In celebration of Pride month, Toni and Julia are dissecting the pilot episode of the 2018 FX drama, Pose. The show is set in 1980s New York and explores the LGBTQ+ social scene as well as the rise of the Trump-era business universe. Toni and Julia are tested on their knowledge of Ball culture, but how much do they really know? Listen and find out!

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When will networks learn that white hetero men suffering in "the friend zone" isn't good enough for a TV series? This week we discuss Kevin From Work, a comedy sitcom that aired on ABC Family (Now Freeform) in 2015. Cancelled after one season, we discuss kinky sex, office romances, and what exactly went wrong in the pilot episode. 

30 Rockefeller Plaza is a skyscraper and centerpiece of Rockefeller Center in Midtown Manhattan, NYC. It's also the main location of the 2006 hit NBC comedy, 30 Rock. The series is loosely based on Tina Fey's experience in the writers room at SNL, but how well does that translate to this fictional live sketch-comedy show? Also, listen for their thoughts on street meat, celebrity impressions and the hottest Baldwin brother.

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Riverdale is the town with pep, cute boys, and murder. In 2017 Netflix released the adaptation of Archie and the gang comics into a binge-worthy teen drama, and this week we investigate the missing case of Jason Blossom in the Riverdale pilot episode. Are cliffhangers and 7-minutes in heaven keeping the show going, or is there substance to these memorable characters? Join us as we dive in!    

Another show about death! This week, Toni and Julia dissect  the pilot episode of the 2019 Netflix series, Dead To Me. Was this show worthy of Christina Applegate's break from semi-retirement? What's the best way of coping with a loss? Can you make a real friendship as an adult? Listen to hear our thoughts!

Finding love can be hard, especially when you don't go to church - according to Mike on the pilot episode of 90 Day Fiancé. Join us this week as we discuss a classic TLC reality show. Couples who have applied for a K-1 visa have 90 days to marry before their foreign partner must leave the United States. Can true love survive border barriers? Can a grown man keep his hands off his fiance without a chaperone around? Listen now to find out!

Whips and blindfolds and peeing - oh my! This week, Toni and Julia talk about kinks and fetishes through the Netflix dark comedy web TV series Bonding. They discover their dominatrix names and learn more about the sex working community. But, does the series reflect the BDSM community correctly? Listen to find out our thoughts!

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It's our 20th episode! A big 'thank you' to everyone who has supported us by listening each week to our rants on TV and our personal stories and shenanigans. This week we travel back to the year 2000 with Gilmore Girls. Created by the very talented Amy Sherman-Palladino, we explore the world of single mother Lorelai Gilmore and her daughter Rory. In this episode we also tackle your hard-hitting questions like "how many dicks have you collectively sucked?". 

What do a vulgar teen, a loud Vietnam vet and a suburban housewife/mother have in common? Join Toni and Julia as they learn more about dissociative identity disorder (DID), while dissecting the pilot of the 2009 Showtime drama, United States of Tara. Did the series correctly portray someone with DID? Should it have been given a fourth season? Can Toni Collette pull off a crop top? Listen to find out!

It's time for poutine, hockey, and ketchup chips as we appreciate Canada with some Canadian content. Creators Dan Levy and Eugene Levy brought us Schitt's Creek in 2015 - introducing us to Johnny Rose and his filthy-rich family. Suddenly broke, the 1% Rose family is reduced to living in a ramshackle motel in a town they once bought as a joke. Join Toni and Julia as they discuss what it means to be Canadian and if the father/son Levy duo has done this country proud.