Marni wasn’t planning to record this week, but she had a lot to share—so she’s joined by comedian, actor, and friend Justin Taub. Justin is hosting a new podcast called Define Insanity and is a working actor with great behind-the-scenes stories from his time as a background performer. Despite signing NDAs, he still manages to spill a little tea.

Marni shares updates on this week’s true crime stories, from the Menendez brothers to Karen Read. Felicia joins her in a pre-recorded segment to discuss the new French dramedy Reformed on HBO Max (goodbye, MAX). The debate over watching foreign shows dubbed in English or in their original language continues—with Felicia firmly on one side, and Justin, a big fan of international films, weighing in as well.

Justin shares that his favorite show of all time is Dark, the German thriller on Netflix, and Walton Goggins’ big Hollywood moment makes a lasting impression. Marni wasn’t as into The Four Seasons film as she was the show, but she’s excited about the Season 2 news—and is thoroughly enjoying Overcompensating, the new comedy on Prime Video.

Justin wraps up the episode with an unforgettable Spike Lee bathroom run-in.

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Lots of news this week with Bravo's big announcements and The Studio officially greenlit for Season 2. Felicia couldn’t care less about the Real Housewives of Rhode Island, but she did manage to watch both The Last of Us and The Handmaid’s Tale this week—along with KC and Marni. While both shows are starting to feel repetitive, Jeffrey Wright’s appearance on The Last of Us was a pleasant surprise (though Pedro is definitely missed).

Marni’s favorite episode of The Studio aired this week, featuring a hilarious spoof of the Golden Globe Awards—highly recommended. Another Simple Favor is campy but fun. And Out of My Mind on Disney+ is a fantastic film for mature kids, with a strong life lesson at its core.

Felicia delivers her Korean Minute, and KC chimes in frequently throughout the episode.

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Felicia has quite the busy schedule, but she still managed to catch the best show of the week. Getting right to the point—both Marni and Felicia loved the new Netflix comedy The Four Seasons, starring Tina Fey and Steve Carell. With eight thirty-minute episodes, it was the perfect length and delivered plenty of laughs. Great storylines and a cameo from the man himself, Alan Alda, sealed the deal.

Felicia didn’t quite agree with Marni on Prime’s Étoile, and this week’s episode of The Last of Us felt more like housekeeping. KC, meanwhile, is stuck watching The Valley, but his love for Nathan Fielder’s update on Paramount+ leads the way for him.

A Simple Favor is on deck for weekend viewing—but honestly, everyone should stop what they’re doing and tune in to Marni’s favorite: The Four Seasons.

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Big moments this week in television—from the shocking episode of The Last of Us to the premiere of HBO's The Rehearsal.

KC takes a seat at the table to join this week's discussion. No surprise that Felicia doesn't quite get Nathan Fielder and has no clear understanding of his brilliance.

The Handmaid's Tale and Your Friends & Neighbors are still in rotation, and Marni started The Happy Face Killer on Paramount+ and watched the Oklahoma City Bombing documentary on Netflix.

The new show to binge this weekend is Prime's Étoile—perfect for anyone who's a fan of dance.

Felicia attempts her Korean Moment, and next week, they’ll gear up for the new Netflix drop, Four Seasons.

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This week, the mother-daughter duo is in a full-on laughing frenzy. From Felicia’s garbage refuse updates to her Korean dramas, they can barely keep a straight face.

They recently saw Six the Musical on Broadway and review a stacked lineup of shows, including The Last of Us, The Handmaid’s Tale, Black Mirror, Your Friends & Neighbors, The Valley and Marni’s pick of the week, Ransom Canyon on Netflix.

Felicia enjoys her feel-good movie fixes with The Dad Quest and Last Christmas.

Sadie and Jessica Gubenko join the conversation to discuss the Netflix documentary Bad Influence, speaking from experience.

Try to keep up—it’s a fun one this week!

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Felicia shares her frustrations about garbage refuse in Plainview, while Marni fills her in on her son’s mission to collect the McDonald’s Minecraft Happy Meal toy.

Marni had a busy week of content consumption. Dying for Sex on Hulu was good (not amazing), but the show of the week is the White Lotus finale—though, of course, Felicia skipped ahead.

The Handmaid's Tale premiered with three new episodes on Hulu—will June ever get Hannah back? Meanwhile, Jon Hamm’s hair steals the show in Apple TV’s Your Friends & Neighbors, and Hacks dropped on Max alongside the Pitt finale.

Bad Influence takes the title of doc of the week, narrowly edging out Gone Girls on Netflix. Felicia also delivers the shocking news of Eric Dane’s ALS diagnosis, leaving Marni stunned.

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Marni and KC are back from their yoga retreat in Tulum and are basically new people. After laughing, sweating, and jumping into the ocean naked, they may have finally joined the cult they’ve been yearning for.

Meanwhile, Felicia—while watching her grandson—caught Meg and the Netflix movie The Electric State.

Both Marni and Felicia were not fans of the new Hulu show Mid-Century Modern or Netflix's Residence. Felicia suggests checking out Connie Britton’s new movie Life List, while Marni is loving The Studio.

Felicia gives her Korean Minute, and the gang is officially back together.

Tons of upcoming shows are shared in this week’s Bye Felicia segment—don’t miss it!

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Felicia has returned, and it's been an emotional rollercoaster of a day following Marni's son's recital. After recapping the stage fright and proud family moment, they dive right into the news—from Justin Theroux’s wedding to show cancellations.

Felicia nails her Korean Minute, even though she can’t recall the exact name of the show (When Life Gives You Tangerines), while Marni admits to a few things she had to give up on. The Parenting on Max didn’t stick, and Good American Family was a major disappointment—Ellen Pompeo definitely didn’t hit this one out of the hospital park.

Adolescence is declared the TV masterpiece of the year, while the Karen Read ID series takes the crown for true crime pick of the week.

The Severance finale? NO NOTES.

Dope Thief also gets some love, but Marni is really looking forward to the new Apple TV series starring Seth Rogen, The Studio.

A break is coming, as Marni heads to Mexico—so tune in this week for some fun!

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