Bri and Chris Go Remote
Bri And Chris Are Depressed
In the episode, Sam and Pat discuss their experiences with remote therapy during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. Pat makes a puppet. Sam makes a deal. In the podcast, Bri and Chris get you up to date with their lives (Bri has a cough!), with the show (season 3, someday!), and Burn, Noticed (in season 4!)
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Bri And Chris Wonder... Will It Work?
Bri And Chris Are Depressed
Bri and Chris discuss the Sam and Pat season 2 finale, 'Will It Work?’ Sam and Pat play their favorite drinking game, with a twist that may change their relationship forever. Bri and Chris reflect on the season, the show, and hint at things to come.
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Bri And Chris' Therapists Think They're Bad People
Bri And Chris Are Depressed
Bri and Chris discuss the Sam and Pat season 2 episode 8, 'My Therapist Thinks I’m a Bad Person,’ for like a second. Bri and Chris discuss our lord and savior, provolone cheese discourse, and how this podcast is completely inaccessible. The Mueller Report is out, albeit redacted. THE PLOT THICKENS.
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Bri and Chris's Therapists Are Nunya (jk) ft. Andrew Williams
Bri And Chris Are Depressed
Bri and Chris are joined by their director Andrew Williams to discuss the Sam and Pat season 2 episode 7, 'My Therapist Is None Of Your Business.’ Pat returns from therapy and mysteriously says nothing about his session. Sam observes some eggs. They order nice ramen. This was the second episode written by Chris Cherry.
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Bri And Chris Get Shipped
Bri And Chris Are Depressed
Bri and Chris discuss the Sam and Pat season 2 episode 6, 'My Therapist Is Shipping Me.’ Sam returns from therapy furious about her therapist's perception of her relationships. Pat builds a tower to the gods. They order pasta. Bri and Chris discuss celebrity casting.
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Bri and Chris Mansplain To Their Therapists
Bri And Chris Are Depressed
Bri and Chris discuss the Sam and Pat season 2 episode 5, 'Am I Mansplaining To My Therapist?’ This episode was the first written by Chris Cherry, and this podcast reveals that Bri and Chris canonically exist within the Sam and Pat universe and Sam and Pat know the identity of the Zodiac Killer, among other equally sane details.
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Bri and Chris Are Soulmates ft. Amanda Taylor (Apple Juice Productions)
Bri And Chris Are Depressed
Bri and Chris discuss the Sam and Pat season 2 episode 4, 'My Therapist Thinks We’re Soulmates,' with special guest Amanda Taylor! There's also a short discussion of two of Bri and Chris' other podcasts as well as Quentin Tarantino's foot thing.
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Bri and Chris Get Therapy Homework
Bri And Chris Are Depressed
Bri and Chris discuss the Sam and Pat season 2 episode 3, 'My Therapist Gave Me Homework,' in which Pat returns from therapy with homework, eliciting a jealous Sam to intercept as she measures and records the measurements of various body parts. They go to a 24 hour deli.
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Bri and Chris Have Hot Therapists ft. Joe and Toni Heath!
Bri And Chris Are Depressed
Bri and Chris discuss Sam and Pat season 2 episode 2, 'My Therapist Is Too Attractive,' alongside guests Joe and Toni Heath. Sam returns from therapy frustrated that her new therapist is so hot it makes being vulnerable confusing. Pat passive-aggressively attempts to make a change to their routine while playing with yarn.
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Bri and Chris Get Therapy Cock Blocked
Bri And Chris Are Depressed
Bri and Chris discuss the Sam and Pat season 2 premiere, 'My Therapy Talk Got Cock Blocked,' in which Pat returns from therapy with a theory that could change his entire mental health journey and Sam plays video games and reveals a secret that might change her own. They order pizza.
info_outlineBri and Chris discuss the Sam and Pat season 2 episode 6, 'My Therapist Is Shipping Me.’ Sam returns from therapy furious about her therapist's perception of her relationships. Pat builds a tower to the gods. They order pasta. Bri and Chris discuss celebrity casting.
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