Hello and welcome back to Doom coming. It's getting too easy.

I think you just hold the O until your voice cracks. That's what I've been noticing.

Yeah. Well, I'm just here to have a good time, Kristen. And that's part of it.

So today we're talking about season one episode six Saints, Saints plural as in when the go marching in.

This episode was written by Ashley Lyle Barton-Nickerson. You might remember them from every other episode. And also,

Shantel Wells. It was directed by someone whose surname is Woodruff and whose first name is either Bill or Billy. It's spelled B-I-L-L-E.

Depends on how you feel that day. This episode originally aired on December 19th, 2020-2021-21.

Lucky for you, Jenny, you're finally out of your least favorite time span between. Yes. Order has been restored.

Yes, I am now 41 and you remain at 40 congratulations.

Nice. This is the one where the girls tangle with the birds and the bees navigating love, lust, and DIY surgery.

In the present blackmail bunnies and an icy reunion, Misty prepares for a house guest.

Kristen Yikes! Yes, as they said in the 90s, Yikes stripes fruit striped gum. Wow!

I forgot. Whenever I hear the word Yikes, it's truly what I think of. So that's where I live.

So what's this episode about besides what you just said? Well, so you know, we like to find a character.

Last episode, we didn't find a character unless you went with Jenny's choice of triangle buddy.

You didn't see my original note right now in the show notes. It says Lottie, Salvation, but the first draft of that was Lottie and Jesus.

Which is like, you know, potato patato. Exactly. But I think, you know, it's funny because the episodes are getting more, there's more connective tissue between the past and the present as we move forward.

And so, and the formatting is not consistent, right? Which I think is a mark of a quality show, like a quality writing, you know, that they're not like.

And then every episode, we will do it like this. And so it feels like it's Lottie in that we get baby Lottie.

Get again. How many feet do we have in our mouths at this point from that first episode that we take? So many feet.

So many feet. But it's like, you know, we, there, it is Lottie, but we don't get it's not all Lottie. It's like we get baby Lottie. We get a lot.

We get a lot of Lottie. And we also, but we also get a ton of other characters and their plot lines. So, you know, I call it Lottie, but it's a little different than when like our focus was tie in episode three.

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