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Some dudes will do anything to get laid. Even if it means risking their lives and their nether regions, oddly enough, to do so. This week Bryce and Irving rewatched 1997's Booty Call, a comedy where Jaimie Foxx and Tommy Davidson play two men desperate for sex. Vivica Fox and Tamala Jones (sorry for calling you the wrong name in the episode)  play the two women they are trying to have sex with, but obstacle after obstacle gets in the way.  Check this flick out on Tubi if you haven't already!

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Diane and Sean discuss the second chapter in Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill epic. Also, they do a mini-recap of Batman Returns, as promised for hitting 100+ ratings in iTunes. Episode music is "Goodnight Moon" by Shivaree, from the OST.

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Kill Bill:  Vol. 1 - 2003

Director - Quentin Tarantino

Writers - Quentin Tarantino, Uma Thurman 

Music - RZA

Stars:
Uma Thurman
David Carradine
Lucy Liu
Daryl Hannah
Vivica A Fox
Michael Madsen
Julie Dreyfus
Sonny Chiba

The Fourth Film by Quentin Tarantino

In Lifetime's “The Wrong Fiancé,” Mary concludes that Abby is a garbage human being and not even worthy of stalking. Sarah questions small town law enforcement practices, smartphone fonts and where on earth she can get Vivica A. Fox’s tracksuit—because it’s amazing. Without ever having been shot in the leg, both Sarah and Mary agree that they’d handle it better than Richard did.

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Ray & Jay return from an extended hiatus just as the US Capitol building is stormed, "Soho Karen" is finally arrested for allegedly assaulting an innocent Black teenager in NYC and Vivica Fox's comments about rapper Young Thug get her into hot water.

Due to Charles's ill-fitting suits in “The Wrong Real Estate Agent", Sarah becomes suspicious of Lifetime’s wardrobe budget.  Mary is in awe of Julie’s impeccable moisturizing regimen and stylish jammie game, plus Sarah wows Mary with her detailed knowledge of raccoon grooming habits. The main character's grasp of common sense is repeatedly called into question—and neither Sarah nor Mary can be bothered to find out if a vole is a real animal or not.

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