Summary: Beep & CC are joined by Meagan to discuss 1.13 “These Arms of Mine” & 2.01 “Year of the Monkey” 1.13 These Arms of Mine Fate vs. Free will Pour one out for Aaron Marker Cassie vs. Cole POV debate #1 Foreshadowing the Casserole emotional divide Easter eggs! Jennifer’s first performance Cassie, Jennifer, and... unicorns Olivia & Ramse Hello Dr. Elliott Jones! Green to red The idea of “home” Your one vs. my one Jones has zero f*cks to give Cassie vs. Cole POV debate #2 Ramse & the consequences of not being the protagonist A slightly enthusiastic celebration of an epic romantic moment Time travel as a heightened exploration of relationships There’s nothing more powerful than fate Welcome to the future, Dr. Railly 2.01 Year of the Monkey Season 2 gets right what so much of tv gets wrong A masterful slow burn romance An exceptional execution of a time jump A primary fairytale that begins at the end An epic start to an epic season Olivia’s crumbling faith Mr. Bates pulls one over on us We depend on mother nature and she depends on us Becoming a better man The bromance reconciles, for now Red Forest foreshadowing Grieving who we were only gets in the way of who we need to become Hello, Mantis! Cassie & the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day The Theodore Deacon guide to surviving the post apocalypse Chasing White Rabbits: 12 Monkeys & Alice in Wonderland Jennifer is tragically shackled by her adopted purpose Saving a life: a more hopeful take on post-apocalyptic drama The Jennifer & Cole mentorship ouroboros & choice Cassie vs. Cole POV Debate #3 Casserole is a rare exploration of what happens “after”
