schedule hiccup that could have screwed a lot of things up.
So this is the pair of episodes when we're introduced to the floating restaurant, and I gotta be honest, this was the first miss of the series for me. There's too much happening, too many new characters are introduced at once, and overall I just felt like I wasn't given time to latch onto anything. Hopefully the next pair will help with this issue a little bit.
Thank you all again so much for listening, and I will be seeing you again very soon with a new episode!

Thank you so much to Ashley for commissioning this episode!
I couldn't help but laugh at the fact that this episode goes in such a different direction than what I was expecting. I really loved it though, from what's going on with Laszlo to the whole thing with Gregor, and I'm really hoping that Gregor isn't gone forever because...he pretty.
Thanks for listening, and I will see you soon with a new episode!

Thank you to Florian for commissioning this wannabe episode!
In these two, we veer from one that is SUPER weird and really singular, to one that is highly personal and emotional. As usual, I'm here for both!
Thanks for listening, and thanks to Florian for joining me! See you again soon with a new episode

Thank you very much to Patricia for commissioning this episode!
In these chapters, we're coming up on the end of the book and things are beginning to get serious for Kit, who has become more wrapped up in everything than is really healthy for him. He begins to experience a distance from the world around him, and it becomes clear to us that he's displaying some of the symptoms we've been watching Daryl struggle with. Nita begins to pick up on it, but not in time to stop Kit from wandering back into Daryl's mind, and it kind of seems like there's going to be a problem getting him back out again this time.
Thanks so much for listening, and I will see you soon with a new episode!

Thank you to Megan for commissioning this episode!
This is the one where Paula has a very long, drawn-out heart attack, and yet insists on continuing to plug away all day because she's a maniac. Can't relate.
Also, Rebecca is faced with the specter of abandonment, and she doesn't cope super well because she has gotten lax on her work. It doesn't go super well...but in the end, she makes the right choice.
Thanks so much for listening!

Thank you to Lindsey for commissioning this episode!
It's the last commissioned episode of Broadchurch, and we say farewell to the Danny Latimer storyline (or so it seems for now) in a very satisfying way. I was really invested in what happened to Joe, and while I'm appalled and devastated at the fact that he was found not guilty, I think the way the town chose to handle it was absolutely perfect.
Then there's the whole Sandbrook storyline, which gets wrapped up but isn't really that satisfying for reasons I have talked about a lot so far this season. I'm curious about how the rest of you reacted to that mystery!
Thanks again so much to all of you for commissioning this series, and I will see you on the flip side!

Thank you to Karyn for commissioning this episode, and for commissioning the live-watch of it. I think I very nearly had either a heart-attack or an orgasm on camera, I'm not sure which.
This is the one where the thing happens. You know the one. There's a confessional booth? That one.
Oof.