Skip Intro with Molly and Madison

Back in the summer, Molly and Madison recorded this minisode to but decided to release this episode now as a Halloween special! You might not believe in ghosts or be superstitious... But after this episode, you'll be a believer. Molly and Madison sit down to talk about their personal ghost stories and what makes them scared. They're talking about seeing real ghosts, having strange dreams, and why you shouldn't point at a graveyard. Happy Halloween!

You know what shows they watch but now you get to learn more about the girls behind the microphones! *Cue "Getting to Know You" from "The King and I" by Julie Andrews* Molly and Madison discuss how they became friends and dream jobs. They also play a fun round of "Which The Office character are you?" Find out more about them in this minisode!

It's time to unwind and untuck those French tucks hunnies because Molly and Madison are sitting down to discuss season three of the Netflix reboot, "Queer Eye." The girls talk about who their favorite member of the Fab Five is and rank the episodes. We all know reality shows aren't actually real... But Molly and Madison know how Queer Eye creates real emotion and real tears as a viewer. Yes, they both cried during certain episodes. Can you believe?!

Stalking and murder and love, oh my! Molly and Madison get together to argue about the show "You." They break down the characters and many plot points from the series so there are plenty of spoilers in this episode! Despite the fact that the girls have different opinions about this "stalker genre" show, they round up the episode with confessions of how both of them are kind of modern-day stalkers.

Molly and Madison sit down in their first ever "Skip Intro" episode to talk about their experiences re-watching season one of Gilmore Girls. Although the girls inevitably end up talking about other seasons, they discuss what makes the show re-watchable, what still frustrates them about the characters, and which one of Rory's boyfriends match their current relationships.