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Aug 18, 2023 1 hr 33 min

"The Last Supper" Part One: Appetizer

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And Just Like That...we're almost done, but before we leave this parallel universe we have to break down (and breakdown) Steve's new hot dogs and clams restaurant. We also discuss the exit of Stanford Blatch, the supremacy of Nicole Ari Parker's acting versus the writing, the continued Ls being handed to Miranda Hobbes, the joy of drunk Charlotte, and the utter terror of Aidan Shaw-Carrie Bradshaw. Take a listen! To support Shortcomings, join us on Patreon at patreon.com/shortcomingspodcast. You can have access to bonus episodes, zoom calls, a newsletter, and support this content.

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