Hello, I'm Jules. Hello, I'm Sarah. And welcome. Welcome to a little bit of a special nibble of Jules and Sarah. Well, we both started talking about this and then we were like, we should just do a nibble on it. And we did mention it on the podcast last week. And it is Schitts Creek. Now, if you're not familiar, Schitt's Creek is a series. It's been on. It's been on and most people have watched it and finished it and just adored it.

But for whatever reason... familiar. Shits Creek is a series. It's been on. It's been on and most people have watched it

and finished it and just adored it. But for whatever reason, Jules and I have found it a little bit

later. It's all on Netflix. And it's about a family. It's a complete comedy. It's brilliant.

It's about a family who were very, very wealthy, lose the money.

This is no spoilers.

It happens within the first 10 seconds.

And they have to go and live in this tiny little sort of backwater town called Schitt's Creek, right?

Which it turns out that they own, right, because they bought it as a joke.

The thing that I will say is, and I'm really glad somebody said this to me, somebody said you've got to get through the first series. Like the first series- Oh my God, you need to just power through. It's quite shouty. Yeah, it just doesn't really know what it's doing. It doesn't really find its feet. Because I watched the first series and I was like, hmm, am I missing something? Everybody says this is amazing. But then I spoke to Charlotte and she was like, no, no, no, stick with it. And now we are, we're actually not that, there's six series, I think. And we are near, there is seven. We're nearly, we're only like pushing towards the end of series three. So we're really like we've got it all to come. Oh my god, Sarah,

you have you're not even a climax yet. Like you're closed, but you're not there. Like,

so we found Schitt's Creek and really got stuck in over Christmas and New Year. Sarah, I was bereft when it

finished. Like Dutch played me a song and I started crying because I was like, oh my God,

Ships Creeks finished.

Categorically, it's the best thing I've seen on TV since Sex and the City.

It massively affected me.

Like, I felt so inspired from that show to the point where I have messaged Daniel Levy three times and I've

deleted it because I'm like, oh no, what am I doing? And I delete it. And Dutch is like,

what are you doing? Message him. Because I love it when people message me and they say really

nice things. I'm like, I really want to message him to say I found it really inspiring.

But then I check him out and I delete it.

But I just think it is one of the most incredible gender-accepting, non-judgmental normalisation

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