Happy Saint Ploopington's Day to you from the Good Sisters, Marissa Cookswell and Brianna Bakeswell! This episode continued the wonky, frantic trajectory of the season thus far, and the Good Sisters are a little tired of it. But there is a LOT to discuss, even with a slightly sweaty premise. Is afterlife revolution imminent? Are the accountants monsters? Did every '90s girl grow up half in love with Human!Casper and half in love with Animated!Dimitri??

For our 50th episode special (YAAAY), the Good Sisters are face-to-face, recording in the same room for the first time ever! It's mostly just weird. Open questions we discuss: is Trevor gone forever? Can Janet and Michael die now? Why is the Bad Place so intent on taking out the cockroaches? And stay tuned after the outro music to hear a preview of an exciting new podcast from the most up-and-coming up-and-comers in the biz.

AT LONG LAST, OUR SHOW IS BACK!! After a lengthy recap (hey, it was a lengthy set of episodes), we're hitting the ground running with discussions of the stage-setting-ness of this two-pack of episodes, Jason's life trajectory, Michael's aliases, Tahani's obvious social superiority, and, of course, SHIPPER WARS. (Simone! So adorbs! But #CHELEANOR.) We are so hyped, you guys. Join us in our studio of hypedness.

IT'S ALMOST HERE, YOU GUYS! The Good Sisters have watched or read every interview and "leak" they could get their grubby hands on, plus some wacky Reddit speculation, so all hands on deck!! Shirt is about to get real!!

This Netflix rom-com is so tightly edited that it's shorter than this podcast episode! It's a super-cute tale of a middle child, her fake boyfriend, her unsupportive older sister, her meddling bench of a little sister, and her amazing white-wine dad. If anyone has Noah Centineo's number, if they could just forward it to Brianna real quick, that'd be great, thanks so much.

If you have any predictions for Season 3, email them or tweet them to us!

REVIEW DRIVE: in the weeks of September leading up to the release of Season 3, we're asking our listeners to rate/review us on iTunes and/or post to social media about the show. Thanks, ding-dongs!!

The doing of whatever we want continues in this look into the comedy classic Arrested Development. Though the Good Sisters deconstruct their chosen episodes, more time is devoted to comparing their mom to Lucille Bluth, lamenting Marissa's inability to cosplay, and inventing a NYCC panel for Brianna to host.

IF YOU ARE ATTENDING NEW YORK COMIC CON, get in touch with Brianna if you want to meet up!

REVIEW DRIVE: in the weeks of September leading up to the release of Season 3, we're asking our listeners to rate/review us on iTunes and/or post to social media about the show. Thanks, ding-dongs!!

The Good Sisters' commitment to complex themes has been exhausted, and they're just watching stuff they like while they await the return of The Good Place. Playing House is a delightful little show about an undying bond of female friendship. We discuss Kenny Loggins, Upright Citizens Brigade, Beach Law, and our connection to one of the actors on this show.

REVIEW DRIVE: in the weeks of September leading up to the release of Season 3, we're asking our listeners to rate/review us on iTunes and/or post to social media about the show. Thanks, ding-dongs!!

In The Good Play universe, the listeners are represented by two separate yet equally important sisters: the older, who has loved Community for over half a decade; and the younger, who has resisted watching it until it became a topic for their joint podcast. This . . . is their story.

"This was, like, a life-altering experience for me." --Brianna

The Good Sisters are really secretly kind of fond of this show, which was s fixture of their tweenhoods. Topics of discussion: the wonderful John Mahoney (R.I.P.), how not to handle an actress's pregnancy, and the sexual orientations of the Crane brothers. Good night, Seattle!!

For August, we are looking at NBC shows that have aired on Thursday nights, like our beloved Good Place. (Not incidentally, a handful of these shows are streaming on Netflix.) This week we tackle the ur-show of Thursday nights, Friends. We hate it! We especially hate Ross/Rachel! There's a cute part where Phoebe gives a pep talk to some fertilized human eggs, though.