Susan, Kelly, and Cort dive into the spooky spirit of October, kicking off the conversation with a look at the latest season of Netflix's "Monsters," which focuses on Lyle and Eric Menendez. The trio discusses the show's portrayal of the infamous case, reflecting on the renewed public interest driven by documentaries and TikTok sleuths. As they explore the complex family dynamics and the alleged abuse that led to the brothers' crimes, they also touch on the broader implications of how media representations can influence public perception and the justice system.

Takeaways:

• The podcast episode delves into the renewed interest in the Menendez brothers' case, highlighting the impact of recent legal changes and TikTok discussions.
• The hosts discuss various entertainment news, including Nicholas Alexander Chavez signing with a major agency and the return of the X-Men animated series.
• The podcast covers a range of TV show recommendations, from culinary competitions to thrilling mysteries, with a particular focus on new series premieres.
• Ryan Murphy's portrayal of the Menendez brothers in 'Monsters' receives mixed reactions, with the hosts debating its accuracy and impact.
• The episode explores the complexities of the Menendez case, including the abuse allegations and the potential for a new trial.
• The podcast offers a mix of humor and serious discussion, balancing entertainment news with deep dives into true crime stories.

Links referenced in this episode:

• i.will.vote
• vote.org

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It's been 20 years since LOST crashed onto our screens, and we're still obsessed. Fellow podcaster Brad Zipprich joins Susan, Kelly, and Cort as we revisit the show that left us all theorizing about polar bears, smoke monsters, and timey-wimey flashbacks. In this special episode, we dig into the legacy of LOST—from our favorite characters to the moments that made us cry, laugh, and scratch our heads.

💥 How did LOST change TV and fandom forever?

💥 Why did some of us binge it, while others... lost their way mid-season?

💥 What were your favorite WTF moments?

If you've ever wondered why a dog named Vincent was the island's true MVP or what the heck that finale really meant, this one's for you! So grab your Dharma jumpsuit, sit back, and relive the chaos with us.

Timestamps:

• 0:00 – Intro: Welcome back to the island (and podcasting origins!)
• 5:30 – Binge vs. slow watch: How LOST made us rethink TV
• 10:00 – Remembering the pilot: Polar bears, engine explosions, and first impressions
• 18:45 – Favorite characters: Jack, Sawyer, Hurley, and yes, even Mr. Eko
• 35:00 – The finale: Did we like it? Was it purgatory? Did Ben ever make it into the church?
• 45:00 – Clancy Brown shout-out! (Yes, Mr. Krabs was in LOST)
• 50:00 – Wrapping up: LOST’s 20-year legacy and shows that tried to emulate it

As always, send us your thoughts at geekgirlsoup@gmail.com, and don’t forget to share your favorite LOST moments with us!

Namaste, y'all. 🌴

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In this week’s episode of Geek Girl Soup, Susan, Kelly, and Cort dive headfirst into the never-ending enigma of time! We’re talking time travel, and it’s about time we got around to it. From classic films like "Timecop" to mind-bending gems like "Happy Death Day", we explore the ever-changing rules of bending space-time.

And speaking of rules, we’ve got the latest on *streaming wars*—Hulu price hikes, bundles that make us cringe (or cheer?), and Netflix stepping into the ad game. Is it worth your hard-earned dollars? We hash it out. Plus, a rundown of the Emmy wins, our take on where shows like "The Bear" belong, and why the rules of time (and genre) need some fixing!

Timestamps:

• 0:00 – Welcome back! We've got thoughts on Hulu, bundles, and why ads are ruining everything.
• 7:35 – Emmy Awards, "The Bear" controversy, and "Hacks" supremacy.
• 18:45 – Time travel: From "Timecop" to "Happy Death Day," we break down the loops and paradoxes.
• 34:00 – Our streaming recommendations: "Parallel," "The Commandant's Shadow," and "Rebel Ridge."
• 46:15 – Listener shout-outs and movie recs. What time travel stories should YOU check out?

As always, send us your thoughts, recs, and fan theories—whether they're about time travel or the latest streaming conundrum. GeekGirlSoup@gmail.com or @GeekGirlSoup on your socials. Don’t be shy, geek on!

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Geek on!