KristenR

They should blame themselves for not being interesting enough to carry a show without her.

Real Housewives of Atlanta. Peter was Cynthia Bailey's husband and often seemed like a man in pursuit of a peach of his own.

He's giving me Peter Thomas vibes.

She's not even a Housewife! She's a friend of. Doing full time work for part time pay.

There's a whole Hallmark mystery brand in which people dying is the start of almost every movie.

That comment section. Holy shit.

After reading his text messages, I think we can all agree...he IS a real prince.

It's the "years ago" part that I would find really troubling if I were Erin. If he had sold it and told her right after the fact, it's an oops. But to sell it and keep that a secret...super shady.

I kept waiting for some kind of talking head from one of them to explain what the heck was happening. Also I think I never watched the reunion so I had no idea about anything other than she and Colin were no longer together. I actually think I was under the (clearly mistaken) impression that Colin had broken up with her because of the Gary thing during the season.

But he's Mormon Royalty!

And Norma! In other news, I really feel like Ellie thinks being a manager is just bossing other people around. How can Aesha recommend her as a chief stew if she hasn't seen her boss people around? This was such an odd season.

Can we just fast forward to the part where Gabriel has a heart attack on a Peloton and dies?

In this week's after show, Carrie said that maybe not all of the laundry problems were Bri's fault. That during Carrie's time on the boat, laundry would suddenly appear in the middle of the day -- not labeled, not in a laundry bag -- when she was away from the room. So she comes back and new stuff would just be in one of the bins and she was like, who's is this? Where did it come from? I also could have sworn there was also clip of Carrie and Ellie in the laundry and Ellie was about to do something and Carrie told her not to because that would screw up Bri's system. But I can't find it now so maybe I imagined it? ETA: I have to say, one of the things I've weirdly enjoyed about the aftershow is hearing how Kate would have solved some of these problems. She had a whole thing about scheduling laundry that would never have occurred to me.

Do you mean how it looked like black hair dye was leaking from her head? Because I thought that too but it turned out she was wearing a headband with this weird scrap of lace/veil type material attached to it.

This will probably sound dumb but I feel like the husbands are the canary in the housewives coal mine. When they start disappearing off the show, the toxicity becomes out of control. Oh I forgot about the platforms. Maybe they actually lower like an elevator. That sounds ridiculous but...Dubai.

I am normally loath to cry "fake" when it comes to reality TV but nothing about this episode -- and honestly maybe the whole season -- felt real to me. I've previously (mostly) liked Ayan but now it just feels like she's always doing a bit. On a positive note, my usual complaint about the other Housewives shows is that they keep having the same stupid argument all season. On this show, they invented new stupid arguments to have each episode. So there was some variety, I guess? Additional note: This "house" they used for the party. Why are we displaying our cars inside the house? What happens if you want to drive one? Does the staff have to move all the furniture and perhaps a wall or window to get it out? This feels like an inefficient use of living space but...Dubai.

Ham-terfeiters!

Yeah. I think being in the subway meant they were outside of time. Though if there is only one timeline now, would the subway still exist? Personally, I thought the idea of spending the rest of your life in a subway with the same handful of relatives was really sad and not a happy ending for those kids.

Isn't it also weird that Ayan's husband didn't call Ayan afterwards? "Like, hey babe, is everything okay? I just got the most random call from Lesa..." It seemed like he didn't tell her until she called him the next day.

Apologizes if this has already been mentioned but it seems that Peacock has been doing an after show for the last three episodes. Truthfully, 90% of it is as boring as the actual show but there are a couple of bits with Aesha and Kate Chastain that are fun.

Nope. Not too tight. Just extra ugly.

When she was floating in the lake and looking up, I thought that she was going to be the one to discover there were new dragon riders. But no. Turns out her story was she just needed a spa day?

I guess it demonstrates how she and Rusty really were MFEO.

I had no idea either! But now I feel like this relationship finally makes sense to me. A lot of people made big changes [buying homes, getting pets, moving in with gf/bfs] in their life during the pandemic. And quite a few of those people came to regret it. I am very curious about the overlap in partners. How long were she and Sergio together before her husband moved out? I feel terrible for her daughter. Divorce, COVID and Sergio feels like a triple whammy.

I thought someone from production said that they had reached out to her about something -- maybe for post-production -- and she was like, now's not a good time, I just found out Tom has been cheating on me.