“Even if you know it’s over, it’s hard because it’s… it’s another person!”- Molly Corum https://theatrecpt.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/sns3-end.mp3For season three, we are starting at the end! This episode explores the difficulty of ending things, from long running television shows to Tinder relationships.Appetizer: Don’t Have A Bow, ManAndrew and Matt Schott were raised on The Simpsons. As the show moves deeper into it’s twilight years, our duo explores the possible ways the show might end.Ian’s CarFirst Course: Car TroublesIan Crawford went through a lot of cars growing up. When faced with the potential end of his last car, Ian tries everything to fix a bad situation, but only gets deeper into it.(Starts at Second Course: We’ll Always Have NovemberOnline dating expert Dylan James Amick gives his thoughts on how to call it quits with an online match, then perennial quitting-avoider Molly Corum recounts a recent Tinder relationship that she let go on for far too long(Starts at Toast:Andrew avoids trying to end things in an episode about endings(Starts at HelloFresh Meal ExpectationsProduced by Executive Director Julia Katz, Podcast Production Manager Chelsea Rugg, and Podcast Head Honcho Andrew Terrance KaberlineHosted, Written, and Edited byAndrew Terrance KaberlineThe Reality of CookingToday’s episode featured Matthew Schott, Ian Crawford, Dylan James Amick, Chelsea Rugg, and Molly CorumSubscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunesThe opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Michael GugliottiWANT MORE FROM CRITICAL POINT THEATRE?OF COURSE YOU DO!SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCASTS ON ITUNES. VISIT OUR WEBSITE. DONATE TO OUR WORK