Every time I look at you, I feel so completely disbandled.

Girls in the dark.

Topping, laughing, moving, fissing, fighting, fucking crying, drinking, squirting, judging, ranting, ranting, camping, laughing, moving, fisting, fighting, fucking crying, drinking, squirting,

judging, ranting, camping, writing, thinking, scheming.

This is the way, it's the way that we hear, it's the way that we live, it's the way that we

and I I'm Hi, I'm

And I'm

And this is to Ellen back.

And this is to Ellen back.

Come on, Chris, I had that one.

You threw it on purpose. You threw it. On purpose, you threw it. To Ellen back. Come on, Reese, I had that one. You threw it on purpose.

You threw it.

To Ellen Back is an auto-straddled podcast in which Reese and I will be discussing every episode of the L-word, the original L-word, which began airing in 2004.

We're going to do it one at a time, and we are going to do it spoiler-free. This week's episode is called Longing. It is directed by Lynn Stopkowich.

I have no idea who that is. And Angela Robinson wrote the episode, and we love Angela Robinson.

She's a great, like, director, writer. She worked on True Blood, on she made Debs. She's a great like director, writer. She worked on True Blood on she made

Debs. She's, wow. She's real cool and she writes some of the best episodes that the series has

ever seen. Well, this was a great fucking episode, so. Sure was. Isn't that weird?

I thought it was a good episode. Yeah. It's funny. It is funny to have

seen the entire series and then come back to the beginning because like as with probably most

series, your biggest memory is like the last thing you saw or like the bulk of what you

journeyed through. And so it's a surprise to come back through these first few and be like,

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