Hello and welcome to the Psych Legal Pop podcast. This is a podcast where we talk about popular culture

through the lens of an attorney and a therapist. I'm Brooke Brigham and I'm the attorney.

And I'm Tess Brigham. I'm the therapist. So today we are talking about extreme sisters.

This is season two.

We're going to do episodes four and five.

And I have to say overall, I was a little disappointed over these two episodes.

Because I feel like once you get introduced and you see the crazy, the initial crazy, then you get into the day-to-day life.

And it's like that interesting.

Yeah.

And a lot of these things are just set up, like especially with Anna and Lucy.

Yes.

They're just made up, set up things.

And but I, and that's the thing, Anna and Lucy, you know they have so many

interesting things in their life. If we could just watch them live their lives. Yeah, yeah.

Instead of doing this thing with the baby dolls and stuff, you know it would be entertaining just

to watch and see what they go through in a day. Yeah. Like what would be wrong with that?

No, that would be great. I know. I think the producers think that we have to have, right? Producers always feel like we have to have something that maybe we don't necessarily need to have. Yeah, like a story. Yeah. But once you break some of these things down, it's just like, I just feel like in the two episodes, it was a lot of Randy and Jordan. They are the most boring. And while there was a proposal and some exciting

things happening, it was, well, we'll get into it when we get there. Let's start with Anna and Lucy.

Okay. So we leave off. They're still at the dentist office.

This is like the third episode in a row.

Yeah.

They've been at the dentist.

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