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Lisa is the one that says "I love it," about a billion times each episode. Take a shot each time Lisa says: "I love it!" & you'd be hammered before the 1st commercial break. 😅

Leah is a passive/agressive bully/victim. That is all. Ooops, I lied: every time Leah says the word "plasma," take a drink. There. That is all (for now). 😅

Here's what I don't get: if this show was being filmed in the middle of a pandemic, then why are two medical professionals (Bill & David) interacting with complete disregard to masking & social distancing? Aren't they seeing patients & performing surgeries on a regular basis? David has high-risk patients, yet at one point he actually hugged someone...how does he feel, knowing that he could potentially expose a pregnant woman to COVID, and how would his patients feel about seeing that? Are we supposed to assume that EVERYONE, including the cast & film crew was getting tested frequently? How comfortable are David & Bill's patients with all of this?

I am so sorry. Sending you virtual hugs. After seeing the much more pleasant way they treat each other in some of their non-Bravo videos, I can only believe that these women are only doing this because the Bravo producers are coaching them & goading them by tempting them with huge sums of cash, asking to pick fights & behave as terribly as they can when they are filming the show. What else can explain such awful behavior? It's all smoke & mirrors, isn't it?

Did anyone notice that Dolores was smoking a cigarette, during that scene when she was sitting outside at the table, deciding about whether not she should leave Jackie's house with Jennifer, after the big fight in the restaurant? And she is dating a DOCTOR? And wants to move in with him? WTF? How does he put up with that? That would be a deal-breaker for me. He has to know about that, right? Yuck! 🤮

Has anybody pointed out that it is totally unethical, inappropriate, & grounds for his dismissal, that Phoebe was supposedly "dating" her college professor (even if he did end up being "closeted" at the end)? Why did the show writers even think it's OK to put that storyline in there without mentioning that fact? Sexual Harassment, anyone?

So was that a cameo by Lena Dunham in the sex toy shop, complaining about the nipple rings?

I loved the lunchtime talk that Carol & Bev had. When Carol admitted that she was finally "happy," with Helen, and Beverly replied, "Maybe it was just about finding the right boss!" There were so many veiled implications in Beverly's response--for one, you don't necessarily have to sleep with your boss in order to get along with them. Carol was getting along great with Helen even before sex entered the picture, but she is so used to having sex with her supervisors, and she keeps falling into the same trap over and over. I think Beverly was trying to point out that Helen is a good boss and not just a sexual partner, but I think Carol didn't have a clue what Beverly meant. I hope that Carol eventually comes to that realization on her own, without getting hurt, and I hope that things with Helen don't end up badly. Great acting by all these women!

First off, I just want to say: I love this show--both old & new incarnations. Upon viewing the final scene, & how Seth so graciously engineered to have Valerie appear off-camera during the fantasy "blow job": I almost thought that Valerie was torn after Seth's suggestion. On one hand, she saved herself from further degradation & humiliation from Pauly G's machinations. But on the other hand, she gave up an additional chance to be on-camera during that "lap" scene, which then took the focus off of her & her narcissistic "comeback" role. Did anyone else feel that way--that she was maybe having mixed-feelings as she knelt in Seth's lap & then the production crew told her to get her head out of camera frame? That she somehow maybe just slightly regretted the scripting change? Or am I just reading way too much into it? Either way, it was an awesome, brilliantly crafted episode. I repeat: I love this show.