The Last Supper Part Two: Entrée
from Shortcomings
And Just Like That...we did it! We've made it to the end of s2 of our favorite-least favorite show. But before we get into that, we discuss new RHONY and the state of the streaming wars. Then we get into it all--the return of Samantha Jones (was it all worth it?), the reconciliation of Steve and Miranda, the continued winning of Kristin Davis, and the idea of leaving someone your bras. Oh and the wild proposal made by Country Lurch himself. To support the podcast, join us over at patreon.com/shortcomingspodcast
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