Hi friends!

In this episode, we discussed the music featured in the first three episodes of the series! Yes, once again we had to split a planned episode in two due to our excessive yapping.

Referenced in this episode:

• Song: Une Journée Parfaite by Dumas
• Clip: His job is beach
• Song: Sealion by Feist
• Song: See-Line Woman (aka Sea Lion Woman/See Lyin' Woman) by Nina Simone
• Song: Mangetout by Wetleg
• Song: It’s You by Peter Peter
• Album: Give Up by The Postal Service
• Song: Chelsea Mon Amour - Philippe B.
• Song: Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor by Sergei Rachmaninoff*
• Song: I’ll Believe in Anything by Wolf Parade
• Song: Lips by Baxter Dury
• Band: Bloc Party
• TV Show: Buffy the Vampire Slayer - s5e16 The Body

*Note: while putting this list of reference links together, we realized that the Rachmaninoff song had been incorrectly identified as the one used by Joe during his figure skating routine. The song actually used in that scene was Pictures at an Exhibition by Mussorgsky, while Concerto No. 2 plays as Ilya gets ready for the gala. Apologies for the error!

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Music: "Close To You" by Hotham is licensed under a Attribution 4.0 International License via freemusicarchive.org

Hi friends!

In this episode, we discussed our theories and expectations for Season 2! We also did some fancasting and talked about our hopes for the characters.

Referenced in this episode:

• Jacob Tierney being "coy" while talking to Deadline
• Troy and Ilya having a very different experience of 2021
• The (unverified) S2 character breakdowns that were shared online
• Zane Boodram energy in the form of a TikTok, and former NHL player J.T. Brown at the Kraken pride night.

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Music: "Close To You" by Hotham is licensed under a Attribution 4.0 International License via freemusicarchive.org

Hi friends!

In this episode, we finally wrapped up our conversation about Season 1, Episode 6: The Cottage

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Music: "Close To You" by Hotham is licensed under a Attribution 4.0 International License via freemusicarchive.org

Referenced in this episode:

• Post by Tumblr user northisnotup about David Hollander's "And there were no nice men in Montreal?" comment