Rachel and Kendal's cousin Matt joins in the reading of Rachel's survival story turned self-insert Harry Potter fanfiction she wrote when she was eight. There's no way we can prepare you for it, sorry.

*PSA: We know the audio quality isn't amazing in this episode. It sounds the best if you listen to it without headphones!

In the first mini episode, Rachel and Kendal try to stay sane during quarantine by reading the autobiographies they wrote in third grade. Among the entries: E is for my fear of elevators, T is for talking in squirrel, and F is for my dead fish.

In this special episode, Rachel and Kendal talk about their experience volunteering at New Frontier at Sundance Film Festival 2020. Notable stories include doing Cholula shots in a movie theater, the woodsman who pulled a knife during a VR experience, and Kendal also shares a story about getting attacked by a bear (allegedly) during a fifth grade camping trip.

In their third episode, Kendal reveals the dramatic aftermath of Allen's death in Massacre Canyon, and Rachel and Kendal unearth their traumatic memories of Cats (dir. Tom Hooper, 2019), including Jason Derulo's tiny cat Yeezys, the kidnapping of Dame Judy Dench, and the lasting bond shared by all nine audience members in the movie theater.

This week, Rachel and Kendal discuss Uncut Gems (dir. Josh Safdie & Benny Safdie, 2019), Kyle XY, relive the glory days of the Oregon Trail, and reflect on Kendal's childhood delinquency (featuring poison ivy).

In the first episode of Twin Talk, Rachel and Kendal talk Little Women (dir. Greta Gerwig, 2019), Toad from Mario Party, Mark Wahlberg's insane schedule, and try to get an unsettling new hashtag trending on Twitter.