In this episode, Carla Temis and Sasha San Andres join Erin to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of Thelma & Louise. They talk about how groundbreaking the film was, discuss how little things have changed, talk about the ending, gush about Michael Madsen, and talk about that Brad Pitt scene.

In this episode, Carla Temis join Erin to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the film, Bridesmaids!

In this episode, Carla Temis, E'Shel from Liberty Diner Dish, and Meg Griffin join Erin to discuss the sometimes toxic side of fandom and celebrity. We discuss the positives and negatives of social media, the lines between reality and fiction, celebrities using social media to go after fans and discuss the Jeremy Renner App, which helped inspire this episode.

In this episode, Carla Temis, Erin Amos, Meg Griffin, and Tiffany Smith join Erin Marlow to admit to some fandom confessions. They talk about things that might get them kicked out of fandom, fandoms they wish were bigger, things they might not like that others love, and your host reveals a love for a performance that may just have some running for the hills.

In this episode, Erin Amos joins Erin Marlow to talk about Erin A.'s favorite television show, Chuck! She discusses some of her favorite episodes, her love for Zachary Levi, the characters, the ending, and more!

In this episode, Carla Temis and Susi Segura join Erin to discuss Friends! We talk about some of our favorite moments, episodes, the characters, some of the issues with the show, and debate Ross Gellar.

In this episode, Angela Teo, Carla Temis, Meg Griffin, and Megan Archuleta join Erin to discuss the To All The Boys movies. They talk about each movie, the positive portrayals, and go on elaborate journeys to explore where Peter and Laura Jean end up. We spoil the movies!

In this episode, Jenn, from My Streaming Bubble Podcast, and Tiffany Smith join Erin to discuss one of your host's favorite shows, Bates Motel! They talk about the toxic relationship between Norman and Norma, the Bates family overall, the ending, and fawn over Dylan's character.

In this episode, Judy Alsip joins Erin to discuss the television show, This Is Us. They talk about the Pearsons, the other characters, how they want the show to end, and the show's emotional impact.

In this episode, Carla Temis, Marty and Meg Griffin, and Tiffany Smith join Erin to discuss the television show, Psych! They talk about their favorite episodes, the characters and their relationships, and the series finale.

In this episode, Angela Teo and Erin Amos join Erin Marlow to discuss their Oscar predictions, mention some snubs, and Erin A. and Angela go on a rant about Mank!

In this episode, Erin Amos, Jacki Dominique, and Lillith Tafolla join Erin to discuss Veronica Mars. They discuss the characters, Kristen Bell, the power of fandom, talk about when fandom reboots and creators can let the fans down, and go on some tangents.

In this episode, MJ Ostaff, Megan Archuleta, Sasha San Andres, and Tanya Cook join Erin to discuss the first season of the television show, The Witcher. They discuss their favorite characters, how women are represented in the show and their hopes for season two.

In this episode, first-time panellists Elizabeth and Paul, join Tanya Cook, Tiffany Smith, and Erin to discuss the show, The Expanse. We delve into favorite episodes, characters, the mix of science fiction and noir, and how the show handled accusations against one of the stars.

For this episode, Carla Temis, Sara Barnaik, and Sasha San Andres join Erin to discuss the 2000 film, American Psycho. They talk about what the film says about the '80s, the fragility of the white male ego, our thoughts on the ending, and Erin really geeks out about Christian Bale.

In this episode, Angela Teo, Sasha San Andres, and Susi Segura join Erin to discuss BDSM in media. They discuss the harmful depiction in Fifty Shades of Grey, debate the positives and negatives of 9-1/2 Weeks, Secretary, the television show Bonding, and delve into some personal experiences as well.

Carla Temis joins Erin for a discussion about the sitcom, Girlfriends. They dive into their favorite episodes, the characters, why this show was important, and go on some fun tangents!

In this episode, Carla Temis and Megan Archuleta join Erin to discuss the original comedy classic, Coming To America, and its sequel, Coming 2 America. We do spoil the sequel!

In this episode, Carla Temis, Meg Griffin, and Tanya Cook join Erin to discuss the male gaze in media. The panel talks about how prevalent it is, the harm that it causes, examples of when it is reversed, and more! Also, make sure to listen past the closing credits for a blooper!

In this episode, Pasha Ripley, Sara Barnaik, and Sasha San Andres join Erin to discuss depictions of mental illness in film. We delve into harmful tropes, some positive portrayals, our own personal mental health journeys, and more.

In this bonus episode, Erin reviews the new film, White Lie. White Lie is about Katie Arneson, an undergrad who is faking cancer and struggling to keep her secret. It stars Kacey Rohl, Amber Anderson, Martin Donovan, and Connor Jessup. It is written and directed by Yonah Lewis and Calvin Thomas.

In this episode, Erin Amos, Marty Griffin, Meg Griffin, and Susi Segura join Erin to discuss Doctor Who. The panel discusses Doctors 9 - 13, the Companions, favorite episodes, and more!

In this episode, we discuss the brilliant film, Donnie Darko, which turns twenty this year. Carla, Sasha, and guest panellists Josh Ruben and Lauren Sick, join Erin to dive deep into this masterpiece.

In this special episode, Erin sits down with the directors of Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street; Roman Chimienti and Tyler Jensen. They touch on the path to forgiveness, homophobia in Hollywood, finding your place in horror, the importance of seeing yourself on screen, and much more!

In this episode, our producer, Lillith Tafolla joins Erin to discuss feminism and Star Trek. Lillith discusses which iteration means the most to her, the female characters that inspire her, fans and gatekeeping, and the fragile male ego.