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Marisa and Sam discuss Lizzie McGuire Episode 214: Just Like Lizzie, which first aired August 9, 2002. Is this episode Lizzie McGuire or The Twilight Zone? Marisa and Sam are introduced to Young Artist Award Winner Amy Castle, whose portrayal of creepy sevvie Andie will most certainly earn Andy a spot on our future Lizzie McGuire survivor simulation. Additionally, Marisa coins the term 'Plot Thrust,' while Sam clarifies the difference between inception and the dream within a dream.
Marisa and Sam discuss Lizzie McGuire Episode 213: You're a Good Man, Lizzie McGuire, which first aired July 26, 2002. Why is Gordo matching a brown blazer with black pants, and why doesn't Ethan Craft know how to tie a tie? Someone teach these kids some fashion sense! Plus, Marisa basically gives Christian Copelin, the actor who plays Lanny, an open invite to join us on the podcast any time he wants.
Marisa and Sam are joined by Jermaine Fletcher to discuss Lizzie McGuire Episode 212: Best Dressed for Much Less, which first aired July 19, 2002. Who knew Miranda was so poised? And who knew the McGuire house ran on such a tight budget? Where did Jo McGuire get an industrial-sized jar of mustard, and was she preparing for Covid 20 years in advance? Plus, Jermaine helps us settle what is more pivotal for a great outfit: the right top or the right bottom.
Marisa and Sam discuss Lizzie McGuire Episode 211: Over the Hill, which first aired July 12, 2002. Sam has a vitriolic response to the episode and can't believe that Sam and Jo face zero repercussions for hiding puppies underneath their deck. Marisa doesn't like what the Burger Planet dream is insinuating. Plus, Sam drops some big news about an upcoming project.
Marisa and Sam discuss Lizzie McGuire Episode 210: In Miranda Lizzie Does Not Trust, which first aired July 5, 2002. Think Lizzie will notice some racial profiling when she sees it? Heh, doubt it! Also, where is Dot-Marie Jones? No one asked for a Mr. Dig gym class! And did Lanny use his experience founding Webkinz to develop Instagram Live? All that and more on this episode of The Outfit Repeaters.
Marisa and Sam are joined by Marisa's friend Kyle Richard to ask and answer all of the important questions about Lizzie McGuire Episode 209: Those Freaky McGuires, which first aired June 28, 2002. Together, they dive deeper into what it means to be a "himbo," and ruminate on whether this episode of Lizzie McGuire influenced both the 2003 Freaky Friday remake and 2003 film The Cheetah Girls. Plus, Marisa, Sam, and Kyle have the final word on Freaky Friday vs. The Parent Trap.
Marisa and Sam discuss Lizzie McGuire Episode 208: Just Friends, which first aired June 14, 2002. Marisa has a lightbulb moment when she realizes she's seen child actor Noah Jupe in multiple films, and Sam has a similar lightbulb moment when he realizes that Ethan Craft more likely than not was a Fyre Festival attendee. Plus, Marisa shares the key quality of a "himbo," and it's actually more endearing than you'd think.
Marisa and Sam discuss Lizzie McGuire Episode 207: The Longest Yard, which first aired May 17, 2002. Marisa shares a personal birthday message she received from a member of the cast, and in a real deep cut one guest star reminds Sam of a former American Idol contestant. Plus, Marisa announces her next podcast project, Older and Wiser: An Unofficial Younger Recap Podcast.
Marisa and Sam discuss Lizzie McGuire Episode 206: And the Winner Is, which first aired April 26, 2002. Marisa gives Sam a history lesson on the Juicy Couture sweatsuit, while Sam's frustration with Apple products has reached an all-time high. Plus, Marisa and Sam unveil their Mr. Dig impressions and (spoiler alert) they are not great.
Marisa and Sam discuss Lizzie McGuire Episode 205: Working Girl, which first aired March 29, 2002. Marisa recounts her flawless matchmaking history, while Sam is baffled by the turn the weird café takes in this episode. This is not the weird café we have come to know! Plus, Marisa and Sam talk about the jobs they had in high school.
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