This week, Dave joins Kate in therapy and she’s probably wishing he hadn’t; Jamie starts doing all the post-breakup activities; Carolyn shares a secret with Palek and he does not take it well; and Dr. Foster welcomes a new patient into her office.

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Up this week, Jamie starts to spiral after breaking up with Hugo; Carolyn and Palek attend game night and things deteriorate in spectacular fashion; Dave lets his daughter pick out the anniversary gift for his wife and it goes about as well as you’d expect; and Arthur tells May he talked to John.

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This week Dave asks Kate if she can still call it couples counseling if she's the only person attending; Carolyn tries to apologize to Palek with the saddest Italian dinner we’ve ever seen; Jamie and Hugo look at their future apartment; and Dr. Foster gets a call from the past.

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We’re back and ready to dive into HBO’s 2007 drama—Tell Me You Love Me! In this episode we get introduced to our cast of characters: Kate and Dave are a 40-something couple and the passion between them is dwindling fast; Carolyn and Palek are a 30-something couple looking to go from DINKs to DIWKs (that acronym, not so catchy); Hugo and Jamie are 20-somethings whose fire burns hot and bright but is also unwieldy; and finally Dr. May Foster (and her husband Arthur), who is our couples therapist who has to listen to these people’s problems while also having problems of her own.

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No Season Two is back for season four on Friday, October 3rd! This season we are tackling the ill-fated, 2007 drama from HBO, “Tell Me You Love Me.” Join us for the next few months as we recap a show about couples in therapy. It sounds depressing, but we promise we’ll make it fun.

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(Recorded on June 8, 2025) We’ve made it to the season recap everyone! We’re dishing our opinions on the full season of the 1991 cult classic tv show “Dark Shadows.” We’ll be talking about our favorite and least favorite episodes, our big winners and losers of the season, and we fantasy cast a non-existent 2025 reboot (it gets wild). Of course it wouldn’t be a complete show if George didn't give us a music history lesson and Meaghan didn’t have anecdote to share.

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(Recorded on June 1, 2025) Up this week is the final episode of the 1991, cult classic tv show Dark Shadows, that we’re lovingly calling, “The Leap Home.” While Victoria sits in her jail cell, Joshua and Peter are the defying the laws of time and distance to get a stay of execution from the Governor. Naomi hears her son calling to her through his portrait and finds him crying in the old house. Abigail gets her just deserts (and Barnabas just gets dessert). We finally find out what happened to Sarah (it’s not good). Barnabas and Ben team up one last time and it has Reverend Trask doing backsies on that whole “Victoria Winters is a witch thing.” Peter hand delivers a letter to the judge exonerating his client but things are never that simple when Angelique is around. Barnabas wants his father to put him out of his misery, but Joshua can’t bring himself to do it. In 1991, Angelique has found a new host and poor Phyllis is the object of her rage. Victoria resigns herself to he fate, but there’s a last ditch effort in 1991 to try and get her home. Plus, Meaghan uses some witchcraft of her own, George does the Stonk, and we talk 18th century medicine—it’s surprising anyone made it out alive! (Original network airdate March 22, 1991)

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(Recorded May 25, 2025) Up this week is episode eleven (ep 12 for the purposes of the tile) of the 90’s tv show, Dark Shadows, which we're dubbing, “If The Dress Doesn’t Fit, You Must Acquit.” It’s the trial of the century (the 18th century) and Victoria is finally having her day in court. Peter is representing her as she stands accused of being a witch. A totally normal thing back then because America has alway been weird. This trial has everything: wigs, tiny little straw dolls, men in pilgrim costumes, and scorned lover back from the dead. And while all of this is going on, the rest of the gang works to get Josette safely through her fifth night in Collinwood. Unfortunately, since she let Barnabas go to town on her neck, she’s under his spell. He beckons her to be by his side for all eternity, but will she be a runaway bride? Plus, Meaghan has a bone to pick with George; George meets a real live Barnabas; and we throw in as much O.J. content as we can. (Original network airdate March 11, 1991)

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