3.5 And That's How the Television Rolls

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One Sarah self-soothes with nostalgia, one Sarah self-soothes with other folks’ problems, and both Sarahs have never watched a movie. // Patreon: www.patreon.com/cinemarollspod MERCH!!! www.teespring.com/shops/cinemarollspod Twitter: @cinemarollspod Email: [email protected] Letterboxd: Sarah Handloser // Sarah de Rueda Buzzfeed Quiz: https://www.buzzfeed.com/paige00/what-tv-show-do-you-belong-in-fwki599jz

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