Join comedian Liz Zagone and guest cohost Daniel Curtis talk episode 2 of Clayton's journey to find love.  Did Cassidy ruin Maya's birthday party? Is Shanae-nae not the biggest red flag of all? Will Elizabeth start sharing her adderall with the rest of the mansion? Only one way to find out!

Learn. Laugh. Live The Bachelor!

Join comedian Liz Zagone and guest cohost Daniel Curtis talk episode 2 of Clayton's journey to find love. &nbsp;Did Cassidy ruin Maya's birthday party? Is Shanae-nae not the biggest red flag of all? Will Elizabeth start sharing her adderall with the rest of the mansion? Only one way to find out!
Learn. Laugh. Live The Bachelor!

A podcast about the shows people love to hate. Starting with Sex And The City, we rewatch to figure out what worked and what didn't. We discuss the bad advice given, red flags and the dating expectations that shaped us. What starts as a tv criticism quickly turns into honest conversations about dating, relationships, and the lies we believed.

A podcast about the shows people love to hate. Starting with Sex And The City, we rewatch to figure out what worked and what didn't. We discuss the bad advice given, red flags and the dating expectations that shaped us. What starts as a tv criticism quickly turns into honest conversations about dating, relationships, and the lies we believed.

We rewatch the shows we love to hate to see what worked, what didn't and why we still love it. 

This Show Sucks: a Sex And The City love/hate relationship 

A rewatch podcast about the shows people love to hate. Starting with Sex And The City, we rewatch to figure out what worked and what didn't. We discuss the bad advice given, red flags and the dating expectations that shaped us. What starts as a tv criticism quickly turns into honest conversations about dating, relationships, and the lies we believed.

A rewatch podcast about the shows people love to hate. Starting with Sex And The City, we rewatch to figure out what worked and what didn't. We discuss the bad advice given, red flags and the dating expectations that shaped us. What starts as a tv criticism quickly turns into honest conversations about dating, relationships, and the lies we believed.