In the We Really Like Her! / What About Meryl? crossover event you’ve been waiting for,
Emily and Danita are joined by Stephanie and Candis, two dynamic women and ‘Mamma Mia’ superfans, to talk about ‘Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again’! Come for the celebration of Cher’s glitter eyeshadow and real talk about Meryl’s limited role, stay for the women following their dreams and the power of female friendship.

Produced by Emily Gagne and Danita Steinberg. Edited by Sonya Suraci. Theme music by Emily Milling.

We saved the best for last! Yes, it's finally time to talk about Emily's favourite film, 2009 Nancy Meyers opus 'It's Complicated'.

Prepare for a final episode full of shocking revelations as Danita reveals her true feelings about Jane and Jake Adler and their meddling kids, and Emily gushes over Steve Martin and warm chocolate croissants. And stay tuned until the end of the episode for some general reflections, including Danita and Emily's fave What About Meryl? memories and what's next for the podcast!

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It's been a while since we've last recorded but as our finale looms, we take a look at the 2003 miniseries 'Angels in America'. We talk about Meryl's many roles in the series from rabbi to ghost mother, how much Al Pacino loves 'A Cry in the Dark', Mary Louise Parker and how this isn't our favourite Emma Thompson role despite her angelic persona. We also talk about some Meryl news involving Mamma Mia 2 and a somewhat 'Silkwood' reunion! Get ready for our finale with 'It's Complicated' next week!

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As we're winding down, we're tackling another serious role for Meryl with 1998's 'One True Thing'. From the 'timeless mom' look Streep brings, Renee Zellweger reminding us how good of an actress she is, to William Hurt being good (but actually bad.) Tune in next week for Angels in America!

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Here we go again! This week, we tackle 2008's summer smash 'Mamma Mia!' So much singing and dancing that neither of us is saying SOS. We talk Meryl's singing, Pierce Brosnan wanting to work with 'drama school crushes' and Danita identifying with Julie Walters and being okay with ending up with Stellan Skarsgård.

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We're back! And with what might be Meryl's worst movie ... ever? Listen on for our thoughts on 2005's 'Prime', which co-stars Uma Thurman and an especially adorable member of the Streep-Gummer clan.

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It's time to go back to school with 2014's 'The Giver'! We talk about the book Emily read (and hated!)as a child, that Taylor Swift cameo, tarnished Jonas brothers memories, and a whole lot more.

Apologies for the quiet audio in this week's episode but we're looking into the problems. We'll be off for two weeks and return with 'Prime'!

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We're back in the '80s again this week with 'A Cry in the Dark'!

Did the dingo really eat Lindy Chamberlain's baby? Or did it GET her baby? We discuss this and more as we dissect what may be one of Meryl's most underrated (and best?) performances.

(Be advised, there's some audio feedback in the background this week! We apologize in advance for any issues this causes.)

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This week, Johanna Schneller, host of CBC's 'The Filmmakers', returns to discuss another one of her favourites, 1986's 'Heartburn'.

Based on the novel by Nora Ephron, this movie stars Meryl and Jack Nicholson. We discuss their on-screen relationship, as well Johanna's history with the film, including living on the Upper East Side of New York and seeing where they filmed it. And just wait until you hear Emily's opinions on brunette Meryl and Danita's take on whether or not Jack is charming. Also, that Carly Simon song is A JAM.

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On the latest What About Bobby? .... er, What About Meryl? ... we talk about 1984's 'Falling in Love'! Is it as delightful as the VHS copy currently sitting in Emily's apartment? Yes and no. But just look at Robert De Niro in those pants! And those shots of New York! And Meryl in cute outfits! And ... a chicken playing tic-tac-toe??

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Are you ready to follow us into the woods (INTO THE WOODS!)?

This week, Meryl's a witchy woman, stealing both scenes and princesses. But does her performance cast enough of a spell to make us like a movie co-starring an especially creepy Johnny Depp?

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