That Show F*cked Me Up!

A gay son, a thot daughter, an angry Turkish man pull up to a bull auction in this episode, so you already know things are about to get very interesting... Did I mention the gay son is a Reverend? And that the thot daughter is an elementary school teacher? Crazy! Also, when in doubt, do not let two strangers into your home- Please be smarter than me.

When there is a family crisis, and you're also in charge of babysitting a grown man who was just released from prison, make sure you take him to your mother's house so that she can feed him chicken cacciatore. And remember, when a man attempts to humiliate you in a room full of people, it's because he fears you. A wise Russian man once said "A strong man would not be intimidated by a strong woman," and he was 100% right about that!

Just a quick reminder, that the shady stuff going on inside apartment buildings is not always a drug deal. That Latino man with tattoos is running a legitimate business- I mean he used to be a drug dealer but he changed his life around and has dedicated his life to his new passion: being a landlord. The Dardano siblings continue to be make the wrong decisions, but who can blame those lovable fools?

Do not let your captor take you to a second location, because you might end up having to walk from that isolated location to your nonna's wake, and your mom will definitely not be happy about how late you are. Also, I genuinely think Morgan would be willing to do ANYTHING to survive, except actually jump out of the truck when her brother gave her the opportunity. Oh, how I love my favorite sibling duo- Even when they're actions are questionable.

Welcome to Season 20 of "That Show F*cked Me Up!". Queue the Kamala Harris "We did it, Joe" meme.

We're back and better than ever, and I will be covering this amazingly hilarious TV show for the next couple of weeks. Did it f*ck me up? At times. But do I also want to cover it just for the love of the game (aka the writing)? Absolutely. Make sure to tune in each week to hear about what our favorite dysfunctional siblings are up to! Here's a hint: Nothing good.

Want to know what TV show I will be covering for Season 20? The wait is finally over! Come listen to me yap for approximately 7 minutes so you can get this breaking news!

Also, I just saw that Taylor Ortega is not Latina... DO NOT come for me. I was bamboozled by the last name. I still want her to become a household name because she is AMAZING.

I promised you a bonus episode during the podcast hiatus, and I always keep my promises. I may be crazy, but I'm not a liar. I am not usually fan of anthology stories in a movie, but "Las Locuras" has quickly become one of my favorite movies. Can you believe a man wrote and directed this film? I love a man that writes well, and creates jobs for women. I hate an intervention.

Stay tuned for the announcement of Season 20. It's still in the works, so it will take a couple of weeks to come out. Don't miss me too much. While you wait, share the podcast with a friend or a lover or an enemy. Stay safe out there and celebrate the little wins!

What brings me comfort after finishing "Fleabag" is that somewhere in this fictional world, a fox continues to torment the Priest, and that makes the "I love you, too" as he is walking away so much more easier to digest... Love and timing, amirite? The most heartbreaking joke ever written. It could all be so simple, huh?

Here's to being vulnerable, f*cking up, bad decisions, sisterhood, dysfunctional/functional families, falling in love with a priest and so much more. Long live Fleabag. Forever in my heart.

Sources:

Ten Years of Fleabag: inside the Edinburgh Fringe hit that went global

The Interview – Phoebe Waller-Bridge, 'Fleabag'

Here comes the bride, here comes the groom- Being walked down the aisle by the daughter he loves but doesn't necessarily like. It's wedding day, b!tches! And the question of the hour is "Is it God or is it me?" We're all dying to find out the answer! Let me give you a hint:

Thank you for joining me along this bumpy joyride that was covering "Fleabag". I am considering invoicing all of you for the free therapy I provided, or maybe Phoebe Waller-Bridge might decide to invoice us, and you know what? I would willingly pay what she charged me. Can we all say, "Thank you, Phoebe?" THANK YOU, PHOEBE! Oh, and remember, whatever you're going through "It'll pass". Stay strong, sweaties.

Major life stress leads to major hair changes, but thank God the hair cut is at least French. Tres chic. This is a chaotic episodes with a lot of ups and downs, but I can confirm that the episode both starts and ends at a high. Because every time my girl, Fleabag, gets her freak on- That's a high for me.