This week, the sisters are stuck in the psychedelic past, talking lady-led workplace sitcoms and equally solid spin-offs, a sinister-seeming sweepstakes to tour a slightly quirkier workplace, and the seventh heaven that is, um, "pioneer" life in the 1930s. With snacks.
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