Mike here, Quicknote.

If you enjoy listening to Elisa and I break down episodes and films on this podcast,

you should know we have an entirely separate podcast through Patreon.

There we break down New York City-based rom-coms like When Harry Met Sally,

you've got mail, hitch, train wreck, bros, and many more to come.

I think that we should yell at children more often.

Not parents, parents be nice to your kids, but the rest of us should sometimes take children

out to task a little. I never yelled at a child, but I did have an arch nemesis who was like eight years old.

Like, here you talk about it, I'm like, well, then why would they do all that for just that moment?

But then you think about it, and if they didn't, it would look like the movies I made in high school with my friends.

We're really, really concerned about the bottom line of bros.

I really am.

I feel like we've already found ways they could have saved money on the budget.

Right.

If they just would have asked us about it.

For $4 a month, you get three to four episodes monthly covering a rom-com

and we're doing some fun bonus content as well.

You can find us on the Patreon app by searching we couldn't help but wonder or through our website we couldn't help but wonder.com. Hope you join us there. Okay well welcome to episode two of we couldn't

help but wonder. I'm Mike Jensen. I'm Elise Castle. So this week we are talking about the episode

Models and Mortals. This episode debuted on June 6th, 1998, which is the same date that the pilot debuted.

So we had a two-part premiere for this guy.

The director was Allison McLean, and the writer was Darren Starr, who also wrote the pilot, the main producer.

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