This Show Has Everything

We’ve made it to 100 episodes of TSHE, which is an accomplishment, I guess? In honor of our milestone, we’re taking a trip to the Hundred Acre Wood to find out which Winnie the Pooh characters we are, courtesy of another highly accurate Buzzfeed quiz. Then, we hop over to the TSHE Billboard Top 100 and check out what was in the charts when we were born. Did anyone say disco?? Also on tap: Meredith has a new new job and some old new relatives. Hillary’s powers of investigation failed her. Ann is a blow-medium. Bobby is NOT wearing jorts, we promise. Oh, and you should know that we like a creamy salsa.

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TSHE Recommends: Trader Joe's Jalapeño Sauce

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As the wise Samantha Jones says on a Season 3 episode of Sex and The City, “I’m a trisexual.  I’ll try anything once.”  But sometimes once is enough. In this episode we’re talking about all those things we’ve tried that didn’t quite stick.  From Pirates of the Caribbean to mushrooms to heaters (????), your hosts run the gamut as far as giving up. In fact, Christy might still be adding to her list as we speak!

In an extremely packed small talk (smallish talk?), Ann discusses her preference for the mobile mammogram clinic, Meredith shares the ups and downs and potential catfishing of her life, and Christy describes a very stupid criminal AND answers the many, many questions about Olive Garden (we probably have more).

Speaking of questions, please submit any and all TSHE 101 questions for our 101st show! We’re ready to answer/stare at our own navels. AUA!

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The White Lotus

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This week, it’s a full-fledged battle of the brands as Busy Busy Bobby, Cool Wine Aunt Hillary and Relentlessly Optimistic Ann objectively and unequivocally declare the Top 5* Mid-Range Chain Restaurants in America. Which joint’s flair is beyond compare? Whose saturated fat leads the pack? Does a little international flavor give us something to savor? The criteria is loose, the consideration is intense, and the results are final.

Plus, Ann went back to the office (briefly), Hillary’s kids are going back to school (eventually), Bobby is slowly automating his new apartment with remote power switches (awesomely), and we take a moment to remember our favorite OG butt-faxer (lovingly).

*Actually it’s the Top 6, because it’s our show and we do what we want.

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Gene and Roger

Outlet Remote Controls

This Old Chestnut (Not now Dottie, you vulgar lush!)

 
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Here at TSHE we’re always willing to engage in self-examination (navel-gazing?) in order to know ourselves better, and we’ve concluded that we might not be perfect. Accordingly, Meredith, Hillary, and Ann have come together to share the worst of our bad habits (such as they are). Hillary’s a gross person. Meredith’s on the cusp of inventing a new art form. Ann unaccountably procrastinates one single chore. Plus, we go deep on fridge talk, determine the presence or absence of cannibals in Texas Hill Country, and list “all the Davids in the world.”

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Brat: An '80s Story
Falling

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It’s getting steamy in the TSHE studios, and we don’t just mean the weather. In an episode with even more utter nonsense than usual, Hillary, Christy, and Ann are talking about the onscreen characters who leave us a little hot and bothered. From a distant father to a righteous truth teller, a Young Republican to the quintessential Gen-X idols, our tastes are both wide AND shallow. Along the way we ask the following questions: is he hot, or just tall? How do you know if someone’s a bad boy? Do we need a Boom of Sales? Also, Hillary got wet ‘n’ wild, Ann makes a rebuttal to a rebuttal, and Christy has some slightly problematic fantasies about her ideal parents.

Ed. Note: When I said that Jennifer Garner divorced Scott Speedman OF COURSE I meant Scott Foley. I feel like this is clearly JJ Abrams’ fault for casting two Scotts.

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Forget the Alamo: The Rise and Fall of an American Myth
Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland
Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage

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Would you like something to nibble on? Some Pizza Shooters, Shrimp Poppers, or Extreme Fajitas? Well you’re in luck! We’re back to the neverending cinema road trip and this time, we’re jumping into the Ford F150, driving to the state we all love to hate and sometimes love to love - the Lone Star State.  From anachronistic fashion to fantastic self haircuts (and extremely bizarre KitKat eating), we’ve decidedly messed with Texas on this pit stop. All right all right, all right!

In small talk, Bobby might not have run a half marathon, but he was a hero nonetheless (while also tussling with the hotel staff). Hillary journeys to the beautiful and very bizarre White Mountains of New Hampshire and also effectively recruits Meredith into her cult.  This episode was brought to you by Gap, Inc. (seriously though, that would be great, Gap).

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Craig of the Creek

Raven’s Home

Goodness Gracious Great Balls of Twine

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We’ve all had jobs (except for you, trust fund kids!) where the hours were long, the pay wasn’t great, and the work itself may or may not have been fulfilling (hello, kitchen grease). Despite all of this, our satisfaction at work has most often depended on the person who supervised us. In that spirit, Christy, Meredith, and Ann are talking about the bosses who lifted us up, as well as the bosses who demeaned us. Wonderful, supportive people who wanted us to be successful? Check. Selfish, egotistical jerks who have no business being in charge? Check. We’re sharing our admiration and our frustration in equal measures. Christy would like to beat somebody over the head with his special bowl. Ann’s naming names. And take it from Meredith: “Statisticians are weird.” Plus, billionaires in space and special guest host Wonky Van Harn.

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Total Wipeout
Man who has it all

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It’s getting toasty outside, so the TSHE Coven has decided to risk failing (passing?) the witch test by making a beeline to the nearest body of cool water. We’re heading to the UP Pool to talk about swimming, whether it be in lake, ocean, river, or puddle (it’s pool for us, please). So, put on your favorite swimsuit from the Kathy Ireland Collection, pour yourself a glass of Skip and Go Naked, and join us in pondering what could have been, had our dads put us in diving classes. Plus, Meredith’s grocery shopper had some perplexing ideas re: acceptable substitutions, Hillary is dealing with the aftermath of something gross, and Christy says that everybody needs to mind their business.

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Empire of Pain: The Secret History of the Sackler Dynasty
Kevin Can F**k Himself

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In honor of America’s birthday, we celebrate the reasons we love—at least a little bit—our home and native land. Plus: Your favorite vintage nostalgic tech, Cool Aunt Hillary chauffeured some youths, Bobby the Body got burned at the beach, cultural explorer Meredith ventured to Hamtramck, and Ann wants you to know she is also super exciting. (She’s also a fan of a ridged chip.)

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Sour Cream and Onion Potato Salad

Syracuse style Salt Potatoes

HHC: Wicked and the Wallflower

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Charge your Nokia, pump the Ska jams, and grab your Blockbuster card. Hiliv,  4893818, megadith, and kissieyes are here to take a nostalgic roadtrip of 90s technology. From Snake to AOL chatrooms to recording Mariah Carey’s Someday from the radio (the DJ better not talk over), we discuss the charm, hilarity, and creativity of our childhood tech experiences.

In other news, Hillary is enjoying her childfree existence and attending random country concerts, Christy is trying to survive the insane Seattle heat, and Meredith has been kicked off the show for discussing her trash problems (JUST KIDDING).  Also, can we make Pitbull Ranch a reality (thanks, Ellen)?

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