We Should Do This Again Sometime with Kat & Marc

Overflow from last week's "22-Boing Salute" episode.

Basic Instinct. Showgirls. It’s the 69th episode. Buckle up. Needless to say, listener discretion is highly advised.

To kick off the fourth season of WSDTAS, Kat & Marc discuss 2021’s most disappointing movie (“Candyman”) and the “Halloween Kills” trailer. They let Tony Todd down.

Marc's latest diary entry and saying goodbye to the legend MKW.

In a follow-up to the “Why is Justin Timberlake in a Shrek Movie?” episode, Kat & Marc discuss how the Shrek movie franchise changed the course of the film industry. Also, read Kat’s piece “So, Shrek” for additional great insights. This episode was originally recorded April 26th.

This “Great Expectations” run has been fun and amazing to be a part of. To close out this series, here’s a slew of deleted scenes, ranging from the absence of butt plugs on HBO’s 90’s programming, the unreleased “Great Sexpectations” theme song, and Kat’s dream to throw it all away and live in Europe.

First, we here at Hyphen Podcast Group hope you’ve had a wonderful Pride 2021. Love is love, bby.

Second, to round out our “Great Sexpectations” series, we crown Sex and the City’s best man through the Boyfriends & Lovers Tournament. We take the top 16 counterparts to Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda and pit them against each other March Madness style to find the best of the best. There are some surprising upsets. Some men go deeper than others, in more ways than one. The winner may shock you!

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What’s to make of a strong, smart and funny woman that you don’t really want to deal with because she’s stubborn and judgmental? This episode is about the curious case of Miranda Hobbes. Kat, Kelen & Marc analyze a character whose development was stunted and sexual politics questionable. But did Miranda get a fair shake?

Is it possible that Charlotte York is Sex and the City’s most underrated character? In this latest installment of Great Sexpectations, Kat discusses the fallacy of the “prudes” and “whores”, Kelen shares the first time he told his wife he loved her, and Marc marvels at Charlotte’s character arc.

Lastly, maybe most importantly, the infamous biphobic “Boy, Girl, Boy, Girl” episode is examined through the lens of Charlotte.

Samantha Jones, arguably the best character from “Sex and the City,” is deeply and thoroughly explored in the second installment of Great Sexpecations. From the many, many, many exploits to falling in love to the relationships that kept (or trapped) Samantha; Kat, Kelen & Marc explore it all. Every inch.

Also, is Samantha Jones is too vanilla for 2021? The answer is no, right? Right?! Well… find out.