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Jennifer: I'm the MOST self-reflective person out of all these ladies!!!! Bill: What is this face he's making. Is he actually laying the eggs or have some of them gone bad?

Airdate: 02.23.2023

I just started Season 1 and I think Christall is fucking insane. And delusional.

I was also wondering how they manage to have these large parties every single night!

Such a good idea! This would have certainly been more interesting.

My favorite things about this episode: 1. All the Nate face time! She is awesome and I'm hoping that when she becomes president we'll get to see the character more. 2. Every one being like "fuck Damon and Simone. Let's end that shit right now before it even gets started!" LMAO! They know what we all know - that as soon as anything goes wrong Simone will be a pain in the ass to everybody all the time. 3. Damon is hot AND kinda smart. (I'm shallow.)

On top of all this, despite being a elimination assassin, there have been many seasons where Aneesa has made it through to the end only to be thrown into the final elimination before Teej announces that the next time he sees them will be the start of the final. And that has to be so much worse than any other loss.

TJ trying to escape Devin as he tries to get a hug: Also, why was he so excited about the corn maze?!?!? I just knew that whole design and leg of the final was all his idea. I can't believe Nany and Johnny just quit. Yes, their structure was near completion, but to me that meant that if they removed the blocks and stacked them in a orderly way to find their missing piece, it would have been fairly quicker to reassemble. They could have even have one person looking for the piece while the other arranged the remaining loose blocks so they knew where they went. Anyway, I would have been annoyed with a Nany/Johnny win because I can't stand either of them, but I greatly dislike Nany, particularly because of her entitlement. And whoever upthread said she would have been bawling about unfairness if the roles were reversed and Aneesa targeted her injury as game play strategy was spot on. I would have been fine with any of the other teams winning, but I think Tori and Devin had the best Ride or Die partnership the entire season. They communicated well, they strategized appropriately, they calmed each other down/hyped each other up as necessary, and they constantly checked each other but constructively. It was a bit refreshing to see. And it was quite generous of them to share the money. I was over here with my calculator trying to figure out how much that left for them. (It was $772,000 to split between the 2 of them before taxes)

So of course most of the "real friends" are barely acquaintances. I really wish reality shows would stop doing this and trying to shoehorn people into these fake ass relationships just to get certain characters on the show. Most friend groups have PLENTY of drama without the added bonus of random person that the cast has to pretend to be friends with. It's unnecessary.

Airdate: 02.16.2023

I was shouting the same thing at the TV. The daughter was basically a gang leader/mob boss. Not sure if grandma can be judging other people's parenting skills! As soon as they showed that wide-shot of the bus, I knew there would be an accident. I didn't think they'd take Billy out though. I for sure thought it was Jabari, and that he would have some severe injury that would affect his ability to continue playing football and he'd get stuck in the neighborhood. Very interested to see where the show goes from here.

If someone took me on a valentine's date to Auntie Anne's I'd know it was meant to be! Airport dining would actually be the only reason I'd purchase tickets on Spirit, so I'm glad that Barbara was able to figure out that hack to still have a special date with her hubby.

Airdate: 02.09.2023

Forgot to mention how dumb is Robyn that she remarried this perpetually cheating fool without finalizing her prenup?!?!?!??! (Also, low key I love production for putting both her and Mia on blast in the ending screens. #soshady)

I really hope that during the reunion, they show all the instances of Chris straight up ignoring every single one of these women who claimed he was hitting on them and/or ogling them. Folks really are getting so desperate to be on camera it's embarrassing. Gizelle and Ashley both trying to start something with him at the party, and Ashley ignoring Candiace's wishes to do was beyond. And Ashley can miss me with all that, "Well what did I say. I don't understand why we can't just discuss it. Aren't we all adults?" Clearly not. Several of them all season have been pushing the sentiment that if you don't like someone you should be forced to hang out with and talk to them. Yeah, no. If I don't like you, I am not engaging with you, you are not invited to my events, I will not be at any of yours, and if we happen to be in the same space, I will say good morning/afternoon/evening, but that it is not an invitation to engage in any type of conversation. I am here for Chris saying he doesn't want to talk to Gizelle or Ashley (or apologize for something he didn't do) and for Karen ignoring Cherrisse all damn day, every single time.

I watched it last night. Andy was clearly pissed. He went in on Robyn for about 10-15 minutes, right at the top of the show, asking her all the question's we all have been wondering about. Me during the entire segment: And she was struggling to come up with lies, and the ones she did come up with were really really dumb. [He never met that lady because she lives ALLLL the way in Canada. She came down to Maryland on her own, for no reason, during the middle of the pandemic. Juan wasn't with her at the hotel; he only felt bad and just had to pay her hotel bill for her because he's a nice guy. Girl what?!?!?!?] And he was particularly ticked about her only offering to spill the real story behind a paywall. And one of the questions from the "viewers" asked specifically why she and Gizelle expect transparency from all of the other ladies about their personal relationships and lives, but she and G never share anything about theirs and shut down everyone who asks them. I didn't hear him say anything regarding her being back next season. Since it wasn't actually live, maybe it got cut, but Andy rarely makes outright statements like that about any of the HWs.

Definitely the best part of the entire episode. Seemed like everyone else on the cast and production was enjoying it to! Lol!

That was hard to watch! First time ever watching this show that I started to tear up, just a bit, when Horacio was begging to be able to finish. Definitely too good for this game. And Olivia is a beast! I'd say the rest of the groups in this final are quite lucky they had the most bizarre luck on this leg and DQ'd. Now I guess I have to root for Tori and Devin. Johnny: You don't speak horse? Nany: Nope. Me: [Looks at those new teeth] Are you sure??? I didn't notice this specifically, but he has been wearing a compression sleeve on one leg for most of the season. So I suspect he has an old injury on that leg that he's being proactive about.

This was very confusing. Richard definitely assumed without confirming. But later on when he confronted Tina and Dorothy about it, Dorothy, I think, said something like, "Well we just didn't want to go because it was uncomfortable." So I think they let him think they were coming instead of just stating outright that they weren't feeling it, which is equally as shitty

Airdate: 02.02.2023

If anything needed to be cancelled it was this show. (I'm sad about Let the Right One In though!)

I so did not realize that this had been cancelled, so this episode finally makes sense in my head now that I know. More power to them for being able to edit it enough to make it feel like a good ending place. Zoya's reveal dress at the Met gala was awful and had some mammy vibes. I thought the scene with Kate getting busted was a dream sequence, because there was no way she could be that dumb after basically getting away! Clearly I was wrong. I was a bit confused about why Julian would go out of her way to track down and learn more about her mom's side of the family, but not include her sister in it, as it seemed from the writing that Zoya also wasn't aware that they had family in Rome. Why weren't Monet and Zoya's new friend on the Rome trip? This show wasn't great, but I liked all the pretty, the fashions, and the diversity.

Just watched the first episode. I didn't know there was so much Toddrick hate out in the world. I can't stand Mr. "As a CEO I take security with me wherever I go." Sir, no one knows who you are AND you're attending a private event at a private residence. He was radiating negativity at the party. Was it really necessary to tell that table of people that you wouldn't hang out with anyone at the party? Just say you don't really know anyone so you're looking forward to meeting some new people or just leave. But can't do that, since that's where the cameras are. Honestly, he rubbed me the wrong way from the second he was introduced. I'm really interested in seeing more of Curtis' story though. I'm shocked that he's using this as a way to come out and am really hoping it doesn't tank his career, family-life, friendships, etc. I just want to give him a big ole bear hug every time he talks.

Same! When the credits started rolling I said to myself, "well that wasn't.....terrible. Let's see where this goes." The whole "the arsonist is a teenager....on your bus....watching the fire they started" part was a bit of a head scratcher. Like why would this kid care about that when he has a fricken supernatural bite that only he can see?!?! It was weird. I don't know. Definitely need to see more to see if any of it starts making sense.

On Netflix!