The primary storyline is building speed as Will is becoming unhinged, Dr Chilton and Dr Gideon are back, and there is no killer of the week. Ahhh. Take it in. Then stick around for a crazy discussion of our HannibalLand Theme Park idea.   And if you, for fun, wanted to buy a shirt for [...]

We’re so excited to find an episode where the KOW (Killer of the Week) actually feels essential to the episode in perhaps the scariest episode of the entire series. We also invent a hashtag to describe Jack Crawford’s interaction with Will: #angricerned. We get a bit silly and sidetracked with serial killer statistics, American Psycho, [...]

Few things are better than really great sex. Unfortunately while sometimes you have the best sex, it doesn’t always work out that way. In this episode, Ashley and Katie share the stories of some of the best (and worst) sex they’ve ever had, and what can make or break an encounter.

We completely dismiss the KOW (Killer of the week) as pointless, despite an amazing tableau in the totem pole and the presence of Lance Henriksen. We also debate the ethics of good and evil in a really great episode of Hannibal.

Squirting seems to be the holy grail for many G-spot enthusiasts. Katie and Ashley unpack why we’re so focused on squirting (and orgasms in general) and share their experiences in learning to love their G-spots.

Our episode about dueling killers is thrown into a bit of relief after the fabulousness of our Sorbet course last week. There’s a lot to enjoy here as will begins auditory hallucinations. A romance between Alana and Will is shoehorned into the script. And that whole Franklin problem is taken care of. We like the [...]

The key question, is it better to know more or less about our villains is a key discussion tonight as we revel in our favorite episode of the series thus far. Chock full of guest stars, humor, brilliant dialog, and shocking food preparation, we dig in deep to this wonderful episode.

“Am I enough?” is a question we all ask ourselves at one point or another as we deal with sexual shame, insecurity, and body confidence. Katie puts on her psych hat, Ashley shares her love of Brene Brown, and both get vulnerable about their insecurities.

In a conceptually awesome episode, we meet Anthony Hopkins AS Hannibal Lecter simulacrum Dr Abel Gideon played by the awesome Eddie Izzard. I defend my love of Dr Frederic Chilton to Ophilia. We also get a Clarice Starling proxy. There’s a lot to like about this episode, unfortunately it’s marred by poor writing, poor CGI, [...]

Personal pleasure is our prime focus in this episode! Katie and Ashley have wildly different tastes in sex toys and masturbation styles, but one thing they have in common is their goal – enjoying every single moment! Ashley also goes on an evangelical mission to spread the good news about lube.

The first killer of the week that intrigues us also leads to the most implausible and hacky ending we’ve yet seen, but an entirely metaphorical killer plot introduces so many new and interesting threads.

In this difficult to pronounce episode, we finally stray from our scene by scene deconstruction in an attempt at brevity, and wind up with almost twice as much content. We disparage the KOW (Killer of the Week) but praise the familial theme of the episode as well as guest star Molly Shannon.

Are you mystified by phone sex? Do you find dirty talk intimidating? You’re not alone! Katie shares her fears about getting vocal and Ashley offers some insights based on her experience as a professional phone sex operator. Read A Feminist’s Guide to Phone Sex here!

We return stylistically to the first episode, with returning director David Slade, and spend the entire episode with Abigail Hobbes, resolving her feelings (and possible connection to) her father’s murders.

Katie and Ashley share their origin story and discuss how two people can become friends even in the most unlikely of circumstances. Luckily, this reality show scenario has a happy ending!

We gripe about the “killer of the week” CSI aspects of this episode, while praising the dialog exchanges developing between our main characters.

We launch, headlong, into the breach and discuss our first encounters with Hannibal Lecter, and then take on the first episode of NBC’s Hannibal.

Obligatory introductory sentence about how long it’s been goes here!  Well Gavin is back in this mini-ep to tell you about what’s been going on in his love life, his happiness level, his long distance relationships, and his search for the ‘Face of Polyamory’.