Cynthia “EG’T” Nixon

Inertias, get your chocolate cake out of the trash and put your vibrator back in your side drawer where it belongs ‘cause we’re celebrating THE red-headed icon herself on the pod this week! Our Miss Thing is a capital-A Actress, an EG’T (Emmy, Grammy, and Tony winner), ANDDDD Miranda Hobbes herself — CYNTHIA NIXON!!! In this ep, Greg looks back on the time his mom met Rosie O’Donnell and their chemistry was so electric that Rosie almost became his new stepmom (in his mind) while Tim remembers the time he bait and switched his junior class into electing him President of National Honor Society. Other highlights include: Greg pitching a new theme for the Bee Movie, Tim being so extra credit, Greg doing his best Gal Gadot and Steve Brady impressions, and Tim announcing that romcoms are officially back. They then discuss Phone-a-than Calling, The Traitors season 4 cast announcement, and the people speculating over Anne Frank’s sexuality. They also play a round of “Gay Name or Straight Name: Love Island Edition” and ask life-changing questions like, “Is there a more terrifying phone call to make than the one to find out if you have Jury Duty?”, “Has your high school found you?” and “Does Taylor Swift have Peacock?” So Gay Matts, stop bi-vestigating and go on a sonic journey that will leave you feeling like you’re in The Gilded Age. Oh, and never forget that when people tell you who they are… BIB-lieve them! BONK!!!!!Watch the full episode on our YouTube and follow below!Show Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/missthingthepod Show Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@missthingthepod Greg: https://www.instagram.com/gregtrimmer/Tim: https://www.instagram.com/tim_zientek/Miss Thing with Greg & Tim is created, executive produced, and hosted by Greg Trimmer and Tim Zientek. Produced and edited by Benji Simons. Cover art was created by Claude Zeins.Like the show? Subscribe and rate Miss Thing on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and leave a (glowing) review. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.