[PREVIEW] 🎙🧚‍♀️ #100 - Titanic

100 EPISODES! 🎉🎊🥳 Have we really wasted this much time? It sounds like something we'd do. And what better film to blabber through in celebration of reaching syndication than the third-highest-grossing film of all time (adjusted for inflation) - TITANIC! Apparently one of the most incredible true stories in history wasn't incredible enough for James Cameron, who thought a whirlwind, forbidden romance and a priceless lost treasure that have both remained secret for 84 years would be the cherries on top. And boy was he right! When the ship hits the phantom iceberg, you want a cinematic wunderkind like Jimbo at the helm to steer you into an ocean of box office riches. ( 100 episodes is a nice round number, but fear not! The Fairy will go on... [sorry that was meant to be "fear a lot"] ) Discussed in this episode: The impossible argument of whether or not it's more impressive to win every category your nominated in or to win the same number but be nominated in MORE categories. Rose's complete erasure of the pre-cucked husband she presumably lived with for decades It's a-me, Fabrizio! The official Titanic door-opener, whose duties extend into the afterlife Leo's predilection for younger partners The 1912 twink haircut, resurgent Kate Winslet's digitally-unmanipulated breasts Rose using Jack's sketch to taunt her fiancée, not to cherish as a treasured memento of the most "erotic moment of her life". Our various strategies to survive the sinking The harsh reality of the steerage passengers who chose to face their doom prostrate in their beds First Officer Murdoch's descendants sending James Cameron to the principal's office for depicting what is still Murdoch's most probable fate The most thank-god-they-cut-that Deleted Scene in cinema history James Horner's precognitive musical superpowers that helped him win the soundtrack lottery "Come Josephine In My Flying Machine" rocking the 1910 airwaves (if you want to sync it up to the film, we hit PLAY @ 5:37)