Show Notes
Today marks the season 1 finale of the Reality Check Pod and Leo and Nesu are so excited to get into let week's episodes. After their usual weekend round up, they head straight into their thoughts on S1E9 of the Real Housewives of Dubai, ‘Dancehall It Out’ (00:17:15), where Sara vs Brooks continues. They also end off with a rating of the cast and the season [thus far]. Next on the agenda is S14E13 of the Real Housewives of Atlanta, ‘A Rum Punch To The Gut’ (00:51:22). The cast sets off for Jamaica and Kenya seems to have got her groove back? The trip quickly escalates as it's only the first night and Marlo and Kandi (unsurprisingly) have butted heads. Last on the menu was S12E13 of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, 'Rose Coloured Glasses' (01:20:57), and Leo and Nesu share their confusion at Sutton still wanting to be in Rinna's good books. The duo end of by dissenting the shocking scene at Rinna's Rose tasting.
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