It's time to correct some bad behavior
on this week's episode of The Lettuce Podcast. Charlotte and Laura
discuss the film Secretary
and all of the elements of this sexy-strange film. In addition to
character study, the hosts chat about the portrayal of the BDSM
community in the film, what makes the film controversial, and compare
Secretary to its
modern sibling 50 Shades of Grey.
Charlotte expresses her sadness over the tragic character Peter and
the sad treatment he receives from Lee. Laura confesses her thoughts
about the film's connections between BDSM and mental illness. The
hosts both inspect the controversial subject matter and wonder if the
film would have been considered scandalous in current times. They
also praise the acting performances of Maggie Gyllenhaal and James
Spader. What makes Secretary
both a good and bad movie? Where exactly did Lee and Peter go on
their first date? And shouldn't workplace romances be avoided at all
costs? All these questions and more are answered on this week's
episode of The Lettuce Podcast!
The
ratings segment delivers the lowest rating for a topic in TLP history
– listen to find out the fate of Secretary.
For Fun & Games, Charlotte and Laura discover their potential as
secretaries by taking a quiz from the 1950's. They also play the
dirtiest game of Alphabet Sentence to date!
This week's podtail was a glass of red wine - inspired by Lee and Peter's date at the laundromat-arcade-restaurant.
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Don't forget to join us next week for The Lettuce Beets. On the next topic episode of The Lettuce Podcast, Laura and Charlotte go on another mission with 007 in The Spy Who Loved Me!
Until then,
Arugulater!
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