Show Notes
On this week’s episode, Leo and Nesu add yet another new show to the roster; Young, Famous and African (12:40) and get straight into what they liked and didn’t like about the show, their opinions on the cast and what they’d like to see if Netflix renews it for a second season. They slide onto S1E3, ‘Rowdy Employees & Uptight Managers’ of what they feel is growing to be a difficult watch, Kandi and the Gang (01:16:17), and continue the discussion on Phillip vs everybody and how this spin-off looks in general for Kandi and the OLG. Lastly, they finish off with a discussion on S12E7, ‘Allegation Aggravation', of the Real Housewives of New Jersey (01:33:42), where Marge hosts a spa day for Dolores to get her mind of her mother’s surgery, and the men are still neck-deep in the ladies’ business.
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