Hey kids, it's time to go back to school on this week's episode. First, we have a convo about sitcoms as social commentary, and we learn just how much TV Jordan has watched in his life. (Hint: It's embarrassingly high). Then we're talking all things Abbott Elementary. We talk about the fantastic new ABC sitcom and look at how it picks up where shows like The Office and Parks and Rec left off with it's documentary style. And we sing the praises of that killer cast, the brilliant writing, and show creator Quinta Brunson. Then after a new Stupid Quiz, we go back in time to our elementary school days, and give thanks (and a few no-thank-yous) to the teachers that shaped us into the dysfunctional queerdos we are today. As always, we end with ConsQUEERacies. Jordan has some theories about the intersection of Snatch Game and The Gilded Age, and Randy makes one up on the spot! The truth is here. The truth is queer. And she just came out to the whole school at assembly.
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