Girls 3.9 Flo AKA 2 Deathly Cheese Sandwiches
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Grandma Flo is in the hospital, and it’s not looking good. Also not looking good: the family dynamic among Hannah’s mom and her two aunts, Adam and Hannah’s prospects for (real) marriage, and the meanest cousin Hannah’s ever had. An episode with some heavy themes but we had a pretty nice and light time with it, and hope y’all do too. Follow the WHOLE Girls journey over on , and we’ll be back on the Cidiots feed with episode 4.1 in a couple weeks!
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Girls 3.7 Beach House AKA Shosh, A Cruel and Legendary Drunk
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Spoiler up top: this is, in our opinion, probably the best episode of Girls we’ve seen yet. It rules. The four gals are all together, there’s almost too many amazing lines to write down, there’s realistic friend dynamics on a weekend away at Marnie’s aunt’s beach house, and there’s a Shoshanna monologue and resulting scene that is so good we just had to play it in full. As always, every OTHER episode is dropping on the “Sex and the Cidiots” feed, while all episodes in our Girls journey can be found over at !
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Girls 3.5 Only Child AKA Networking At A Funeral
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Welp, Mr. Pump is dead and it’s time to go to the funeral and a) mourn, if you’re a normal person, b) whine like a hangry toddler if you’re Adam or c) network for your now dead e-book if you’re Hannah. When God shuts a door on your e-book he opens a window for a real book in this case, at least until legal problems get in the way, and Hannah takes out her frustration on Caroline, leading to a possible end of the sibling roommate experiment. Marnie goes to Ray’s for some constructive criticism and a quick romantic (?) diversion, and Shosh finally gets a little sick of Jessa. Welcome...
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Girls 3.3 She Said Okay AKA Full America 1988-92
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Adam’s got an unwanted, surprise guest in this episod of “Girls,” and it’s the absolutely wild Gabby Hoffman! His disaster of a sister shows up and gets an invite to Hannah’s 25th birthday party which features Hannah’s parents dancing, an unwanted duet from party organizer Marnie, an awkward Shosh/Ray reunion, a bar fight with poor man’s Anderson Cooper, and brief appearances by a bunch of side characters. We get the worst music video of all time, which is actually so bad it’s great, and a genuinely terrifying, pantsless finale. This episode is both on Sex and the Cidiots main...
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3.1 Females Only AKA Sliding Doors, Gorilla Legs & Gumping Yourself
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In the Season 3 premiere, Hannah’s back on track with her both her book and Adam, and things are going great — until Natalia and Amy Schumer see the man who ghosted, and give him a hall-of-fame level smackdown at Grumpy’s. Shosh is on a type-A, well-planned sexual rumspringa, Marnie is living with her mom and still spiraling about a Charlie breakup, and oh yeah, Jessa’s back. Well, after ruining everyone’s lives in rehab for a while, at least. This episode is both on Sex and the Cidiots main AND at , where you can find every single step of our Girls journey. Rate and review us,...
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Girls 2.9 On All Fours AKA Everyone's Menty B
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Well this episode was unpleasant to watch! There’s an iconic musical performance at a party by Marnie, and everything else is even harder to watch, somehow — Hannah’s physical self-destruction, to both butt and ear, as she flips out about her book — and Adam’s really rough fall off the wagon and into some problematic-to-bad sex with his nice new girlfriend. Also, there’s Shosh getting the ick from everything Ray does, and a cameo from Amy Schumer. Every other episode drops on the Sex and the Cidiots feed, and EVERY episode is over on . Thanks for your support, everybody!
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Girls 2.7 Video Games AKA The Awful Johanssons
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Hey, have you ever watched Girls and been like, “why does Jessa suck so much?” Well, wonder no longer! This episode takes a trip upstate to meet her dad (Ben Mendelsohn!) and his wife (Rosanna Arquette!!), a couple of stone cold weirdos who eat nothing but rabbit and do basically nothing. Hannah has a sexcapade with a goofy high schooler in a turtleneck, we do some whippets, and Jessa bails, but probably not for good. Alternating episodes are up on the Sex and the Cidiots feed, while every single step of our Girls journey is over at . Thanks for the support and welcome to all our new...
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Girls 2.5 One Man’s Trash AKA Hannah Sous Vide
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In this memorable departure of a Girls episode, it’s only one “girl” — Hannah — as she follows Joshua/Josh (Patrick Wilson) home to admit she’s been using his trash can, then bones him silly for two days, passes out in his fancy shower, and considers a new life for herself. It’s a DIVISIVE episode, and we’re glad to bring it to ALL the Sex and the Cidiots listeners. Alternating Girls eps appear here, while EVERY episode appears on .
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And Just Like That…Rosie O'Donnell!
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New cast member alert! Rosie O’Donnell announced she will play “Mary” on the 3rd season of “And Just Like That,” and we popped on to talk about that, our predictions and hopes for her character, and what we know about the next season. Join the year-round fun over on for over 100 bonus podcasts, live zoom hangs, and Discord chats! Theme music by the great !
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Girls 2.3 Bad Friend AKA The Case for Cocaine
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Hannah gets a freelance job from everyone’s favorite edgy website, JazzHate (think VICE/Buzzfeed) and decides to see what a night on cocaine is all about. Elijah joins her on her journey which they really seem to enjoy, after grabbing cocaine from Laird (the great Jon Glaser), the former junkie who lives downstairs. Booth Jonathan returns to show Marnie his art, apartment, and confusing dirty talk, and the Elijah/Marnie hookup is finally revealed to Hannah. Every other episode drops on the Sex and the Cidiots feed, while EVERY episode and video is available at . Thanks for the support,...
info_outlineAfter only 29 years of waiting, we have a sequel for the cult Halloween classic, “Hocus Pocus.” All three OG Sanderson Sisters are back — SJP of course, as well as Bette Midler, and Kathy Najimy — and this movie asks the question no one was asking: what if these child murdering witches could be redeemed? We’ve got new technology gags, we’ve got Buster Bluth (Tony Hale), the wonderful Sam Richardson, and a movie that we have to admit, is longer than we expected! Thanks to everyone who joined our Patreon watchalong for the original Hocus Pocus earlier this week, and happy Halloween to all!
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