Miss Slay

I remember seeing the Behind the Music several times. This documentary was also good. I was so sad for Rob and Fab during the whole thing... It's despicable that the entire team didn't get backlash.

^ Not sure why it's being dubbed an "erotic thriller" when it's simply a thriller. They're probably trying to bring in some of the Bridgerton audience but it's nothing like Bridgerton. I thought it was a fantastic film. Great performances by Phoebe Dynevor and Alden Ehrenreich. I love films that showcase what it's like for women in the workplace. It's a bit Working Girl in the way it shows what it's like for women in a male dominated field with a pinch of the Devil Wears Prada in that it also showcases the effects of doing well at work can have on one's relationship. It really delves into male fragility in an accurate way by showcasing what can happen when a woman gets a promotion or more success than her partner. Really enjoyed it.

Izzy was unnecessarily mean to Johnie especially since he had no reason to be angry with her -- he ended the relationship. I think he's upset because Johnie was actually his strongest connection. He's pissed off that she didn't tell him about her late boyfriend/ex-husband thing earlier - because he would have eliminated her immediately. Instead, he fell for her and than had to back out because what she told him was a deal breaker for him. It makes him feel better if she's the villain and he wants Chris to hate her too. Stacy and Izzy are not a match. He will always feel inferior. I don't like the way Uche speaks to Aaliyah (and Lydia). Aaliyah's instincts were right when she fled the coup. I do think Lydia is a troublemaker but I believe her when she said Uche cheated on her and that's why she was looking at the girls on his profile.

I'm a bit prejudice because RHONY is the first housewives show that I ever watched. I've also seen every season. That said - I thought it was okay - but I miss my OGs.

That was atrocious. This could have ben the series finale. I think the women knew they were in trouble at the end when Theresa got up and Andy followed her. Melissa was essentially begging for her job at the end. Yikes. There's a lot of toxicity. I personally think a lot of stems from Margaret - even though she never gets caught. I'd be okay with the Gorga's leaving -- the family storyline is so repetitive and sad. They can take Louie with them and Theresa can film solo.

Yesterday's episode really highlighted Barbara's absence for me. Politicians only came on The View because she was such a respected journalist. The panel really needs a journalist to help field interviews for presidential hopefuls. There's def. a hole.

I don't think Teresa really cares about Melissa and Joe. She didn't even seem to care that they weren't coming to the wedding. I believe that Louie led the charge. That said -- Louie weirds me out. He's not made for TV. Why does he have private investigators? Again, I believe he is leading this as Teresa has been on the show for years and I doubt she was investigating anyone. This cast is not doing it for me. Marge has be become a Marvel villain, Jackie is a non factor. And the new girls are duds - I don't get the Jen Fessler hype, Danielle seems like an actress, and Rachel seems so basic and dull that she should be on Salt Lake City.

I felt really bad for Theresa when Louie was ranting. I get that he was frustrated but Theresa looked so hurt and upset. He should have noticed and stopped.

Poor Charlotte. She should have climbed over the wall.

I think when Melissa feels slighted or upset with Theresa she used Joe as way to get back at her. She knows that Theresa loves her brother and she orchestrates things - "Let's not attend the wedding." -- that she knows will stick it to Theresa the most. She assumes Theresa will eventually fold because she wants a relationship with her little brother. But it backfired - as Theresa seems to be done with them both. Yikes.

I don't like the way Louie speaks to Teresa. He can disagree with her without disparaging her in front of the people she's arguing with. He's constantly throwing her under the bus. It's very off putting.

Micah seems like she would be a contestant on the Bachelor.

Larsa is obviously jealous. How is being an anesthesiologist not a real career? Said no one ever. Just embarassing.

This show is exactly why I'll never move to the suburbs.

I don't like that Joe and Melissa have made Teresa's wedding about them. What table they're sat at, are they in the wedding party, is their family invited. It's Teresa's wedding! I I feel like these two have classic youngest children syndrome, where they can't stand to be left behind by the older sibling. Almost all of the press surrounding Teresa's wedding was about the fact that they were skipping it -- it seemed designed to try to steal her day. As for the rest of tonight's episode -- I believe Gia and Gabby. Melissa and Joe should be ashamed.