Girls Rewatch: Sex and the City

Vegas, hello! Despite a royal visit from Charles & Camilla, Girls Rewatch sits down with Mark Indelicato to discuss Hacks and more.

First, Amelia and Evan review how the holy marriage of fashion and comedy is potentially back with The Devil Wears Prada 2, dote on women in STEM that are surely getting into millennial heaven (Denver, CO) and have a Socratic seminar on if “twink” is gender neutral.

Then, Mark Indelicato joins us to discuss the importance of Justin in Ugly Betty in the Obama-era, how you don’t need a UCB degree to thrive on set with Jean Smart, and report on the Ladies of London feud between Mark and Margo. 

Plus we get a forecast on how we can fill the Hacks-shaped void in our hearts! 

Check out Mark Indelicato and Ana Ortiz’s iHeart Podcast Viva Betty! for even more Ugly Betty lore.  

Obama, come back! 

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The world has been blessed with another Lena Dunham memoir, and we’re here to discuss!

Famesick adds a whole new dimension to the idea of Girls Rewatch as Lena reveals how her life was falling apart behind the scenes of Girls. We chat about the validation of a diagnosis, the paradox of keeping together on-screen friendships while having no time for friends of your own, and the mental toll of becoming an overnight success (the Chappell-Roanification of a writer.)

Confirmed, it’s the perfect book to listen to while crying and cleaning your room!
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Girls Rewatch Podcast is taking a trip to Pittsburgh this week to discuss season 2 of The Pitt. 

We take a look at the season as a whole, discussing the mental health journeys of the characters, how the ER is a mirror of America, and equally as important, Ogilvie’s gay undertones.

We also discuss the pure joy of seeing Santos rip out Mel’s braid during karaoke, Dr. Robby’s abandonment issues, Whitaker's strange approach to his break room fight with Langdon, and the dedication of a certain sunburned performer.

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Dana Donnelly of Midnight Milkshake Podcast and writer/ director of The Prospect puts on her anthropologist hat to discuss SATC S1E10, “The Baby Shower.”

Our four ladies take a road trip to suburban Connecticut for ex-party girl Laney’s baby shower and bravely confront the idea of motherhood. 

Samantha heats up her old slut rivalry with Laney and delivers her most iconic line (“you bitch!”) Charlotte laments her stolen baby name and 90s-style deletes her Pinterest board, Carrie misses her period and contemplates motherhood from a journalistic perspective, and Miranda shares a familial moment with Carrie in the condom aisle at the drug store. 

We discuss how having a secure sense of identity can make you a better slut and mother, why being a goofy gal means you have the most natural sexual energy, the argument for throwing more events that celebrate not having a baby, and why Carrie should never open Excel.

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Dylan Carlino of spiritual sister podcast Feelin’ Girly joins us to discuss SATC S1E9, “The Turtle and the Hare.” 

Samantha has a full trauma-response to being rejected and Queer Eyes a baldie with bad breath, Charlotte enters vibrator psychosis and orgasms for probably the first time in her life, Miranda stages a Rabbit intervention, and Carrie considers a lavender marriage to Stanford.

We discuss how the best party favor at a wedding is a tailored piece of relationship advice, Stanford’s timeless struggle as a gay without “the gay look,” the 30’s panic of relationship musical chairs, and how an ugly guy approaching you at a bar is better than a lazy hottie's DM.

Time to get off the apps and into the wild! 
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