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Zoey sticks her nose into David and Emily’s marriage, faces a depressed Leif at work, and generally mucks about. Language warning!

Zoey tries to find out what’s going on with Mo, while David makes bigger moments, bigger memories, and your hosts discuss just how much they love this episode. Explicit language warning!

Zoey needs to figure out whether or not to help her boss Joan with a personal problem and some living room furniture gets quite a lot of action. This episode brought to you by feminism and Pop Tarts. Explicit language warning!

Zoey tries to figure out what to do about Max’s feelings towards her (handle it awkwardly, of course) and your hosts discuss exactly what that unzipped jacket does to us. Explicit language warning!

Listen in as we discuss the pilot episode, meet the Clarkes, and worry that our own MRI-induced superpowers haven’t kicked in yet. Mostly spoiler free (you can skip the well-noted spoilers at the end of this podcast) and as always, mature language warnings abound.

Zoey gets ready to say goodbye to Max and then [redacted for spoilers]. Holy cats did this episode make us feel some kind of way! Explicit language warning!

Some “Pure Imagination” takes on a flashback to Zoey’s first day at SprqPoint and her first experience with loss. As always, explicit language warning.

Zoey is trying so hard to win “best girlfriend” but her powers mess things up on her first (and only?!) double date with Simon, and Max and Rose. Run, run, run, drink and don’t eat real food is definitely a recipe for a major hangover. Explicit language warning!

TRIGGER WARNING

This episode was heavy. This week tackled depression, post-partum depression and not knowing who to turn to for help. Plus having to admit that there is something wrong in order to receive or accept help. We want to stress that if you are feeling alone, depressed, or suicidal that there is help. The people in your life would much rather listen to your problems now, than find out about them after you are gone. If you need help call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 800-273-8255 or check out their website for more information. Explicit language warning!

A plug for our new recording and distribution app, Anchor, plenty of Law and Order SVU crossovers, so many M names, and one heartbreaking mystery. Explicit language warning!