We survived. We have reached the (mercifully) final episode of And Just Like That, "Seeing The Light."

If only Big could say that much.

Strap in and strap on!

The lassies are back with a discussion of episode 8 of And Just Like That, "Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered."

The lassies are back with a discussion of episode 7 of And Just Like That, "Sex and the Widow."

We talk episode 6 of AND JUST LIKE THAT, Diwali. So many things to discuss that we didn't expect: green screens, masturbation multi-tasking, who knows what else!

The ladies are back to talk New Year's adventures, surgery realities, and THAT scene in episode five of AND JUST LIKE THAT. 

FINALLY, SOME QUEER CONTENT.

We are back to chat about the holidays, our continued spiral into pandemic despair, and a romp through episode 4 of AND JUST LIKE THAT. 

In our third episode reviewing AND JUST LIKE THAT, we begin to question everything: if the pandemic will ever end, if Carrie will ever stop obsessing over Natasha, if we even understand comedy anymore.

Join us as Tonya and Suzanne drag Whit kicking and screaming into the world of SEX AND THE CITY. (Which, if the trailer is any indication, is becoming more queer-adjacent!)

Before Laurel Holloman was Tina, she played Randy Dean, a Tina with much shorter hair and an even worse accent. The girls break down the 90s lesbian love story: The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love, which features gas station guitar playing, lesbian aunts always cooking, and what actually turns out to be a cute story of teens falling in love. If only Whit or Suze could have seen it without the Barbara Walters lens.