In light of this episode's topic, we would like to encourage everyone to continue to support and amplify the voices of survivors of sexual assault. If you are a fan of Good Omens, please continue to speak out against Neil Gaiman’s actions, refrain from supporting his work directly, and support the survivors as they continue to seek justice. Please consider donating to Our Voice or your local rape crisis centre.

For our season finale, we will be reacting to and discussing the disastrous Good Omens finale!

Doctors Izzy and Morgan are diagnosing YOU with a severe case of Pitt Fandom. The bad news: it's incurable. The good news: it's kind of fun! Join us as we discuss which of the characters we're horny for, our favourite ships, and why fans getting their way isn't always the best thing.

CONTENT WARNING: Discussions of suicidal ideation/suicide, mostly taking place from 17:20 - 34:29.

Paging all Pitt fans, stat! It's time to talk about the world's new favorite medical drama. This week, we're discussing whether the second season of the hit show lived up to the first, and what PITT-falls (lol) the creative team might have fallen into.

It's been eight years since this seminal queer classic "came out," but was it really worth the hype? Join us as we revisit the movie that changed our little gay lives.

CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses police brutality against a First Nations person. We don't go into graphic detail, but it is brought up throughout our discussion of Malakai's storyline during 1.15 - 14:00.

Get ready to walk the stage with us as we discuss our remaining Hartley High graduates. This week we're tackling mental health and trauma, relationship drama, and sharing some headcanons. It's been real, Hartley!

It's senior year at Hartley High, and we're getting ready to say goodbye to all our friends. Join us as we take a look at the graduating class's final moments. Be prepared for drama and our truly terrible Australian accents!

Attention class: It's time to put on your gay binoculars and your tin foil hats, because this episode is all about the wild world of real person fiction. Using Larry Stylinson as our case study, we'll be dissecting this often contentious part of fandom culture, and attempting to answer questions such as "is RPF ethical?" and "do we care about celebrities' feelings?" Here's hoping Mr. Tomlinson doesn't try to get our podcast shut down!

CONTENT WARNING: Discussions of corrective rape from 17:33 - 17:56.

In our second Bridgerton episode, we're moving on to our favourite topic: LESBIANS!