Podcasts about kontinuity errors

Welcome to a preview of L is for Losers where we dive in deep on all the latest in pop culture + reality tv. For full episodes of L is for Losers go to Patreon.com/LisforLosers. L is for Losers: What Did Sutton Say? We are blessed to have Mariah Smith filling in for Jess while she's out of the country. Of course, you already know and love Mariah from Keeping Up With the Kontinuity Errors and Smith Sisters Live on Radio Andy. News(20:40): The faces behind DeauxMoi have been exposed. Ramona Singer posts Teresa and Luis' wedding invite on the gram. Allegations that both Todd Chrisley and Harry Hamlin are gay...but not with like each other. And NeNe sued for opening her legs to married men! - Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (45:10):  Crystal does more dancing around the "dark things" Sutton said OVER A YEAR AGO. - The Kardashians (1:04:13): Kim finally gives us some of the dish on her relationship with Pete. Poosh and Goop team up to bring us more candles. And Kris is teaching a Master Class and manifesting an Emmy. - Below Deck Sailing Yacht (1:28:15): Gary tries to avoid looking like the bad guy with Ashley and Daisy makes out with Barnaby?!?

In episode 75, Torry is joined by Emily Rose from It's Become a Whole Thing. They discuss Kim Kardashian's photoshop fail (10:14), Kim and Pete Davidson's trip to the Bahamas (18:24), Julia Fox's date with Kanye (26:13), and the current state of Kimye (31:17). Next, they talk about Olivia Rodrigo and Adam Faze's possible break-up (38:00), and her current relationship standing with Taylor Swift (40:01). Then they talk about the 79th Golden Globes (54:15) and finally, Emily shares a This Week in Petty about an interaction she had with a stranger (1:02:23). Check out the article Keeping Up with the Kontinuity Errors mentioned in the episode. Enjoyed the discussion about Kim, Kanye, and Pete? Listen to Torry discuss their relationships on episode 68, episode 52, and episode 48. Join our Facebook group and follow RTBP on Instagram and Twitter. Subscribing and leaving a rating helps us find new listeners! Thank you.

In the twelfth episode, Sarah and Ava chat with Mariah Smith (@MariahMariahMariah), an entertainment writer and host of the “Spectacle” podcast. Mariah was a writer on the FOX sitcom, “Outmatched” and has articles featured in The New York Times, TIME Magazine, Vice and more. In addition to being a writer and comedian, Mariah is the creator of The Cut series “Keeping Up with the Kontinuity Errors”. The ladies discuss Mariah’s career, quitting friendships, and society’s relationship with reality television. Calling all fans of The Bachelor, The Hills, Real Housewives and more... this episode is for you! Listen to Mariah's podcast "Spectacle": https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/spectacle-an-unscripted-history-of-reality-tv/id1551181322 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/meetmymutual/support

It's the Season 17 premiere! Sadly, our sweet Jess is in NYC. But Marcy is holding it down with a special guest, a fan favorite, Mariah Smith! She's updating on her new KUWTKE endeavors and dissecting our dolls. We get into the new Skims promos, Kanye's future Wyoming compound, and Kylie's billionaire status. And then we dig into the juiciness that is KUWTK: we got Kim with a mysterious ailment, Kourtney pondering the meaning of life at forty, and pick up on the Khloe/Tristan drama we ended Season 16 on. Dang, it feels good to be back! Huge thanks to Mariah for filling in this week. Check out her Keeping Up with the Kontinuity Errors content on Patreon, https://www.patreon.com/KUWTKE/posts. Today's episode is sponsored by FabFitFun. FabFitFun is a seasonal subscription box with full-size beauty, fitness, fashion and lifestyle products. It retails for $49.99 but always has a value of over $200. Use coupon code "DISHIN" for $10 off your first box at www.fabfitfun.com. We release new episodes every Wednesday. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, and please rate and review. If you review us on itunes we'll read it on air the show. Check out our twitter and instagram, and like our facebook page. Email us corrections, comments, and Kardashian run-ins at kardishinit@gmail.com!

This week, host Bobby Finger chats with Lauren Thompson, producer and writer whose work can be seen on Refinery29, VH1 and your Instagram explore page, and Mariah Smith, writer and Creator of Keeping Up with the Kontinuity Errors, a blog that tracks the continuity errors in Keeping Up with the Kardashians, which runs weekly on The Cut. They discuss their current obsessions, which include the soapy teen drama Elité, the wildly addictive lifestyle reality show Amazing Interiors, and the surprising procedural comforts of NCIS. (Yes, that NCIS.) Moving on, they sink their teeth into lengthy discussions of Amy Poheler's directorial debut, Wine Country (it's hilarious!!), and all the dark twists and turns of The Society (it's about politics?!).Skip segments you'd like to keep spoiler-free with these handy time codes:Wine Country: 13:27 - 23:05The Society: 10:14 - 31:41Call 754-CALL-BOB and share your current obsessions, and we may discuss it on a future episode!Once again, it's 754-CALL-BOB.

This week on Repeater, we sit down with comedian, writer, and producer Mariah Smith (Keeping Up With the Kontinuity Errors, Time Magazine) about Betty Who’s “Heartbreak Dream”, and talk about Mariah’s deep passion for pop, and how her upbringing influenced her current pop culture expertise.

This week on Repeater, we sit down with comedian, writer, and producer Mariah Smith (Keeping Up With the Kontinuity Errors, Time Magazine) about Betty Who's “Heartbreak Dream”, and talk about Mariah's deep passion for pop, and how her upbringing influenced her current pop culture expertise.

Sarah celebrates Valentine's Day the best way she knows how: by whispering "Mauricio" three times and opening the door. After finding RHONY taglines instead, she marvels over Sonja's continued excellence with one of her favorite Galentines: Mariah Smith, writer, comedian, and the creator of the viral blog "Keeping up with the Kontinuity Errors." They discuss the epic battle between Lisa Vanderpump and Everyone Else, why Margaret Josephs is the NJ MVP, and which Housewives season premiere deserves to be proclaimed a national holiday. LVP may have begun her swan song, but Margaret is making sure nobody is singing the blues - it's Andy's Girls, Episode 94!

Sarah loses her way en route to her DVR's typical home, Bravo TV, and falls into an E! Entertainment rabbit hole. She's quickly rescued by the creator of the viral blog "Keeping up with the Kontinuity Errors," and a former WWHL staffer, the comedian and writer Mariah Smith. They discuss Mariah's famed work as a Kardashian truther, mutual experiences at the RHONY finale taping, and why Dallas and Atlanta share family strife. Sarah believes she was the star of the #CountessAndFriends after party, just don't tell Lu - it's Andy's Girls, Episode 73!

The royal wedding is over, but we're still drunk on excitement. This week, Lisa and Kaitlin are joined by comedian, writer and producer Mariah Smith. She's the founder of Keeping Up With the Kontinuity Errors and a newly-minted party expert. Together, the ladies delve into the royal wedding reception, from the celeb guests and their outfits to what actually happened at the exclusive party (hint: there was beer pong). Plus, the official wedding photos have been released, and they do not disappoint. Meanwhile, Pippa Middleton's royal wedding outfit resembled a popular beverage we all know, and hey, is she really pregnant? Hear all about it and more on this episode of Royally Obsessed.

Claudia and Izzy talk to Mariah Smith (Keeping Up with the Kontinuity Errors, Watch What Happens Live) about all things reality TV!

There are two types of people in this world: Those who keep up with the Kardashians and liars. Cosmopolitan.com entertainment editors Patti Greco, Alex Rees, host Elisa Benson, and special guest Mariah Smith of the blog Keeping Up with the Kontinuity Errors discuss how the family became a pop-culture phenomena — and what that means for the rest of us.