Did A Woman Direct This?

Don't Blame Me!

Sister Sign Productions

Comedy, Society & Culture, Relationships

4.7 • 3.4K Ratings

🗓️ 24 January 2023

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

See You Next Tuesday

Meghan and Melisa discuss the defining mark that a woman directed an action movie, then discuss Black Widow as well as Melisa getting free stuff, and Meghan suggesting they try Tabitha Brown's new Target line.

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0:00.0	No, don't you don't get to start every episode with some nasty ass mouth noises.
0:10.6	That was a wind.
0:12.5	That was during a blizzard.
0:16.6	Why is it?
0:17.9	There's so much juices in the bathroom.
0:20.8	Yeah, like there's werewolves in your blizzard.
0:27.0	Why is there whistling in yours?
0:28.9	It's for some reason the wind whistles in that Rudolph movie and that the only way we
0:34.2	already talked about this.
0:35.2	I know, the only way I know how to do wind noise.
0:38.2	Welcome to see you next Tuesday.
0:39.8	It's Tuesday and we're all content.
0:42.9	It's actually Tuesday when we're recording this as well.
0:46.2	Well, how fitting it all is.
0:48.3	Welcome, welcome, welcome.
0:51.4	I have a question for you.
0:53.8	Okay.
0:55.8	What makes you watch like when you're watching a specifically, I'm going to say a movie.
1:00.1	Could be a TV show as well, but when you're watching something, what makes you go?
1:05.8	Did a woman direct this?
1:09.0	A lot of times in male directed shows they'll show things like a butt for no reason of a woman
1:22.4	or a side of their body for no reason.
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