Hello hunks! This week we're taking a break from main season coverage to answer your questions. Before we get to those, though, we have a special guest: Joanna! Joanna is a big fan of the show, both the TV show and the podcast, and is one of our earliest fans. We chat with her about season 2, shipping, and why Sam sucks (lol j/k but really he does). After Joanna leaves, Chris and Jeremy tackle your questions, including several varieties of F**k/Marry/Kill, the best Sam haircut, and dreamboats. It's a great episode folks, but really, aren't they all?
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