It’s 2026, and pop culture is being fully dominated by two shows: Stranger Things and Heated Rivalry. In a true plot twist, Felicia has actually been watching both, which leaves Marni beyond thrilled and feeling like all is right in the world. KC had the rare experience of seeing the Stranger Things finale in a theater, and the scale, emotion, and communal energy left a real mark on him.

Marni also dives into recent releases, sharing her takes on Marty Supreme, Deliver Me From Nowhere, and the screen adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s Regretting You. Meanwhile, KC is openly disappointed to learn that Marni watched the Counting Crows documentary without him. Marni stands by her choice but gently suggests that if he wants to be included next time, he may need to reprioritize.

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

Edited and Sound Mixed by: KC Ellis

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Felicia is in the house on Christmas Eve, and it’s a Christmas miracle. Marni and Felicia watched a ton of content thanks to Marni having the flu and Felicia doing what she does best: watching all the Korean shows. Marni also shares her love for the Taylor Swift documentary on Disney Plus, which fully lived up to the hype for her. Hits of the week include the movie Song Sung Blue and the new hot show Heated Rivalry on HBO. Flops of the week include Die My Love and Emily in Paris. Marni’s son Lennon weighs in with his review of the Broadway show Beetlejuice and his favorite binge, Stranger Things. Felicia delivers a long Korean Minute, and everyone laughs through the sounds of smoke alarms as KC preps dinner. It’s great to have the gang back together IRL.

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

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Marni and KC break down what’s worth watching this week, from renewal announcements to Diddy’s four-part documentary and KC’s attempt to convince Felicia by phone that it might actually be worth the watch. There’s a lot on the docket, including Marni and Felicia’s unfiltered take on All Is Fair which they agree felt more like soft-core porn than prestige TV, plus their shared verdict on the Netflix movie Jay Kelly.

KC does a deep dive into Predators, the new Paramount documentary, while Marni heads back to Bravo with thoughts on Rachel Zoe potentially joining the Housewives universe. They wrap with reactions to The Chair Company finale, which landed strong, and a clear consensus that the Diddy story is not just disturbing, but dangerous and deeply damaging.

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

Edited and Sound Mixed by: KC Ellis

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