Podcast Episode Summary: MTGM EXTRA! "Last night, I had a dream..."
Podcast Information:
- Title: My Therapist Ghosted Me
- Hosts: Vogue Williams & Joanne McNally
- Description: Join Vogue Williams & Joanne McNally for a weekly chat with 100% honesty guaranteed.
Episode Details:
- Episode Title: MTGM EXTRA! "Last night, I had a dream..."
- Release Date: July 30, 2025
1. Introduction and Holiday Banter (00:02 – 01:17)
The episode kicks off with light-hearted banter among the hosts: Jerome McNally, Vogue Williams, and their occasional guest, Joe. They humorously discuss Joe's holiday habits and paternity leave, setting a relaxed and jovial tone for the episode.
Notable Quote:
- Jerome McNally (00:30): "In fairness, it's a lot of paternity time, Joe. Don't think we have enough."
- Vogue Williams (00:38): "Yeah."
2. Lena Dunham's New Show: "Too Much with Meg's Daughter" (01:17 – 07:03)
The hosts delve into a critical discussion about Lena Dunham’s latest show, "Too Much with Meg's Daughter." Jerome expresses his deep admiration for Dunham but voices his disappointment with the new series, feeling it doesn't capture the essence of her previous work.
Key Points:
- Admiration vs. Critique: Despite being a fan of Lena Dunham, Jerome finds the new show underwhelming.
- Expectations vs. Reality: Both hosts expected more from the series, particularly in maintaining the tension and depth characteristic of Dunham’s work.
- Speculations on Decline: They speculate whether Dunham’s recent personal journeys and changes have influenced the show’s quality.
Notable Quotes:
- Jerome McNally (01:28): "I genuinely thought this was going to... it's just not grabbing me in the way Lena Dunham's work usually grabs me."
- Vogue Williams (03:03): "I watched the first episode and I just was like, I nearly didn't get through the first episode. It was not a great show at all."
3. TV Show Reviewing and Personal Opinions (07:03 – 09:21)
Transitioning from Lena’s show, the conversation shifts to the nature of reviewing television series. The hosts discuss the challenges of maintaining unbiased opinions and the impact of personal preferences on reviews.
Key Points:
- Balanced Reviews: Emphasis on providing fair critiques without letting personal biases overshadow the review.
- Pop Culture References: They mention expectations from platforms like Netflix and the pressures faced by creators to deliver hits.
- Comparison with Other Shows: References to "Hacks" as a comforting show, likening it to the enduring appeal of "Friends."
Notable Quotes:
- Jerome McNally (08:11): "I think a review should be kind of a balanced take on. Because you can't remove your own bias as well."
- Vogue Williams (08:41): "But don't Adam Sandler movies always get really, really badly reviewed and they're an easy watch and they might not be groundbreaking."
4. Personal Anecdotes: Crosswords and Running (09:21 – 14:57)
The hosts share personal stories about hobbies and daily routines, including crosswords and running. Vogue humorously discusses her running partner, Span, and their dynamic during workouts.
Key Points:
- Hobbies and Preferences: Discussion about enjoying easy-watching shows versus engaging in activities like crosswords.
- Running Stories: Vogue recounts an amusing incident where her running partner, Span, creates loops to keep up with her pace.
Notable Quotes:
- Vogue Williams (09:06): "I always buy the Times on a Sunday. But like, if I'm really honest, I mainly buy it for Style magazine and I just read Style."
- Vogue Williams (14:28): "He's looping like so he's doing a loop around me to make his run longer cuz I'm going so slow."
5. Dream Analysis: Vogue’s Dream About Tommy Tiernan (14:57 – 19:02)
A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to Vogue sharing a vivid and unsettling dream she had about the comedian Tommy Tiernan. She seeks insights and interpretations from her co-hosts regarding the meaning and repercussions of such dreams.
Key Points:
- Dream Details: Vogue describes a passionate and disturbing dream where Tommy Tiernan's tongue was "jammed down her throat," leaving her confused and uneasy upon waking.
- Impact on Reality: She expresses concern about how the dream affects her perception of Tommy, whom she admires.
- Hosts’ Reactions: Jerome and Joe engage humorously, speculating on the nature of dreams and their meanings, while maintaining a supportive tone.
Notable Quotes:
- Vogue Williams (15:12): "Last night I had a dream and I'm worried about the repercussions. The dream was about Tommy turning."
- Jerome McNally (16:23): "Tommy just chose to visit you that night like the baby Jesus."
- Vogue Williams (17:23): "I woke up feeling hot and bothered and confused. I feel like I can't look at Tommy the same way ever again."
6. Closing Remarks and Announcements (19:02 – End)
The episode wraps up with light-hearted remarks about Tommy Tiernan's tour dates and ticket availability, blending promotional content seamlessly into the conversation.
Key Points:
- Tour Information: Announcement of Tommy Tiernan's upcoming shows in London and Dublin.
- Friendly Jokes: The hosts end on a humorous note, maintaining the episode's engaging and candid atmosphere.
Notable Quotes:
- Jerome McNally (19:02): "Tommy just chose to visit you that night like the baby Jesus. And you just got lucky. And he may never visit you again."
Conclusion
In this episode of "My Therapist Ghosted Me," Vogue Williams and Joanne McNally navigate through a blend of critical media analysis, personal anecdotes, and light-hearted humor. From dissecting Lena Dunham’s latest show to exploring the intricacies of personal dreams, the hosts offer unfiltered and honest conversations that resonate with listeners seeking both insight and entertainment. Noteworthy for its candid discussions and relatable content, this episode exemplifies the podcast’s commitment to 100% honesty and genuine dialogue.
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