Show Notes
Dylan is back from vacation, and just in time to unpack a whole slate of announcements and drama. At Bravo Fan Fest, we got a slate of announcements including a Next Gen Atlanta spinoff, as well as Craig Conover’s mute acting debut in… a Peacock microdrama? Then, Dylan digs into the latest reports about who is (and more importantly, isn’t) returning for season 2 of In The City. Does any of this make sense? Then, it’s time for a triple Real Housewives recap: Sai and Daisy are fighting like cats on RHONY, Britani finds herself on the outs with most of the RHOSLC cast, and Gizelle is once again in the RHOP hot seat for her podcast comments.
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