Podcasts about whijo

Rebecca and Valencia head to Electric Mesa and Paula starts law school in the latest installment of season two. Join us as we wander off on tangents and discuss the one functional couple (Darryl and WhiJo), the sudden awkardneess of Paula and Rebecca's friendship, and how Rebecca and Valencia manage to connect, refresh, and heal.   Until next time... Follow the podcast on Instagram and Twitter Find your hosts on socials at @nobriggity and @yourbeth_friend You can email us about all things TV at tvwinnerpod@gmail.com  Visit our website for show notes and info on all past episodes Please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts and Spotify   Theme Music: Feather Duster by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com Cover Art by Hannah

HI GUYS! Thank you so much for the patience with uploading this episode.  Erin had some SUPER cool projects to attend to and I promise it's worth the wait becaaaaauuuusssee... WE HAVE OUR FIRST GUEST!!! We were so excited to have our girl Sophie on the pod.  We had so much fun chatting about Yiddish terms, WhiJo and Darryl love, and wtf even are water parks lol.  This is QUITE the episode so I will stop rambling and let you get to listening! Love you all so much!

Y'all. Our finest ships are hitting some icebergs this week. Suzanne and Amber ramble their way through "Nathaniel Gets The Message" and chat break-ups, bad dairy, and bawling bros. How have we not seen what a good pair NP3 and WhiJo make until this moment? Will Rebecca finally learn that it isn't what her intentions are that are troubling, but sometimes just how she goes about her intentions? Will Darryl ever feel sprinkle-worthy again? We answer your questions, award our Giant Pretzels of the week and give our self-care recommendations for staying healthy and decidedly un-Bunch-like. It includes some self-care tips from Catelin, our new favorite West Covina wardrobe contact!  SONGS: Without Love You Can Change The World (Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen and Adam Schlesinger, performed by Rachel Bloom and Cast) Fit Hot Guys Have Problems Too (Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen and Adam Schlesinger, performed by David Hull, Scott Michael Foster, and Vincent Rodriguez III)

Topics Discussed: *Why the small break *Season 4? *Where's A Woman's Pride Without Her Man? *Why Rebecca needed to generalize *Opening up to new people is HARD *Bunch just needs to be heard! *I like to write my anger out to avoid verbal diarrhea *Why Greg can't be here right now *WhiJo and Darryl = goals

After four terrific seasons, this week we bid farewell to little-show-that-could (thank you, Peak TV!) Halt and Catch Fire. Friend of the show and The A.V. Club contributor Dennis Perkins returns to the DVD Shelf to help us break down the finale and celebrate the ups and downs of a show that started as Mad Men meets the 1980s computer tech race and grew into much, much more. Which shots stick in our minds? Which costumes? And how do we feel about the show’s full-circle ending? Before we dive in with Halt and Catch Fire, though, Noel and Kate have a full week in TV to discuss. We start with the comedies, including the triumphant returns of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and Jane the Virgin, season one of American Vandal, the finale of Survivor’s Remorse, and strong installments of Broad City and Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Then we move on to the genre and drama offerings, including season one of Mindhunter, the finale of Room 104, another spooky Exorcist, and The CW’s superhero series, Arrow, The Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, and Supergirl.Who’s out of line, WhiJo or Darryl? Can Adam contend in the pantheon of Jane’s beaus? Is John Cho still our only reason for watching The Exorcist, and what’s up with that beeping in Arrow’s score? And of course, #WhoDrewTheD-cks? Tune in for this and more, then leave your thoughts on Halt and Catch Fire and the rest of the week’s TV at TheTeleverse.org.DVD Shelf: Halt and Catch Fire with Dennis Perkins (1:27:53)Our Week in Comedy Crazy Ex-Girlfriend premiere (10:41) Jane the Virgin premiere (19:20) American Vandal Season 1 (26:15) Survivor’s Remorse finale (28:27) Broad City (30:52) Brooklyn Nine-Nine (36:29)Our Week in Genre and Drama Mindhunter Season 1 (46:44) Room 104 finale (57:27) The Exorcist (1:01:18) Arrow (1:07:37) The Flash (1:11:45) Legends of Tomorrow (1:16:22) Supergirl (1:19:12)Music Featured: “Let’s Generalize About Men” from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend; “Psycho Killer” by Talking Heads; Halt and Catch Fire Theme songArticles Referenced: Mo Ryan’s piece at Variety about her assault by a TV executive; Lupita Nyong’o’s piece at The New York Times about Harvey Weinstein’s harassment of her; USA Today piece on the open letter to studio heads about sexual harassment in animation written and co-signed by 217 animators

Spray on some body glitter and grab your didgeridoo... we're heading to the Electric Mesa. Suzanne is joined by Mes-Faces Justin and Karly to refresh, connect, and heal their way through episode 205, "Why Is Josh's Ex-Girlfriend Eating Carbs?" What is the deal with WhiJo's expansive ex list? Why hasn't Darryl thought to introduce Madison to his boyfriend? What's the deal with pegasuses?(Pegasi?) Is Paula backsliding into a life of crime? How many feminist theory books did Rebecca leave since she was left standing at the airport? Where did Sherpa Alan find baba ganoush in the desert?  Plus, we answer your questions, award our Giant Pretzels of the week and give our self-care recommendations for staying healthy and decidedly un-Bunch-like. SONGS: Thought Bubbles (Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen, Steven M. Gold and Adam Schlesinger, performed by Vincent Rodriguez III) Triceratops Ballet (Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen, Steven M. Gold and Adam Schlesinger) Thought Bubbles Reprise (Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen, Steven M. Gold and Adam Schlesinger, performed by Brittany Snow)