Hi, I'm Rachel Hampton, and I'm Candace Lemme, and you're listening to ICYMI.

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Slates podcast about internet culture, and would you say this week was momentous, Rachel,

because this week, it fell on the most important date of the Gregorian calendar?

Are you talking about National Boyfriend Day, or maybe National Chilima?

Maybe the day that the I Carly Rewboot got canceled?

Close.

Very close.

I am talking about October 3rd, the day onto which Aaron Samuels asked Katie Heron, what

days it in the movie, Mean Girls.

Now Rachel, I actually don't think I've ever asked you this.

Was Mean Girls like a big part of your film cannon, like do you watch it every year or

anything like that?

I feel like if you are of a certain generation, Mean Girls was just kind of a pivotal text.

I feel like it is the kind of quotable text that's super bad is for a certain generation

of men.

I cannot count the amount of time I've seen Mean Girls, because it's also one of those

movies that's constantly rerunning on people.

All to say, I could probably quote most of this movie if you asked me to, so I would say

it's a big part of my film cannon, despite my general distaste for Tina Fey.

But October 3rd does seem to be a big rewatch date for a lot of people.

In fact, did you see that Paramount uploaded the whole movie like the entire like 90 minutes

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