OVER DEZE AFLEVERING
Joe and Brenna venture into new territory to discuss writing/directing duo Sarah Watts and Mark Slutsky's queer Canadian Jehovah's Witness romance.
Featuring stand-out performances by Anwen O'Driscoll and June Laporte, the 90s-set film is beautifully quiet and contemplative.
Plus: debate about the effectiveness of the ending; a surprising best friend character; and questions about the "mom on the phone"
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OUDE AFLEVERINGEN ZOEKEN
Zoek naar eerdere afleveringen van Hazel & Katniss & Harry & Starr.
ANDERE AFLEVERINGEN IN DEZE PODCAST
Brenna and Joe catch up on Prime's Legally Blonde prequel with season one of Elle.
Starring a perfectly cast Lexi Minetree, we have a lot of pros and cons with the series. The model is not binge-friendly and the relationships are inconsistent across episodes.
Plus: Tom Everett Scott as Elle's dad;…
Brenna and Joe circle back on Hayley Kiyoko's Girls Like Girls to check out the 2026 film.
We're disappointed. Great chemistry between the two leads and music video visual aesthetic don't make up for even less character development than the book!
Plus: Zach Braff; losing backstories; and pondering …
Skins series three ends by sidelining most of its characters in order to focus on the Effy, Freddie, and Cook love triangle and WE DON'T CARE!
Plus: Cook's extremely predictable father; a granny race; the grimness of the finale; and we finally figure out what's missing from/wrong with this season.
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Following our episode on The Song of the Lioness, we immediately heard from 'Tea, Books & Chocolate' as well as Emma who wrote in to reassure us about the subversive nature of the rest of the quartet, new love interests, and how the series intersects with queerness in unexpected ways.
Plus: an …
Brenna and Joe return to discuss 1984's In the Hand of the Goddess, book two of Tamora Pierce's The Song of the Lioness.
This is an interesting one because the book is much more YA than MA (Alanna is having sex!) and also jumps around in time.
Plus: wrapping up Duke Roger; a plot detail stolen by V…
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