Show Notes
"Should be banned from the airwaves!" We hope Sister Aloysius doesn't feel the same way about us as she does "Frosty the Snowman" because we have no doubt(s) about her, or Meryl's incredible performance in 'Doubt'. Join us(along with special guest and internet friend Chris Hanna!) for a full hour of discussion of the Oscar-nominated John Patrick Shanley film. Did Father Flynn do it? Is Sister Aloysius related to Miranda Priestley? How is Amy Adams not an Oscar winner yet? Will we ever stop missing Philip Seymour Hoffman? How will we ever be able to thank John Patrick Shanley for introducing Meryl and Viola? SO. MANY. QUESTIONS.
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