Greetings and salutations and welcome to This Ends at Prom.

A coming of age podcast highlighting cinema about or marketed towards teen girls.

I'm one of your hosts, BJ Calangelo, and I'm joined by my wife.

Harmony Calangelo, a trans woman who grew up watching none of these movies.

Is today's movie a Queen Bee?

Or are we killing the teen dream?

Get in loser.

We're analyzing the movies.

People make fun of us for loving.

I don't want to be your merch, girl.

I want to be your goddamn idol.

And I don't want to have to work twice as hard

for the same motherfucking title

but I

realize

that I

probably won't

be so lucky.

I've got away.

You know, that's not honestly that bad of a Nixon.

Thank you. I tried really hard on that. I think you can only do it because it is the morning. If it was later in the day, you wouldn't be able to get the wrong. I know. It's just early enough that my tongue is still a little swollen from sleeping with my mouth open. Yeah. Okay. I was not sure Dan Hadea could do a Nixon voice because it doesn't seem like it's in him. He's got it. He's got it. Yeah. Dan Hadea can absolutely do a Nixon. Dare I say, my favorite Nixon. Over Futurama? Yeah, I mean, that's a fine Nixon. It is a fine Nixon. That Nixon might have overstayed his welcome a little bit. You know what? That's a good point. Aru. Arro.

Prom party.

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