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You're right about the "seems made up". How would anyone know that Mou Mou called the paparazzi? Nobody knows if Dodi proposed, so anything to do with that is made up. Anything that passed between Diana and Dodi in private will never be known. There's a lot of what transpired that summer that can never be known, so the writers had to get creative with these episodes. This show is not a documentary, it's fictionalized. I wonder if (even though it's moot now) Diana ever traveled in a vehicle with tinted windows? Seems like that might have been able to keep the paps away to an extent.

😄 She ordered still water--as opposed to sparkling. But for a person whose drink order mentions lemon carcasses, I can see why it would seem Dorit would have a strange drink order like that.

I don't know how much she makes to be on this show, but it's probably not a bad paycheck.

What Anthony does: https://yourinsuranceattorney.com/

I try not to let tv shows bother me, but this show making Miranda apologize more than once about her privilege in this internship really bothered me. Miranda's character paid her dues in law firms for 30 years. That's not privilege. That's a lot of hard work for probably longer than the other two interns have even been alive.

This episode lives on my DVR. One of Lowell's best lines. And he had a lot of good ones.

I don't get the beach picnics either. If I'm paying and tipping as much as these yacht trips cost, I'm staying on that boat until they throw me off. On top of that, that beach was awful. I'd have been upset about that excursion too. I don't get the serving Indian food because the guests were Indian. When I travel, I would want to eat the local food. I live in New Orleans--when I visit family in Dallas, I don't look for creole and cajun restaurants there. And while I'm on a roll, I don't get the dining with the captain and partying with the crew. Do these guests really think the captain and crew want to dine and party with them? I hope this is all producer driven and not guest choice. Has anyone every come across any behind the scenes stuff from the guest perspective?

Several google response said there was no insurance on the castle and the items in the royal collection because their high value made the cost of insurance prohibitive.

The camera panned past a bottle of morphine tablets right before. He was giving Sydney a pain pill. It was very touching how Mou Mou cared for Sydney at the end. It choked me up a little bit. Loved this episode!

I was kind of bummed when I saw that this season wouldn't be in tropical location. But my goodness Sicily is absolutely gorgeous. The two wealthy couples don't seem to know each other very well to be travelling together. The posters who have theorized that Cameron is possibly trying to get money out of them might be on to something. Maybe, maybe not. It depends on how her will is written.

0% reality. 100% audience manipulation. The hostess leaves the dinner venue and goes off to fight with her co-workers. Who does that at a real charity event/benefit? It was so fake how just the howives claimed they getting cold just so they could go off to fight.

When they were doing tequila shots on the shotgun, they were drinking Kathy's tequila. Why couldn't they just take a shot when she was asking them to. It would have placated her. But then they wait until she leaves and then drink it. Sounds like manufactured drama if you ask me.

No. She went to the hotel the night before they hauled Erika out. The first morning when Rinna is in the kitchen looking for Stevia, Kyle tells her about Dorit leaving at midnight.

Deep frying a turkey is not for the faint of heart, but they are so worth the effort. Craig's looked like it turned out perfect and he didn't burn anything down, so I have to give him kudos. Naomie said they were only at Auldbrass for one night. It seemed like it was a week.

I believe he could testify, but would be disbarred for violating attorney client privilege. However, this would be a moot issue in Saul's case because I'm sure he'd never be able to practice law again anyway. So it could be to his advantage to possibly reduce his sentence.

Maybe since Jeff is the one who recognized Saul at the mall, he may have mentioned the encounter to Marion. So it's possible she had an inkling about his identity, but it was his ready knowledge of bail procedures in Albuquerque that make it click with her.

I like Whitney too. I wish we'd get to see more of him. I liked Chleb too, and when he said how he tried to stick with Kathryn, but that she hated everybody and it was hard for him to stay away from everybody I literally laughed out loud. Then five minutes later, he lost me.

Thanks so much for mentioning this movie. Looks like it's worth a watch. Bob Odenkirk is in it. And it's available on Prime.

She was not wearing a veil, Caroline S. didn't realize it was a wig and when she bitched about it the editors made sure to do a close shot of Ayan that clearly showed it was her hair.

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She said quarter and it just sounded like four.

On camera, she flat out lied to the cop at the photo shoot in South Beach in season 2 or 3 when he kicked that cab. She was one of my favorites until then.

Re the tans on the actors. I read on IMDB that they had to quarantine for two weeks when the first got to France so Julian told the male actors to get some sun. And boy did they. No spray tans here.

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