Ugh that title is a mouthful! Sorry not sorry! Listen in as we spend 30 minutes or less discussing what happened on this week’s episode of The Great British Baking Show. This episode contains MAD SPOILERS so don’t be sad when you find out who is going home.

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It’s another week, another OY MISTA! joke. But this time it makes more sense because we’re in the Poplar neighborhood of London’s East End. Join us as we discuss Call the Midwife and all the body horror and salacious situations you can handle. There’s also a lot of talk of the workhouse.

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Ted Lasso is a show about an American who finds himself immersed in British culture (you can see how we’d be drawn to it). But it’s also about friendship, work relationships, leading with kindness, and football (the not-American kind).

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We’re back at it and we’re calling it Season 3. Post-pandemic? LOL. Join us as we discover a little gem of a show called Home Fires – set in another geopolitically complicated era that somehow still found people mostly working together. Gather up your tea things, this one’s worth using a sugar ration.

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A new season of GBBO was just what we needed last year. We recorded this episode on November 14, 2020. We’re tired, we’re relieved, we were enjoying the latest season of Great British Bakeoff. This rambling discussion is one part us catching up, one part examination of why this was the horniest Bakeoff ever, and one part bracing ourselves for a rough pandemic winter.

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We recorded this episode in September 2020, not even having watched the movie Enola Holmes yet. At one point, Melissa speculates that maybe by the time this episode is published, we’d have a vaccine and everything would be normal. Spoiler alert – we do have a vaccine, but nothing is “normal.”

Step back in time with us, won’t you? We’re publishing two “lost” episodes as we prepare to launch season three. You can find us at our home on Podbean as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon Music.

We recorded this episode on March 22, 2020. And then things got weird, globally.

At the time, we were still new to Pandemic World, but much of our discussions still hold up (although we do mention that phrase on which so many hopes have been pinned: “when this is over,” hahaha). To be honest, we don’t really talk much about The Hour, a tremendous show you should absolutely watch.

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Welcome to a new year and a new season. In this episode, Melissa and Sarah discuss what we like most about Killing Eve, as well as coronavirus necessities, other podcasts we like, and more. Lots more.

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We’re back in the swing of things with a discussion of The Crown’s third season, with a blockbuster cast this time around. We also manage to talk for several minutes about next week’s show without once mentioning the name, oops (it’s Killing Eve).

As always, you can find the episode on Apple Podcasts or Podbean.

Mini-Pods are highly digestible (ha!) episodes where Melissa and Sarah chat about Great British Bake Off. It wasn’t the strongest showing, to be honest, but you can catch up on Mini-Pod episodes 3 through 5 here.