This Sunday, comedian Taylor Tomlinson joins the ladies to chat phone anxiety, comfy flats, and a love for all things Target. Poor plane etiquette, selfish sidewalk behavior, and shopping vs. adopting are deemed gross. Finally, it’s a battle of east vs. west as the ladies stake their claims: Shake Shack or In & Out? DisneyWorld or DisneyLand? But where the coasts divide, Mr. Feeny unites.

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September brunch has arrived as the ladies break down crazy dog-lady outfits, debate the appeal of Jeff Goldblum, and can’t imagine a perfect world without a dishwasher. Sara wages a war against free poopin’ birds, Rachael swears by the smell of sunscreen, and both pinky swear to bring “nun” stateside. Can you guess the classic 90s movie that has the ladies (peripherally) talking sports? I don’t want to watch football, but I do want to quote this movie.

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Actress Mary-Alice Farina joins the ladies to discuss never-ending slippers, Coach Taylor, and mountain sweaters. Malibu delicacies and sunsets are deemed swoon-worthy, Sara’s adverse physical reaction to her gross list fills Rachael with glee, and try as they may to avoid it, Towie garners a mention (or eight).

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Comedian Kelsey Cook Joins the ladies to break down drunken foods, botox, and Straight Outta Compton. Flossing, airports, and bathroom loitering illicit gross reactions, while the 90s reign supreme in the form of butterflies, YM, and plumeria.

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Breakfast tostadas and Korean barbecue are on the menu in this food-focused brunch. The ladies break down their conflict with diamonds, question the existence of “Heart” in Captain Planet, and decide that birthstone colors are negotiable. Victoria’s Secret is debated (to V or not to V, that is the question), while urgent fearces and poor unsubscribe etiquette make the gross list. Finally, sun-made hair gives 90s nostalgia a whole new hue.

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Chilled rosé is on the menu as the hilarious Camilla Cleese joins the ladies to discuss the perfect karaoke song. Expect the unexpected with sunglasses that are disruptive, shorts that are leather, and jeans that are trousers. The ladies talk cat tweets, boozy watermelon and Seinfeld reruns, while a solemn pact is made to ignore Facebook’s “Other Inbox”. 90s Nostalgia arrives in the form of dancing boys with frosted tips—Team BSB or NSYNC? Rachael’s response shocks us all.

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Modern day story teller Jenna Arak joins the ladies to talk night garbage, spinning, and hot pink mania. Rachael takes issue with using the name of bacon in vain, and Sara finds granola keeps her breakfast from being lame. Amy Schumer’s 80s ladies and Rehab Addict make the watch list, while detailed knowledge of Katy, Taylor, & Kim evoke great shame. 90’s nostalgia is a boob-taping good time. Can you guess the flick? Aw, honey honey…

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In this low key brunch, the ladies break down Sara’s nerdy vigilantism, Rachael quitting Tinder, and the pros & cons of marriage. Obsessions are declared for shows UnReal and Towie, Rachael’s jamming with bacon, and Sara’s cooking with chevre. Sara is betrayed by her shower curtain, Rachael is angered by Hulu’s obsession with Buddy Holly, and finally, Wet Hot American Summer has a prequel in store—that is well out of order!

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Cooking Channel star Georgia Hardstark joins the ladies for an extended and deliciously explicit brunch. The ladies discuss the joys of aging, the goopiest goopisms, cat-bottomed jewels, and their favorite secret shame foods. Poop-y pantaloons, sockless yoga, and coffee enemas make the gross list, and the place of flatulence in monogamy is up for debate. And finally: Hey dude, salute your shorts, because 90s nostalgia is ALL THAT this week.

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The maids are devious, the bars are feminist, and the ladies break down their odd couple friendship. Sara finds gluten-free baking idiot proof, Rachael will never turn down an egg-topped anything, and the ladies discuss LA stories and Peter Brady’s patio. The gross list features public displays of grooming and a lack of a-pun-ciation – while the 90s call – with a certain silly bouncy ball.

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