This Lesbian Ship is Intense

The Bold Type music supervisor Rob Lowry sits down with us for an in depth interview where we talk about his start in music supervision and get a behind the scenes look on what it takes to deliver those memorable musical moments (and the not so memorable ones). In the process he dropped some non-spoilery fun tidbits about season 4 as well!

Check out our special holiday episode where we review Tello Films' gay holiday movie Season of Love starring Dominique Provost-Chalkley and Jessica Clark! Spoiler alert everyone’s gay!

The Bold Type continues its ability to have nuanced stories about grief as Richard and Sutton navigate his birthday after the loss of his father, we are 100% behind Alex and Jane as roommates, and things get real as Kat has her first experience with racial profiling.

Re-living the events of episode 3.06 “TBT” is an absolute blast for us. We don’t care as much about current events as we revel in the ingenuity of The Bold Type’s flashback episode. The ignition of the trio's friendship, the foundation of Kat, Sutton, and Jane's characters, and of course Rob Lowry’s music choices make this episode better than we could have imagined.

Alternatively titled Dick’s friends suck, we discuss the dinner party that brings up some issues for Sutton and Richard; temporarily claim Jane as our favorite for taking Patrick down a peg; and explore the beginnings of Kat and Tia.

We discuss how much more grounded #theboldtype feels when Jane’s main romance is with Scarlet and Jacqueline is the vessel, how a positive and well done abortion storyline doesn’t necessarily feel organic, and examine Sutton’s struggles to get Oliver’s approval for her design seminar.

We drunkenly break down our thoughts on episode 3.03 from the bold type including: issues with Alex’s sole storyline of the series, Kats transition into her politics storyline, and Sutton’s design revelation. However, most importantly we debate the age old question: do you watch porn at work?

Listen to two gay girls talk about how they were taken by surprise by the incredible love story between Demi Burnett and Kristian Haggerty told on... Bachelor in Paradise. Yeah, you read that correctly. We also talk at length about the homophobia the contestants had to endure and the unique and unfair pressure put on Demi as a queer/bi person. Also we got drunk.

In this episode we lament how straight the gay prom is. We wonder why Sutton is upset about someone doing her laundry, how we respect Jane’s boundaries, and discuss the start of Kat's politics arc.

We discuss Sutton and Richard u-hauling it, Jane competes with us to see who hates Patrick more, and Kat deals with the fallout from Paris.... will we really always have Paris? REALLY?