A dog dies and comes back to life. SNL celebrates 50 years. Benny Blanco smells like…???? Timothee and Kylie are adorable! The girls planning their funerals (again)! The TikTok version of Traitors coming to a handheld screen near you soon.

This week the girls recap The Grammys, NBA trades, and Oscar scandals. They decide that money can, in fact, buy happiness and Dan Scott needs to wind knocked out of him. Happy listening!

1. Oscar nominations, Grammy predictions, and Timothee Chalamet on SNL! The girls (minus Hailey) unpack the logistics of Groundhog Day, what liquids they want to dispense from their fingers, and the Chiefs making it to the Super Bowl.

It’s the Nathan Scott episode (no. 23) and the girls are talking unhappy endings. Matt and Rachael have broken up, Ava finished LOST, and Rachel recounts A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway. On the bright side: Hailey has started Outlander, Tiktok is back (it was barely gone), and the third book in the Fourth Wing series is out now.

It’s 2025 and the girls are back - funnier, smarter, more charming than ever. They recap the Golden Globes, discuss everything that happened over Winter Break, and pick their favorite crayon flavors if they were to ever take a nibble (they honestly might).

It’s the last episode of the year! The girls recap The Merry Gentlemen, the best books and movies that released this year, and moments they would love to relive. They give their 2025 pop culture predictions + plan their dream music festivals.

This week the girls talk A Nonsense Christmas, Paul Mescal on SNL, and their biggest fears about the future (there are a lot).

Happy Thanksgiving!! This week the girls debrief Wicked, Gladiator II, and Les Miserables- so tune in while you cook!

This week the girls are sitting in the dark (and they’re loving it). Gladiator II and Wicked come out this weekend, the Sabrina Carpenter performed 3 nights in LA, and SNL is so BACK. The girls pick what mythical creature they would like to keep us a pet.

This week the girls are back together! They discuss the smallest man who ever lived (Zach Bryan), actors that need to grow up (re: Outer Banks), and movies that should be made into a musical (10 Things I Hate About You).