30 Going On 13 Maddy Foley, Olivia Collict

Listen, while your natural instinct may be to run from two 30-something women discussing in depth a preschool show, at 11pm on a Friday night... we implore you to resist that urge and join us in this communal psychosis because frankly, not only will you laugh (which is famously the funnest thing to do) but you might just learn something!!!

AHHHHH! I'm gonna be late for school!!! Mom! Where's my pb toast and my Jan Sport?! *falls off chair* woahhhhh, sorry bout that, totally thought we were back in the 90s again, watching the pre-school line up. And honestly hunny? It feels GOOD! LET"S GO BACK!!!

As often happens on this pod, we got carried away last week and just simply could not jam all of our highly academic film analysis into one single ep so here we are with the second half of our thesis which inevitably has left y'all waiting with bated breath. Will Maddy quit hating and admit this flick is good?! Will Liv's love for the flick persist?! Will the gals EVER find some common ground?! You'll have to listen to find out... Hint: the answer is no.

CALL OFF THE SEARCH!!! Your girls are alive and (un)well and we're back on the airwaves this week with an absolute banger of a flick starring a gal we can't help but fawn over which historically isn't great for comedy fodder but somehow (blame it on the goof juice perhaps) ended up being an absolute laugh festival far superior to other festivals like Coachella and more like a Fyre Festival sitch. JOIN THE PARTY!

Hallelujah! Despite not being able to find hide nor hoof of any traces of this show, the TLC gods were shining down on us and gifted us with seemingly the only remaining evidence that this show ever existed. It's an absolute time capsule of interior design from this era, and let's just say, that's an era we'd rather forget hunny (Samantha voice). Green checkered throw pillows anyone?

This week we bravely forge ahead in our TLC deep dive and this one isn't easy... There are things that are seen and heard that can't be unseen or heard... As our ultimate dark passenger, R.L Stein would say, "viewer beware, you're in for a scare"!