In this episode Lauren and Abigail discuss the creepy documentary that details the dark side of tickling, Sally Rooney’s masterpiece “Normal People,” and how it addresses realistic 21st century relationships, how they both feel fully prepared to join the BAU division of the FBI, and how Grey’s Anatomy would be nothing without the unrelenting viciousness of Sandra Oh.

In this episode Lauren and Abigail discuss how Lauren’s lack of smell led to near disaster, Abigail expresses her wish to receive hate mail, and they both marvel at how anyone has the time, patience, or skill to build the $400 Lego Hogwarts Castle.

In this week’s episode Lauren and Abigail discuss some of their favorite scenes from Love on the Spectrum, break down how Phoebe Waller-Bridge has moved mountains for catholicism, play the fun guessing game “What Is Your Love Language?” and subsequently confess their true love for each other (NOT CLICKBAIT).

In this week’s episode Lauren and Abigail talk about Lauren’s hatred of the term “Old Soul”, show off their sub-par accents, discuss their extreme concern about Annabelle possibly escaping the Warren's Occult Museum, and address their discomfort viewing romantic scenes in the niche movie genre of children growing into adults overnight.

Lauren and Abigail speak on their incontinence in the presence of Julie Andrews, Stephenie Meyer releasing the new Twilight book and how it has single-handedly saved 2020, and discuss Edward Cullen’s reaction to COVID as the sole survivor of the Spanish influenza.

On this week's episode Lauren and Abigail talk about their tumultuous relationship with Star Wars, why they think metal bikinis are icky, and explain why Adam Driver’s acting technique makes them go weak at the knees.

In this episode Lauren and Abigail discuss the many interesting uses of urine, which quickly dissolves into discussion of Stephen King’s Carrie, living legend Bethany Hamilton, and why we would totally buy meth from Bryan Cranston.

Lauren comments on how Drag Race is just Survivor with glitter, and Abigail plays guess who with the Queer Eye guys and talks about her harrowing near death hiking experience. (NOT CLICKBAIT)

Lauren and Abigail talk about how terrible people can be mistaken for “method” actors, how women in gymnastics deserve better, and how Johnny Fairplay did not play fair on Survivor (Yes, of course, we’re talking about Survivor again.) and much much more.

Lauren and Abigail watch Fight Club for the first time and discuss their thoughts on the award winning 1999 film. They explore questions such as -- what is Ed Norton’s character’s name? Where was Jay Leno? And why is Brad Pitt a soap salesman? **SPOILERS** (obviously)