Show Notes
Full immersion into the first four episodes of The Valley, Season 3, as a mental health break from America's latest devastating development. The first batch of episodes re-introduce all the familiar cast members. Plus, we meet Brittany's old friend/new boyfriend, Jesse's litigious love interest of Season 2 lore, two babies, and the infants fathered by those big babies that won't stop crying to their overwhelmed wives about being neglected. We see Brittany and Cruz thriving in peace, Kristen and Nia navigating their "fourth trimester" and whiny husbands, Jasmine prepping for her wedding, Zach and Benji finally living together, Schwartz being forced into storylines, Lala and Michelle butting heads with Jasmine, Jesse still making digs at Michelle, Nia and Janet still at odds, and Danny and Jason maintaining their hard feelings depiste Luke appointing himself their mediator. With Jesse and Lacy becoming a new featured couple on the show, the cast encourages Michelle to date Schwartz while we all shudder and rest easy knowing she's now dating Dr. Dre. The issues between Kristen and Janet haven't let up, and Brittany continues to be stuck in the middle deeper than a tick buried in the steepest holler in Kentucky.
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