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Nov 17, 2021 1 hr 1 min

S2 E6: The Cheating Curve

from Shortcomings

Sam and Chris take on Thor and his obsession with grooming women, but first they discuss Carrie’s new love interest. Spoiler alert: he’s giving CBS half hour comedy. And they couldn’t help but wonder...would they give up their housewives for a man? Is Charlotte enjoying the company of women or intruding on a safe queer space? And is Samantha the ultimate real one? We’ll be back next week recapping season 2, episode 7, The Chicken Dance. Until then, you can rate and review us wherever you listen. Follow us: Sam Bush, Instagram: @bravohistorian Sam Bush, Twitter: @takeyourzoloft Chris Lewis, Instagram: @clewis1219 And 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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