Failed Sleepover with Mary & Molly Mary Loliger

We are BACK from yet another hiatus to celebrate a brand new decade for Molly! It's Molly's 30th Birthday and Mary, following Molly's brilliant idea from her birthday, compiled a list of surprise topics and questions about all of Molly's favorite things. It gets REAL here, friends. We deep dive into the full acting career of Mischa Collins, fan fiction, CSI and songs that make us cry. It's another super fun episode celebrating 1/2 of the least consistent podcast hosts you know. Happy Birthday, Molly!

Theme Song - "Summer City (Instrumental Version" by Chasing Madison, courtesy of Epidemic Sound.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MARY! In honor of Mary's birthday, Molly compiled a list of surprise questions and topics about some of Mary's favorite things and highlights of her life. As Justin Timberlake once said, "We've only got 4 minutes to save the world," so Mary only had 4 minutes for each topic (Yes, this was a challenge). From dream roles to deserted islands, living in NYC to a memorable birthday in Disney, it's a super fun episode kicking off the 98 days of the year where Mary and Molly are the same age. 

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Theme Song - "Summer City (Instrumental Version" by Chasing Madison, courtesy of Epidemic Sound.

That's right, faithful Degrassi listener-fans. We have arrived at the number one most traumatic Degrassi moment. The episode? "Rock this Town." SPOILER: The episode DOES NOT in fact, rock. We talk about this most tragic turn of events, the lackluster acting debut of Nina Dobrev, how Shenae Grimes didn't understand internet privacy and the start of the Degrassi v. Lakehurst rivalry. There is a LOT to unpack here, and Mary and Molly sort of lose their sanity in the process. Thank goodness we have a Buzzfeed quiz to lighten the mood.

Theme Song - "Summer City (Instrumental Version" by Chasing Madison, courtesy of Epidemic Sound.

Grab your comfort food and a blankie, Mary and Molly are covering a couple of the sadder plot twists of Degrassi this week. Seasons 3 and 4 brought a lot of heart to our favorite Canadian teen drama in addition to arguably the pinnacle of Drake's acting career. We are here to hate on Rick, celebrate Queen Terri MacGregor and the bravery of Paige Michalchuk. Emma Nelson still hasn't learned her lesson about snooping on the internet, Marco Del Rossi brings us an incredible, complex coming out story, Manny Santos has a plot line SO Controversial, the episode didn't air in the US AND we learn the truth behind Ellie Nash's fashionable arm warmers. It's a lot, but are we surprised? It's Degrassi. Join us in Chapter 2 of our Degrassi recaps and reminisce about some of the greatest television to ever be... well, on television.

Get your poutine and maple syrup ready, Failed Sleepover is going Canadian, Eh? to kick off our multi-part series on the greatest teen drama to ever be broadcast on television: Degrassi: The Next Generation. This episode tackles the first two seasons where Mary and Molly explore their first impressions of these beloved characters, like why Ashley Kerwin was the worst character on the show (ecstasy at a middle school party AND you broke up with Baby Drake? C'mon Ash), Queen of the School (and our Hearts) Paige Michalchuk, and the hottest bad boy Degrassi has ever seen - Craig Manning. 

WE'RE BACK! Sorry for that delay, folks. We promise this ep is worth the wait! Mary and Molly reunited in-person for the first time in more than one year to record a very special episode of Failed Sleepover - reading our old Tumblr posts from the early 2010s. These are the raw, uncensored thoughts of two college kids that haven't been seen in almost a decade. Mary and Molly laugh at their former selves and marvel at some of the wisdom buried under all that young adult angst. Definitely the best episode yet.