We’re back after a little hiatus and having some fun with the new lesbian comedy fight club classic Bottoms! We talk about the journey from loser high school gays to Wesleyan munching beavers; sports gays + Marshawn Lynch, rave about Ayo Edebiri, and reveal ourselves as PJ truthers. **We recorded this awhile ago but life got in the way of posting. we hope everyone has a happy holiday and we’ll be back in the new year!

Khun Sam and Mon may still be struggling to define their relationship, but there's no denying the intensity of their feelings. A simple joke from Jim is enough to cause Khun Sam to act out with anger while Mon is on the brink of tears each time Kirk shows up by Khun Sam's side, reminding us all that he's still in the picture. As if there isn't enough happening in this episode, we also have an exciting announcement for you all!

Hard to believe it’s our 5 year anniversary this month and the OGs are back together to celebrate. We have some water cooler talk about the writers strike and why it’s important for LGBT fans to support. We then dive into an unofficial oral history of gays in procedural tv which leads to all things Kacy and how they’re queering the procedural by flipping old queerbaiting tropes into the canon main romance of NCIS Hawai’i, the lesbian situationship that broke the fandom, and of course all the little things that caused one of us to fall in love with them. HAPPY PRIDE!

Is episode five everyone's favorite episode or is it just ours? This feels like a turning point for our MonSam where they both start to speak a little more freely about how they're feeling, even if they can't quite fully understand or name it just yet. They start out with a little game and end with a full on kiss, and we... well we end up on the floor.

In classic sapphic fashion, Khun Sam and Mon have their first 36 hour date. Hijinks ensue with Khun Sam being locked in a restroom while Mon encounters a friendly interrogation before being invited to a group chat. All is going well and smiles abound- until Kirk gets in the way of their second date, but Tee knows just how to get Khun Sam's attention... she just may regret it.

When the Diversity Pop's inaugural content is shared by another company, Khun Sam leads an interrogation of her staff determined to find the traitor. Unsuccessful, she decides she needs to keep a closer eye on Mon. What should you do when your boss asks your parents' permission for a sleepover? We discuss the developing feelings of our main characters as they get to know each other and grow closer, leaving all of our hearts feeling those palpitations.

Mon and Khun Sam face their first lover's quarrel, even if neither of them know that's what it is just yet. Fortunately, Kirk decides to help his fiancee make up with her crush and they begin to learn more about each other.

The first Thai GL series is here and we're ready to dive into the pink world of Mon, a young woman who's spent her life following in the steps of her idol Khun Sam all to get to this moment - an internship with her. She's dreamt of this for years, but when the time finally arrives, she finds that Boss Sam is no longer the same person she'd met in her youth.

To open we reminisce on our journey of making 100 eps of TLSI (for all friends the intro lasts till 00:29)! Then we celebrate by breaking down the action-packed, but emotional Warrior Nun finale. For Ava, the fate of the world is at stake as she struggles to find a way to take Adriel down and protect her friends. For Beatrice, the fate of Ava is at stake and she is forced to face losing her world.

Ava fully comes into her own as the Halo Bearer and takes charge in their mission to bring Adriel down, while Beatrice struggles accepting the weight the Warrior Nun must bear. Elsewhere: Adriel and his hoard of creepy priests make a move against Duretti and the Church, Camila confronts Adriel, Lilith embraces her true nature, and Mother Superion is a boss bitch.

It’s time for a museum heist! Ava and Beatrice meet up with Mother Superion and Camila in the hopes of securing a secret weapon to defeat Adriel. Our heroes get separated during the mission and Ava’s on a quest to learn more about Adriel while Beatrice is on a quest to find Ava.

Season 2 picks up with Avatrice undercover in Switzerland and we start to learn there’s more they're hiding than just their identities. There’s dancing (pining), jealousy, badassery, and obviously a whole lot of heart as we start building up for the fight against Adriel. We hope you enjoy our last conversation about Warrior Nun before news of the cancellation dropped and of course #SaveWarriorNun

It’s a season 1 recap extravaganza! We jump into the lore of the show, the halo’s powers, divinium baby Michael, and of course our queen shotgun Mary. We then dive into Ava and Beatrice’s backstories and the moments that set the stage for Avatrice’s take over of the world and our hearts in season 2.

As true lesbian believers we preach the gospel of the good ship Avatrice. We set the stage for our Warrior Nun coverage as we highlight our top ship moments, dip a toe into the lore, and bask in the halo of our new favorite show.

Let the baseball begin! In this action packed episode The Peaches hit the road and unexpectedly find themselves without a leader, while Carson and Greta take their relationship to the next level… in a nunnery. Meanwhile, Max goes all in when she sees an opening to pitch for the factory, and Guy’s impending deployment weighs heavy on Clance.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN. It’s finally here— we’ve arrived at the ending of our beloved First Kill. Although we’re faced with confronting an emotional rollercoaster of an episode, at least it’s our favorite ep of the season! Juliette and Calliope come face to face with the Monster Hunter vs Vampire of it all, the Burns confront losing one of their own, and Elinor faces the slammer.

We start out this episode discussing some of the shows we're trying to distract ourselves with as we wait for a season two announcement. Then we dive into episode three where Carson's on an emotional rollercoaster that lands her at Greta's door while Max puts in an extraordinary amount of work, just for a chance to play some ball.

As Carson and the Peaches struggle with patriarchal standards, Greta’s shield starts to lower. Meanwhile, Clance’s own struggles with the pressure of presenting herself to society force Max to confront what it takes to achieve her dream.

We’re back, covering the gayest show on tv— the one thing we’re sure to agree on! We might share unpopular opinions about Tom Hanks, contemplate how sporty lesbians flirted in the 1940s, and break down the introduction of protagonists—Carson and Max— as well as the lovely supporting players that make this show a blast!

Our plans for the First Kill finale ep keep changing, so while we figure our shit out we figured we should do what we do best and talk about lesbian shit (generally). This episode we chat about FirstKillCon aka Clexacon, Hayley Kiyoko and Becca Tilley, Harley Quinn, romcoms and more!

Due to FOMO we did a q+a this week! We talk First Kill theories, podcast origins, our fav classic lesbian movies, and get into what’s next for us…

Juliette and Calliope are on edge after the discovery of Clayton Cook's body. With the guild and MAAAM's closing in on them Juliette and Cal decide their only option is to run away… to Oliver’s. Apollo tries to seduce Elinor but learns when you play stupid games you win stupid prizes.

After the Burns fail to sever the gay away our fated prophecy theory only grows stronger. Juliette has vamp night out with Elinor, Cal undergoes a severing and the MAAMs grow stronger in their fight against indecency. Most importantly, Calliette takes the phrase dream big to heart.

We were fortunate enough to have showrunner and legend Felicia D. Henderson join us! We had a real and genuine conversation about racism in Hollywood, what creating a diverse workplace really means, and of course her vision for Calliette and First Kill. This chat happened before the cancellation of the show, but we feel like this conversation was too good to not share with you!

Imani Lewis is quick-witted, insightful, hilarious, authentic and absolutely lovely. We left this interview completely charmed by her charisma, and we think you’ll be swept away too.

O Juliette, Juliette, wherefore art thou Juliette? Deny thy mother and refuse thy name. Or if thou wilt not, be but sworn my love And I’ll no longer be a Monster Hunter. ‘Tis but thy name that is my enemy: Thou art thyself, though not a Vampire. What’s Vampire? It is not fang nor blood …nor any other part Belonging to the undead. O be some other name. What’s in a name? That which we call a peach By any other name would smell as sweet

Sarah Catherine Hook is warm, genuine, funny, thoughtful and the absolute sweetest. We love her even more after this interview and we think you will too. Listen to her tell us everything we want to know about First Kill, Juliette, and Calliette.

Cal and Jules navigate the complexity of killing a man and outing yourself as a vampire to your best friend, all on their first date… among other firsts. Meanwhile, their families are dealing with the aftermath of their most recent clash.

As Calliope and Juliette try to reckon with their deeper connection after the bite, we’re left wondering if Lilith plays a bigger part to play than we realize. The Fairmonts and the Burns are set on a collision course, and, for better or worse, Cal and Juliette are forced to choose between their hearts and their duty. Episode Discussion starts at 24:52

In typical lesbian fashion Cal and Juliette are left to face the consequences of moving too fast after their fated pantry hookup. Juliette's thirst for blood is only getting stronger and Calliope can’t hide her feelings for someone she’s sworn to hate. Smashley’s dead, Talia and Margot are feeling each other out, and we get to the bottom of the missing liver.

Juliette just wants to fall in love and Calliope just wants to fulfill her duty. First Kill is breaking the mold both in front of the camera by centering it’s ethos on the love between two teen lesbians and behind the camera as it features an incredibly diverse creative team. So have some fun with us as we recap starting at episode 1. After general reactions to the show and it’s place in the lesbian zeitgeist ep discussion starts at 18:03

Ismail gets thrust into their hell week, having conflict with almost everybody - Ismail bails on Kieu My during the waffle fundraiser, throws Zoe's relationship with Finn into the spotlight, leaves Sascha hanging and places the blame on Lou and Constantin (who, Isi should rightfully be mad at after that kiss). With all of this conflict, I'm hoping that we'll begin to see greater introspection, growth, and responsibility for Ismail. But until then, we do have one beautiful moment between Ismail and Umut to tide us over.

Things come to a head with the unholy trio creating some tension between Constantin and Ismail until a kiss with Lou answers everyone's questions about Ismail's feelings about her. One issue resolved, but Ismail is still trying to figure out who they are and how to be that person without losing those they love.

Honestly, does Ismail even know who they are? We're three weeks into Druck season 7 and still feeling really lost as to who Ismail is as a person, their desires, motivations, etc. Is this intentional? Because Ismail doesn't know who they are themselves or is the change in the writer's room playing out disastrously this season? One thing stays the same, though and it's that Kieutou, cutest couple ever, keep feeding us in their IG stories

The Sascha and Lou show? Where are are old favs, like Nora? And what about Kieutou?! This episode, I dive into S7E2 of Druck and try to decide if the change in writers has the show feeling off, or if maybe they're being a little more intentional than we're giving them credit for.

Druck is back! I am ready to collect my Kieutou crumbs and dive into the Insta Group with our new main character, Ismail. We are introduced to two new characters, Sascha and Lou, who look like they'll play an important role in Ismail's storyline. I hope this will also include addressing the bullying history with Ava. The Halloween party delivers more than I could have expected and I just have to thank Sira and Nhungi for looking out for the lesbians.

We cover some ground talking about some current lesbian shit— Jojo Siwa making a difference on DWTS; Druck is back (+ Kieutou) !!!; and the Gini obsession sweeping the nation. Plus a goodbye from one of us (for now).

This episode we’re talking about the fear street trilogy and the gay horror of it all. As usual we have differing opinions along the way, but agree on what truly matters - the love of it all.

We’re doing what we do best: talking shit about lesbian ships. In this special episode, we talk a little bit about everything instead of a whole lot about one thing. We preview The Bold Type, Betty, and more!

It’s season finale of Druck—finally! Fatou decides to take a leap with Kieu My and reaps the rewards. We discuss our many feelings about the show and saying goodbye, as well as the major themes that resonated with us throughout Fatou’s season.

In her penultimate episode, we start with Fatou at her lowest and then throughout the episode she slowly starts to pick up the pieces. She faces her dyscalculia, mends her relationship with Ava and that leaves us with only one thing left...

It’s hell week— do we need to elaborate? The Cash Queens implode, Aquarius leaves Fatou high and dry, Maike is flooding the bathroom, and Kieu My and Fatou have trouble communicating which leads to devastating blows from both.

In our recap of episodes 5 and 6 we discuss how Kieu My decides she wants make amends with Fatou but just doesn’t know how. Then the pair take a leap and universes collide. We also have it out with Fatou’s teacher.

As we recap episodes 3 and 4 of Druck we discuss the well executed build up to Kieutou’s first kiss, theorize about Kieu My’s motivation and state of mind post kiss, and sympathize with Fatou’s heartbreak.

In this ep we break down the first two episodes of Druck S6. Among other things we wonder when Kieu My first had a crush on Fatou and how Fatou is simultaneously adorable and smooth in her lesbian flirting advice.

We review one of the most iconic scenes in The Bold Type history— the yoni egg. Kat is totally hetero except she has a big gay crush on Adena. We get introduced to enemy of the pod: fucking Pinstripe.

With the final season approaching we’re rewinding and recapping season 1 of The Bold Type. We talk about what we want to see in the final season, break down the pilot, and rave about Kat and Adena’s instant chemistry.

Yes we’re also talking about THE lesbian Christmas movie! We’re both thinking about this much harder than we want to be. We talk about what we think works and what we think doesn’t in the film, but one thing we both agree on is that Kristen Stewart and Aubrey Plaza steal the show!

Part 2: We cover Jamie and Dani’s finale arc as they face the reality of Dani’s sacrifice and the lady of the lake; and we discuss what this ghost (love) story meant to us.

Part 1: We’re recapping Jamie and Dani’s story over the course of the series. Listen as we break down eps 1-6 and discuss how we connect with this show and give our thoughts on romance, grief, and Jamie’s moonflower monologue. We also give our opinion on the “bury your gays” debate.

Netflix cancelled teenage bounty hunters and we are UPSET. Sterling tries to find a new clique, Blair realizes Miles is hot, and we get an aptly timed story on the south twisting its racist history.

Sterling and April’s enemies to lovers journey starts strong with April’s conquest to dethrone Sterling from her reign as fellowship queen. Blair is making her way through 36 questions to know if he’s the one to bone. And Bowser just wants to do his job and self hydrate in peace.

We jump into the ridiculously absurd, wonderfully campy, and delightfully funny Teenage Bounty Hunters. We talk twins, the south, and Christian school as we recap episode 1!

We wrap up talking about season 1 of Betty and marvel at a season that tells stories empowering women and centers it’s heart around female friendships.

Covering episodes 3 and 4, in pursuing the truth about Donald we see a heated argument gone awry leading to the arrest of Camille, Honeybear, and Janay. Indigo has to decide on paying off her drug debt or bailing her friends out while Kirt is confronted with her privilege and the impact it has on her friends.

In this episode we set the season as the Bettys character arcs are introduced. Janay’s relationship with Donald starts to shift and Camille tries to impress Bambi. Kirt, Indigo, and Honeybear start to learn more about each other.

We introduce the Bettys to you. Janay and Camille chase after a yellow backpack, and Kirt gets close to Honeybear and Indigo.

Alice Wu returns as the master of longing. We discuss why we love a good coming of age story and the brilliance behind “The Half of It”. Ellie, Aster, Paul and Mr. Chu teach us how to love as they discover it for themselves.

The mid season finale! Kat takes on RJ and gains a new nemesis. Where does this leave Kat and Adena? It’s Sutton’s big day in more than one way, and Jane deals with the fallout of Pinstripe’s lies.

It’s Sutton’s bachelorette party and she’s got a secret. Jane faces the truth and Kat begins to uncover RJ's motive.

We have finally reached the end of our destination! Thank you for sticking around all this time. Please enjoy the final installment of our Juliantina recap. Will we achieve happily ever after?

Valentina is traumatized after yet another kidnapping. Valentina and Juliana struggle with being apart leading up to Juliana’s dramatic and emotionally charged outing to Lupe.

Quarantined? Give Utopia Falls a chance. We make our best case and break down the major players, themes, and ships. Utopia Falls believes in its youth and inspires through the transformative power of the arts and maybe that’s what we all need right now.

Kadena angst begins after last week’s falling out and ends with some promising foundation building— will the stars align? Sutton and Richard face planning a wedding from different coasts, Jane’s brother is in town, and Jacqueline takes a leap in the dating world. Ask Alex drives the theme as he ponders what drives the best love stories: fate or free will?

We talk the biphobia of it all— a powerful storyline for Kat and the unfortunate reality of Adena being the sole face of Muslim lesbian representation. Moreover, what does this mean for Kadena moving forward? Jane continues to have one of the best ongoing storylines on TV centering on women’s health, and Sutton struggles to adapt when her life feels like it’s hit a plateau. Also we get to meet Jacqueline;s very own Kat and Sutton.

This episode we share our worries for Tinier Jane, get a little misty eyed at the ultimate bonding between Sutton and her soon to be mother-in-law, and discuss Alex's feelings of inferiority to the amazing Dr. Alicia. We also process our feelings around how Kat's hookup with Mr. Peg leads to her stating that she is bisexual and what this could mean for Kadena.

Kat goes casual with a french ped, Jane confronts the reality of a fantasy, and Sutton struggles to make traditional original.

We channel Alex as we go “live and unfiltered” in this episode in which we discuss how Kat’s sense of righteousness can be a form of avoidance, we get a nuanced look into identity and adulthood from Sutton, and Jane takes the lead in her relationship problems.

This is an episode of television we both watched and talked about. We discuss our perceived disparity of Pinstripe's role in this show and side with Jane for once. We also cover Sutton’s career plateau and the use of Kat to propel LGBT stories at her own expense.

SPOILER ALERT: Richard and Sutton get engaged. Elsewhere—Jane gets a mammogram!!!!!, Kat works with a closeted pop star, and Jacqueline struggle to make the adjustment to #Scarlet

Lucho decides to interrupt Valentina and Juliana and thus ruin our happiness for a very long time. Valentina and Juliana struggle to be together in the face of homophobic friends and family. Along the way, Valentina has some epic confrontations with Eva.

Tumblr user @hereforallthequeercontent made a soundbite of our general thoughts about Lucho. Take a guess what are repeat phrase is. Drinking game anyone?

We are so excited to talk about the Season 4 of The Bold Type! Kat, Sutton, and Jane fight to save the soul of Scarlet and by extension Jacqueline's job in this hilarious, innovative, and genuine premiere episode. It’s all about the main four leading ladies and it’s a great foundation to start the season.

We’re back Juliantinas! We start this ep with Valentina taking the leap and ending things with Lucho. We consistently complain about Lucho. We gush over Juliana and Valentina’s budding relationship and we end with the girls searching for privacy after their first night together.

We explain the decision making process in changing our name and talk about our thoughts on the upcoming season of The Bold Type

In this finale ep of s3 we wonder what exactly Kat and Tia’s communication means for them individually as Kat deals with the heartbreak of losing the election and her relationships with both Tia and Adena. Jane makes big career moves and Pinstripe sabotages them, Sutton decides she liked her job after all, and Jacqueline disappears from Scarlet.

In this episode of The Bold Type Kat and Adena start to break down their feelings, and we break down our feelings about them. Elsewhere, Pinstripe doesn’t change his stripes and cheats on Jane during what’s supposed to be her big career moment; Sutton struggles to find inspiration for her upcoming fashion show and finds it where she least expects it.

It’s the long awaited return of Adena and with that comes the return of our ~feelings. We discuss at length the new angsty dynamics at play with Kat and Adena and what this now means for Tia. We also touch on Sutton's struggles to accept Richard’s financial support, as well as Jane and Jacqueline’s continued quest to hold Pamela Dolan accountable.

The Bold Type music supervisor Rob Lowry sits down with us for an in depth interview where we talk about his start in music supervision and get a behind the scenes look on what it takes to deliver those memorable musical moments (and the not so memorable ones). In the process he dropped some non-spoilery fun tidbits about season 4 as well!

Check out our special holiday episode where we review Tello Films' gay holiday movie Season of Love starring Dominique Provost-Chalkley and Jessica Clark! Spoiler alert everyone’s gay!

The Bold Type continues its ability to have nuanced stories about grief as Richard and Sutton navigate his birthday after the loss of his father, we are 100% behind Alex and Jane as roommates, and things get real as Kat has her first experience with racial profiling.

Re-living the events of episode 3.06 “TBT” is an absolute blast for us. We don’t care as much about current events as we revel in the ingenuity of The Bold Type’s flashback episode. The ignition of the trio's friendship, the foundation of Kat, Sutton, and Jane's characters, and of course Rob Lowry’s music choices make this episode better than we could have imagined.

Alternatively titled Dick’s friends suck, we discuss the dinner party that brings up some issues for Sutton and Richard; temporarily claim Jane as our favorite for taking Patrick down a peg; and explore the beginnings of Kat and Tia.

We discuss how much more grounded #theboldtype feels when Jane’s main romance is with Scarlet and Jacqueline is the vessel, how a positive and well done abortion storyline doesn’t necessarily feel organic, and examine Sutton’s struggles to get Oliver’s approval for her design seminar.

We drunkenly break down our thoughts on episode 3.03 from the bold type including: issues with Alex’s sole storyline of the series, Kats transition into her politics storyline, and Sutton’s design revelation. However, most importantly we debate the age old question: do you watch porn at work?

Listen to two gay girls talk about how they were taken by surprise by the incredible love story between Demi Burnett and Kristian Haggerty told on... Bachelor in Paradise. Yeah, you read that correctly. We also talk at length about the homophobia the contestants had to endure and the unique and unfair pressure put on Demi as a queer/bi person. Also we got drunk.

In this episode we lament how straight the gay prom is. We wonder why Sutton is upset about someone doing her laundry, how we respect Jane’s boundaries, and discuss the start of Kat's politics arc.

We discuss Sutton and Richard u-hauling it, Jane competes with us to see who hates Patrick more, and Kat deals with the fallout from Paris.... will we really always have Paris? REALLY?

We look back over the past year to celebrate our one year anniversary of the podcast! We talk about the rebirth of our love for The Bold Type as we dish about s3 and come to a BOLD but obvious conclusion by the end. BINGE S3 of The Bold Type now streaming on Hulu for reasons. 👀

We have reason to celebrate.SPIN OFF BABY.🌪 🌪 🌪 A movie and new series is on the horizon. We just had to have a quick chat. Oh and happy pride 🏳️‍🌈

We start with our favorite Juliantina scene of the series and end with Valentina’s beautiful coming out to her brother and have a lot of fun with everything in between.

We process our multitude of feelings about Adena's return, our excitement about Kadena, and our newfound hope for season four with a new showrunner.

Maca and Barbara don’t stop giving. Photo shoots galore. Deleted scene wonders + we work our way up to that glorious and speech defying car kiss.

Valentina and Juliana finally get to have an honest conversation about how they feel. We have an honest conversation about how much we love them. And we’re STILL at the hospital.

As we approach season 3 of The Bold Type, we invite Muslim LGBT fans to share their perspectives on Adena el Amin over the past two seasons.

We start the task of breaking down Juliantina's never-ending hospital date as they try to DTR despite a lot of horrible men getting in the way

The time has finally come: we break down Juliantina’s first kiss in all its glory and discuss how their relationship continues to evolve with every scene.

We talk about the iconic TvyNovela awards, overshare how much we love Maca and Barbara, and break down how Valentina convinces Juliana to let herself be loved in the wake of her mother's kidnapping.

We explore the night that officially brought Juliantina to the next level: more than friends. Inhibitions are lowered and the gay daydreams begin!

We literally do not shut up as we break down some big firsts for Juliantina - their first dance and first fight.

We’re back and talking about our new Mexican baes #juliantina. We talk about why we think they’ve become so popular, what we love about them, and break down how their love story begins.

We check in after the completion of season 3 filming. We discuss beloved creator Sarah Watson being ahead of her time with the #metoo movement and really dive into how The Bold Type is doing a serious injustice to themselves with their handling of Adena. Beware this is riddled with spoilers for season 3.

We break down Jane, Sutton, and Kat’s time in Paris during The Bold Type season 2 finale and also take time to evaluate how we felt about each character’s arc over the course of season 2. We leave the season with mixed feelings on Kadena and we talk about things we liked, didn’t like, and things we just didn’t understand.

In this episode we disagree about almost everything as we break down Sutton and toxic parents and Kadena moving beyond the open relationship. We did manage to agree that drunk tiny Jane was a treat. Don’t worry we’re still friends.

Feeling refreshed after this episode of The Bold Type we discuss how Jacqueline is a boss in literally every way, how Kat’s impulsive nature has to be building to something, Sutton’s deserved win, and the fantastic continuation of Jane’s BRCA gene storyline and exploration of her grief.

For a show so rooted in its characters The Bold Type misses the mark by letting the plot drive this episode and as a result failed its characters. We love this show. And for the first time ever we just didn’t love this episode.

This week we literally drown in our sorrows over the Kadena heartbreak. We break down Kat's motivations as characters,acknowledge Jane's growth and the show's deft handling of the #metoo movement, and explore Sutton's breakdown.

In this episode we talk about how Kat is a revolutionary character for this genre of television, this episode's nuanced discussion on privilege, and Sutton’s bravery. We also talk about what tf is up with Leila. Prepare for us to touch on the dynamics that make up current LGBT fandom.

We talk about the weight of the #Kadena I Love You and cry about it some too. We also touch on Sutton’s struggles to make it and Jane's grief. We really love the bold type and you should too.

We break down episode 2.03 of The Bold Type "The Scarlet Letter." We discuss Jacqueline owning her power, Sutton's tough position, and do we like Dr. Ben? On the #Kadena front we scream about Adena's way with words and how Kat continues to be the most adorable girlfriend alive.

In this episode we talk about why we fell in love with this show, how we are enjoying the new show runner, and break down the arcs for Jane, Sutton, Kat, and Adena from the season 2 premiere of our favorite show The Bold Type!