This week, Jenn is a little sad that it's the end of South of Nowhere.

Dee helps her pull it together enough that they can talk about how poorly written the finale was and why Carmen was making herself so at home in Ashley and Kyla's apartment. Overall, it was a shoddy ending to a great show, and Jenn and Dee aren't afraid to express it.

Check back in January for new episodes of Jenn and Dee recapping the last season of The L Word. Until then, watch previous episodes of Come With Me If You Want To Live here.

This week, Jenn and Dee want to know how Aidan can survive a motorcycle crash and still have his hair perfectly coifed. Also, does his family just not care about him? Why is he always at the Carlins'?

They also discuss Kyla's poor fashion sense throughout the entire episode, and how Carmen totally screwed up her chances by shoving Spencer last season. Bad move!

Stay tuned for a new episode of Come With Me next week, and watch previous episodes here.

This week, Jenn and Dee recap the episode "Past, Present and Future." Jenn talks about how much she loves Chelsea's lisp, and why she needs to be acting like a "grown ass woman" when it comes to choosing between Glen and Sean.

Dee thinks it's weird that Spencer is suddenly pushing her camera in everyone's faces. Does the documentary filmmaker storyline work, or does it make Spencer seem annoying to her friends and family?

Stay tuned for a new episode of Come With Me next week, and watch previous episodes here.

This week, Jenn and Dee answer questions from viewers on how they felt about the election and the passing of Prop. 8. They have a lot to say on both topics.

Also, what's going on with the relationships on South of Nowhere: Will Ashley and Kala be friendly sisters again? And why is Aiden suddenly so interested in hanging around?

Stay tuned for a new episode of Come With Me next week, and watch previous episodes here.

Jenn is pouting because Jonica was prominently featured on this past week's South of Nowhere episode. She thinks Jonica's lines are corny and the girl is "tired."

Both Jenn and Dee think it's also suspicious that Lily is acting like Spencer's friend, but asking a lot of questions. Is she really just trying to get in good so she can know the gossip about the Davies sisters?

Stay tuned for a new episode of Come With Me next week, and watch previous episodes here.

On this special edition of CWMIYWTL, Jenn and Dee are talking about Black Gay Pride in Atlanta with their friend, Troy.

Find out why they think they should be put on the "lame list."

Look for a new episode of Come With Me on Friday (recapping SON), and watch previous episodes here.

This week, Jenn and Dee debate the touching and kissing of Spencer and Ashley. Is it believable? Do you ever kiss a girl by placing your hands on her hips first? They argue we should be happy they are kissing at all.

Also, they want to know who Kayla's fans are. She keeps talking about them on the show, but who are they, really?

Stay tuned for a new episode of Come With Me next week, and watch previous episodes here.

This week, Jenn and Dee are celebrating Spencer's 18 birthday. She's finally legal — which leads to a discussion of who is hotter: Spencer or Ashley?

Things get heated, but luckily, they are able to come to an agreement.

Stay tuned for a new episode of Come With Me next week, and watch previous episodes here.

Jenn and Dee recap the first episode of the second half of the third and final season of South of Nowhere.

Between pondering the Spashley relationship, bemoaning Kyla's singing skills, and wondering why The L Word's Kate French is kissing on Aiden, they break up dog fights and show some footage from their trip to Memphis with the 3Way gang.

Stay tuned for a new episode of Come With Me next week, and watch previous episodes here.

After a summer apart, Jenn and Dee are back together and joined by their friend Troy in this very random and funny vlog episode about how they each spent the summer, and what they're doing now.

In addition to catching you up on their lives, the episode includes new dances moves, an explanation of the phrase "the dirty South," and general mayhem.

Next week, Jen and Dee will start vlogging the last episodes of South of Nowhere. Stay tuned!

While Dee is out of town for the summer, Jenn and her pal Troy took to the streets of Atlanta for a special Pride episode of Come With Me If You Want To Live.

Together they share stories and photos of this year's events, with lots of tangents along the way!

Make sure to check back in September when regular episodes of CWMIYWTL return with both Jenn and Dee.

In their latest review of Bravo's lesbian reality series, Jenn and Dee take Erika to task for her self-image; Renessa for pretending she didn't have a good time on the lesbian cruise; and Tyra for running on CP time.

But nevermind Work Out — that's not why you're really watching this vlog, anyway, is it? They also talk more about Christianity, Troy's popularity, the problem with piccolos, and the gay slang phrase of the week: "the ho stroll."

Jenn's best friend Troy joins her and Dee in reviewing this episode of Work Out, which features more lesbian drama on a boat.

Jenn and Dee also answer viewer questions, including whether they liked high school, if they're out to their parents, their religious views, and what they think of labels.

And in case you forgot that Jenn and Dee (and Troy) are band geeks at heart, they do some marching band trash-talk at the end of the episode, and Jenn and Dee get into a fight over whose musical instrument is more important.

Special shout-out to TalkingGuineaPig (aka Zoe) for creating Come With Me's awesome new intro, and to Kayla Jones for the new graphics!

Jenn and Dee call out Jackie for kissing on her employees, Rebecca for trying on bikinis, and Briana for not knowing her girlfriend was going on a lesbian cruise.

They also go on tangents about piercings, Maeve Quinlan in a white dress, and the term "the children" (this week's gay slang).

The cat makes a plea at the end for a Come With Me If You Want to Live banner, but the cat doesn't know that our wonderful graphic designer Kayla Jones is already working on one for Jenn and Dee — look for that next week.

In their first Work Out episode of Come With Me If You Want to Live, Jenn and Dee critique the new trainers on an attractiveness scale, question the workplace boundaries (or lack thereof) at Sky Spa, and explain why all the trainers should be fired.

Plus, what do Dawn Denbo and Jackie Warner have in common? Press play and find out!

If you missed it, watch Jenn and Dee's vlog about their experience as Dinah Shore virgins.