It's a 2026 Netflix original baby!! Join Emma and Katie as they dive into the (allegedly not thoroughly researched) airplane airline company Air Cruz. It's run by Ms Jersey Girl herself, Jennifer Lopez and is lawyered by the grumpily charming Brett Goldstein. Get ready friends because this cast is STACKED. It should be said there is a small content warning for this episode: the word c$$t is used religiously by our fabulous hostesses (hey, it's not a bad word in England!) So strap into your cruz 1, put those tray tables away and enjoy the flight!

Office Romance

Emma & Katie get real nostalgic in this one, really feeling 22 and the exact kind of pain that comes with making terrible decisions as a young adult. We also talk about The Pitt, 70's and 80's music, the "Anti-Christian Leftist Elite," and more than we wanted to know about Ron Howard's kids. 

Adventureland

To celebrate America's 250th birthday, why not listen to Emma & Katie recap one of Rom-Com's finest films: She's All That. Be silent, be still, supersize those balls, we're diving into the late '90s classic, where a high school bet, one art-loving outsider, and an alarming amount of choreographed prom drama somehow equals true love. We break down the iconic makeover montage, Freddie Prinze Jr.'s questionable decision-making, Rachael Leigh Cook's undeniable charm, and whether this romance actually holds up decades later. 

She's All That

Emma & Katie go back to high school in this Cyrano riff/platonic comedy, with lots of animal talk at the beginning. We get confused about Catholicism, debate thruples, and spend some time on Wings of Desire and City of Angels. 

Yakult! [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakult]



Fact Check: Cyrano de Bergerac is an 1897 play about a mythologized version of a real person, who lived in the 17th century. 

The Half of It

This week on Go Get Your Girl, we’re cracking open A Nice Indian Boy, a rom-com where falling in love is somehow easier than surviving dinner with the parents. We’re talking awkward flirting, family meddling, and so much wholesome sweetness we'll have a toothache forever. Is it swoony? Yes. Stressful? Also yes. Does Jonathan Groff get wet? Unfortunately, no. 

Nice Indian Boy

Pride Month continues with this Conversion Camp comedy classic! 

First off, there seems to be a problem with Katie's sound in this one, I did what I could to adjust it, but apologies in advance. It should still be listenable, but we'll do out best to prevent that from happening again. 

In this episode: we explain Skip-Its to Gen Z, Emma has some ideas for adding communities to the Queer spectrum, a visit to a cow cuddle farm, and we brush on some of the Problems in the World Today. 

But I'm a Cheerleader

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH FRIENDS!! Emma & Katie kick things off with the delightful 2023 film Red, White and Royal Blue. Tune in to hear how the Gays save the day, why Alex will have our vote any day and why even SEEING an election night map makes us break out in a cold sweat. Somebody take us to this weird pocket universe where Uma Thurman is a delightful Texan President. 

Red, White and Royal Blue 

Emma & Katie got back to 1999 to watch Taye Diggs make someone else's wedding all about himself, but he sure looks sexy while doing it. We also talk about cat balls, From (which is apparently a real tv show on a real streaming service called MGM+), Oprah's book club, having sex with twins, cosmos, Lost, and what I learned while editing this is called a sleeve garter. 

Are you still doing that podcast?



Yes, still. 

The Best Man

Yes, friends, you guessed it. It's time for the mother-fucking Bee Movie. Listen as Emma and Katie break down the most unconvential and most BEE-zy movie yet. Why did they cut a fabulous musical number with Matthew Broderick and Jerry Seinfield? How did this idea come about? And WHY oh why are the girlies covering it on the pod? BUZZZZZ in to find out!!

The Bee Movie

Emma & Katie watch this 70's throwback to 30's screwball comedies, starring the two hottest people you've ever seen, and discuss Ben McKenzie, a family friendly Twin Peaks, Manic Pixie Nightmare Girls, female Kramers, the Full House theme song, the house from Charmed, and also the excellent movie!



Fact Check: What's Up, Doc was not the first American movie to credit its stunt performers. A few other films did so, not the least of which was It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World in 1963.

What's Up, Doc?

Welcome to our podcast, where your favorite duo, Emma and Katie, take a hilarious plunge into the world of romantic com! Grab your popcorn as we chat, analyze, and even swoon the most delightful (and sometimes cringe-worthy) romcoms out there. From love at first to awkward first dates, we’ll dissect these guilty pleasures like the pros we are (or try to be)—complete with laughter, eye rolls, and plenty of popcorn kernels! Join us for a rollercoaster ride of laughs and heartwarming moments you won’t want to miss!

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