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.

In this very special episode of Come With Me If You Want to Live, our Southern vloggers Jenn and Dee walk you through their first time at the annual lesbian spring break known as Dinah Shore Weekend, as they share their stories, photos and footage from the event.

When they weren't getting lost racing from event to event and marveling at all the lesbians, they were cooking burgers with Karman and me (okay, they cooked while I fired questions at them), chatting with Jackie Jones about doing stand-up, pillow-fighting on Brunch with Bridget, dancing with Cathy DeBuono, getting smack talk from Elizabeth Keener, and dishing with Jill Bennett about the Dinah fashion show. They were almost busier than I was over the weekend!

If you've never been to Dinah, this is a great way to experience it through the eyes of "Dinah virgins." If you're a veteran of the event, it's a fun — and much less tiring! — way to re-live it.

Look for Jenn and Dee's first Work Out vlog later this week.

Bridget's coming at you from Dinah Shore this week, where she invites fellow AfterEllen.com vloggers Jenn and Dee (Come With Me If You Want to Live) to join her in bed for brunch.

In addition to talking about Dinah, Jenn and Dee describe their first kisses, and Jenn explains why she always wanted to slap people be a mortician.

Bridget, meanwhile, explains how she earned the "Dinah Ho" t-shirt she's wearing (hint: it involves "ballet" dancing on a cube), and Bridget and Dee discover their paths crossed many years before — proving that all lesbians really do know each other!

Look for Jenn and Dee's special Dinah-themed episode of Come With Me if You Want to Live later this week, and their vlog recaps of Work Out beginning shortly after that.

Dee and Jenn are back and rambling again! Since T:SCC is over for the season, this episode of Come With Me If You Want To Live covers their experiences with school, love, crushes and being in the closet.

There's a new Gay Slang word of the day and don't forget to visit savespashley.com.

Dee and Jenn review the season finale of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, and ponder whether it was the series finale.

Jenn also talks about her rapper days, and Dee's dogs join in the fun at the end.

Due to technical difficulties, their vlog was broken into two parts, and ends kind of abruptly (i.e. mid-sentence). But don't worry — Jenn and Dee will be back to vlog about something else on AfterEllen.com soon!

In the episode leading up to the season finale of T:SCC, Dee & Jenn explore Cameron's interest in human nature, her possible ulterior motives, and a visit to Sarah Connor's past.  They also review Dimitri and Dr. Silverman's involvement in the conflict and Agent Ellison's affirmation of faith.

Along with countless random moments, an interesting convo about lesbian resources, and a little technical difficulty, the Gay Slang 101 word of the week is "beat." 

AND DON'T FORGET TO SAVE SOUTH OF NOWHERE AT www.savespashley.com!!!

Lots of speculation about Cameron (Summer Glau) in this week's discussions of The Sarah Connor Chronicles — is she good, is she evil? — and Dee questions the writers' disruption of the space-time continuum.

And the Gay Slang 101 word of the week is "fish," which leads to a very funny conversation in which Dee spills the tea about Jenn being a "real-life Shane."

Jenn and Dee talk about the latest Sarah Connor Chronicles; respond to reader comments; reminisce about cartoon theme songs; and ask, when's the right time to ask a one-night stand to leave? (Their conclusion: 4am.)

And the slang word of the week is "read", as in "to read someone to a lonely nothing." Yeah, that was a new one for me, too.

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In this week's review of The Sarah Connor Chronicle, Jenn and Dee go off on Blackberries and Hummers, question why Summer Glau has to be quite so robotic, and discuss Lena Headey's on-again, off-again British accent.

Personally, I love their obsession with the logistics of how the Connor family is setting up their new life, 'cause that's been bugging me too.

Plus, more gay slang 101!

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The Sarah Connor Chronicles was on a break this week, but Jenn and Dee decided to vlog anyway, because, well, you asked them to! And the theme of this week is all about bands — the college marching band kind, that is, which was recently on display at the annual Honda Battle of The Bands. (I'm with Jenn and Dee on this: if you've never seen one of these competitions, you don't know what you're missing!)

In the vlog, Jenn and Dee explain how they met, why they're proud to be band geeks, how some bands act the fool, and why they never want to hear "this one time, at band camp..." again.

They also talk about Stick It, Kristanna Loken in Terminator 3, and what they think of The L Word so far this season. It's one of the most entertaining vlogs about nothing I've seen in a long time!

And seriously, could these two be any cuter? (Um, no.)

Note to Jenn and Dee: I might not be able to come up with a good excuse to visit Atlanta anytime soon (I wish I could — I like that city!), but if you ever have a reason to visit NYC or L.A., Lori and I would do a vlog with you any day, and you'd definitely be welcome guestbians on We're Getting Nowhere. Your marching-band moves with their re-enactment skills? Comedy gold!

Dee and Jenn are back with their vlog now named Come With Me If You Want to Live, thanks to your suggestions, in which they review and discuss the latest episode of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (learn more about Dee and Jenn and watch the first episode of their vlog here).

Dee's many animal friends also join in the conversation, with some hilarious results.

Since next week's episode of The Sarah Connor Chronicles is a repeat, Jenn and Dee's next new vlog will be posted on Saturday, February 9th.

Today we're bringing you a new vlog about the Fox series Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, one of my favorite new shows of the TV season.

Submitted by two AfterEllen.com readers, Dee and Jenn, the first episode of their vlog discusses what's happened on the show so far — just in time to rev you up for tonight's new episode of The Sarah Connor Chronicles.

The lighting and production quality of the vlog is still a little rough, since this is their first time trying something like this, but I think Dee and Jenn make up for that with their sense of humor, interesting commentary, and enthusiasm for the show. (And they'll get better at that technical stuff as they go along, just like the rest of us have.)

Jenn (left) and Dee

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