Jenna and Caroline discuss "In Place of Anger," in which the Fishers receive an unexpected and chaotic visit from Ruth's sister Sarah, Nate and Brenda announce their engagement, David and Nate take a trip with Mitzi Dalton-Huntley, and Brenda has an intimate encounter with a massage client.

Jenna, Caroline, and special guest Lindsay Ribar discuss "The Invisible Woman," in which Brenda makes friends with a sex worker and tries to write a novel, Keith shoots a man in the line of duty, David goes on a date with a truly delightful gentleman, a surprise proposal occurs, and everyone makes a very big deal about how women who lead solitary lives are sad and misguided.

Jenna and Caroline discuss "Driving Mr. Mossback," in which Nate takes Claire to Seattle to pick up a body and reconnects with his former roommate Lisa, David babysits for Keith's niece Taylor, and Brenda and her mother stake out a tranquility spa to confront a woman with whom her father is having an affair.

Jenna, Caroline, and guest Anna O'Donoghue discuss "The Plan," in which Ruth joins a self-help cult that communicates entirely in home renovation metaphors, Claire makes one last attempt to help Gabe, and Nate meets a psychic, then asks everyone he encounters whether they believe in an afterlife (and, unrelatedly, how often they have sex).

Jenna and Caroline discuss "Out, Out, Brief Candle," in which Nate is aggressively haunted by the ghost of a college football player who died in his prime, Ruth attends Robbie's graduation from The Plan, Nate and Brenda have dinner with Brenda's ex and his horrible child, and Claire learns about Gabe's criminal activities. 

We're back! Join Caroline, Jenna, and special guest Amy Spalding (@theames) for a discussion of the season two premiere, "In the Game," in which a group of B movie actors struggle to pay for a funeral, all the Fishers bring their significant others together for an ill-fated dinner, and Nate discovers what happened to that stray tab of ecstasy from season one, causing the "meaning of life" to be revealed to him in a (racist and problematic) dream sequence.

Join Jenna, Caroline, and WNOSFU producer Alison Cherry for a discussion of the season one finale, "Knock Knock," in which David struggles to reconcile his religion with his queerness, Brenda's terrible driving leads to a disturbing revelation, Ruth makes an extremely questionable romantic decision, and Gabe continues to dig himself into a hole of self-destruction. 

Jenna and Caroline discuss "A Private Life," in which Billy sets up a terrifying art installation to scare Nate, attacks Brenda with a box cutter, and is finally institutionalized, and the ghost of a murdered gay man haunts David so incessantly that he comes out to Ruth and Rico.

Jenna, Caroline, and guest Lilit Marcus discuss "The Trip," in which the Fisher brothers and Brenda attend a funeral convention in Las Vegas, David gives a mic-drop-worthy speech and receives an awkward lap dance, Rico has a lot of feelings about babies, and Billy engages in some light stalking.

Jenna and Caroline discuss "The New Person," in which the Fishers hire an eccentric new employee, Claire and David are both face romantic rejection, and Billy dabbles in vandalism and publicly displays some very controversial art.