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This week Lisa and Andrea talk about the 2004 American teen comedy film Mean Girls.

This week Andrea and Lisa talk about the groundbreaking career of the legendary entertainer Betty White. Also discussed: Justin Trudeau.

This week we dive into the first 3 episodes of the hit Netflix television series 13 Reasons Why. Also discussed: our love of Jay Som, being hangry and Rizzo in Grease.

The series finale of Girls is upon us, and we take this opportunity to invite media connoisseur Abby Herlin on the podcast to discuss the show's six-year arc.

This week we go live at LitFest New West with special guest, author JJ Lee. Topics discussed: ghost stories, fashion, and hoarding toilet paper.

Andrea and Lisa talk about the horror-comedy genre this week, specifically the break-out hit film Get Out. Also discussed: Force Majeure, Marcella and complaining in public.

This week Andrea and Lisa talk about the Mary Tyler Moore Show and go over all the things were considered 'groundbreaking' for single working women in the '60s. Also discussed: toilet paper emergencies, Murphy Brown and The Two Towers.

Listen to our first ever live taping this week at the Vancouver Public Library. Our topic this week is Gone Girl (film) vs. Gone Girl (book): which is better? Other topics discussed: Emma Watson, Get Out and Valerie June.

Every though we're grown ups and this is a podcast for grown ups, this week we're talking about the CW teen drama Riverdale. Also discussed: Practical Magic, Under the Shadow, and avoiding Twitter.

This week Andrea and Lisa finally get around to discussing the almost Best Picture-winning film La La Land, and whether we think it is overhyped or overcritisized. Also discussed: the rest of the Oscars debacle 2017, My Favourite Murder and Missing Richard Simmons.

This week we are thrilled to have our first-ever repeat guest back on the show: film critic Dorothy Woodend. She is here to tell us her which films should win this year at the Oscars, and which films will win. Also discussed: mouth breathing, snow and Tampopo.

Andrea and Lisa do a book club episode on this hilarious biography from Phoebe Robinson, one of our favourite comedians and podcasters. Also discussed: eyebrows, U2 and unicorn hair.

Andrea and Lisa are here to talk about Valentine's Day, as in both the holiday and the 2010 romantic comedy. They only liked one of those things.

Lisa and Andrea discuss Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet. Does the film stand the test of time? How young was Leo Dicaprio in this film? Also, did it have the best soundtrack of all time? Also discussed: Beyonce, the Good Place and Travel Man.

This week, Andrea and Lisa discuss the classic film A League of Their Own. Also discussed: Lindy West, Moonlight and how there's no crying in baseball.

This week Andrea and Lisa talk about the film Hidden Figures. Also discussed: vegetarians, consumption, and One Day At A Time.

This week we pay tribute to Carrie Fisher by talking about Postcards from the Edge, the film based on her semi-autobiographical novel of the same title. Also discussed: the Golden Globes, jean jackets, and the Detectorists.

This week Andrea and Lisa discuss the latest edition to the Star Wars Anthology series, Rogue One. Also discussed: Kegels, Doctor Foster, and winter.

This week Andrea and Lisa debate New Year's Eve, the film and then also talk about New Year's Eve, the holiday. Also stuff about surviving the upcoming apocalypse.

If you're thinking that we already debated Love Actually vs. the Holiday last December, you'd be correct. You are wrong though, if you thought we'd settled the fight. Lisa and Andrea are here to revisit their raging argument over the best and/or worst holiday movie of all time.

This week Andrea and Lisa are here to help you out with some creative solutions for everyone on your holiday shopping list.

This week we invite comedian Katie-Ellen Humphries on the show to help us unpack all four episodes of Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, and you might not agree with what we have to say. Also discussed: Winners, St. Elmo's Fire and the Hamilton mixtape.

We dig deep into the film archives this week and tackle Bus Stop, the 1956 rom-com in which Marilyn Monroe is kidnapped and held hostage by a rodeo cowboy. Also discussed: puppies, Leonard Cohen and gentlewoman fashion.

Andrea and Lisa stayed up really late to watch the Episode 1 of Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life and are here to share their thoughts, on this special mini-edition of Pop This!

This week we delve deep into the hag horror genre with our look at the 1962 film What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? starring Bette Davis and Joan Crawford. Also discussed: Lainey Gossip, the short film Lights Out, and man buns.