Hey, it's our first encounter with "What We Owe to Each Other"! We still haven't read it, but watching this episode of TGP is the next best thing. Listening to this episode of the podcast is the third best thing. Major topics: the tragedy of Tahani's life, and the random misfires of Michael's master plan.

Watching this episode (in which Chidi and Eleanor have to pretend to be the perfect couple) directly after the Season 2 finale is a real trip! Come on that trip with us, won't you?

What is there to say about such an astonishing finale? A lot, as it turns out. The "sim or reality" debate that's burning up the Internet? We've got it covered. Meditations on Michael's sacrifice?

Got that covered too. Shipper wars? You know we've got it covered. Highly imperfect impersonations of a certain high-profile grunge band? COVERED.

While this episode might not have been the Good Sisters' fave, the discussion is off the hook!! Has Michael invented Purgatory and proven that demons and humans are trapped in the Stanford Prison Experiment? Just how exactly was Jason supposed to pass his test? And once again, Marissa would like to emphasize that she would happily accept a week in a featureless room with a stack of New Yorkers.

Another barnburner of an episode, folks! Amid all the normal plot-tacular discussion (from "NOOOO MICHAEL" to "can Chidi's character be developed past the rigid Kantian he started as?"), the Good Sisters have fundamental questions about who made the Good and Bad Places and why the population split is the way it is. Is there hope for an explanation next week??

This episode burns it all down, and the Good Sisters sift through the ashes to examine the bittersweet end of Neighborhood 12358W. There is a lot of Chidi/Eleanor talk. Like, a lot. Also, we reveal our hiatus schedule, and Brianna has an amazing Twitter experience.

The Good Place is back, baby! We've got a recap, Easter eggs, discussion, article roundup, and spoiler space, just like the good old days. This episode is dedicated to Blake Bortles, without whom the Cockroaches would be in hot water.

Jason, Jason, Jason! I can't stop saying Jason! On this auspicious first day of a new year, we delve into Jason Mendoza, comparing him to Kimmy Gibbler, Michael Scott, Tracy Jordan, Andy Dwyer, Gina Linetti, and -- wait for it -- Cody Lambert. Deep pull.

Merry Christmas, Good Players! In this very special holiday episode, the Good Sisters harness their considerable Star Wars knowledge (minus the godawful prequels) to thoroughly analyze "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" (now in theaters). It's hard to write a spoiler-free summary of a spoiler-filled episode, except to say that it's a complicated movie and we have a LOT of thoughts.

Any time the Good Sisters can be of service to you, our listeners, we are satisfied, and this week we can be. We summarize all the additions made to Chapters 16-21 in the extended cuts released this week on NBC.com, and we discuss a few in depth. WITH CLIPS!!