And Just Like That (We're Fighting)

It's episode 3 of the next chapter and the girls (and us) are going through it. We discuss Charlotte and Anthony as friendship goals, beg the question of whether Miranda and Steve are the Will and Grace revival we didn't ask for, and it's our biggest fight yet about Natasha: petty queen or goddess of setting boundaries. Oh and Dizzy Carrie is back. Take a listen!Follow us:Sam Bush, Instagram: @bravohistorianSam Bush, Twitter: @takeyourzoloftChris Lewis, Instagram: @clewis1219And don’t forget to check-out TheDipp.com to get access to all the pop culture takes and conversations you’ll ever need.

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