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The Vanderpump Rules Vegas miniseries might be exactly the chaotic reset the franchise needs, Lala could potentially find her way back into the Vanderpump universe, and Ariana Madix continues building a post-Bravo acting career. Then it’s back to Viva La Bam, where Bam celebrates Arbor Day by cutting down trees to build a full casino in his backyard, destroys Don Vito’s Honda Civic in the name of structural engineering, hires professional wrestlers for entertainment, and somehow turns a treehouse into the greatest possible fantasy of a 13-year-old boy.
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The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives keeps getting messier as Taylor Frankie Paul says she’s stepping back from social media, while Tom Sandoval somehow wins a reality-villains edition of The Weakest Link. Then it’s back to 2004 for Viva La Bam, where Bam and April compete to see who can do the most good deeds for their community. April donates Bam’s clothes and picks up roadside trash, Bam builds a terrible skate ramp and declares himself the winner, Don Vito just wants to watch Columbo, and Kate discovers that Tim Glomb may have secretly been one of the people holding the entire show together.
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90 Day Fiancé may have finally figured out how to do a reunion better than Bravo, but Viva La Bam has more immediate problems. The crew finally reaches Mardi Gras, Tony Hawk gets edited like he and Bam are somehow skating peers, Don Vito treats Bourbon Street like the promised land, Rake Yohn gets humiliated twice, and one final prank ends with a crab attached somewhere no crab should ever be.
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90 Day Fiancé Season 12 has accomplished something special: Mike Hale from Your Kickstarter Sucks hates almost everyone. Mike joins Rob to sort through the couples, from Mido’s acting career and Catie’s increasingly theoretical commitment to monogamy, to Shea and Annabelle emerging as the season’s more functional relationship. Plus, why TLC’s brand of manufactured chaos still manages to suck you in.
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Will Ciara make it very far on Dancing with the Stars, or does her audience want this more than she does? Over on Viva La Bam, Tony Hawk joins the road trip to Mardi Gras, Don Vito slowly loses his mind over endless skate-park detours, a prank war turns the RVs into biohazards, and Ryan Dunn attempts to catch up on a tiny scooter.
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Jax and Brittany drama has Bravo fans playing lawyer again, but the real competition is happening on Viva La Bam. Bam puts Phil and Don Vito through the Fat Boy Olympics, complete with a hoagie race, blindfolded cake hunt, chicken-wing obstacle course, and the destruction of a beloved truck and china hutch.
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Will Kate and Rob's new book get a Netflix first look, like GTA VI? Who knows! Meanwhile, on Viva La Bam, Slayer comes to Castle Bam, Don Vito gets sent on a series of increasingly disastrous dates, and 19 minutes of MTV once again manages to contain more actual television than most modern Bravo shows.
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It’s back to Viva La Bam, a version of reality TV where 22 minutes gave you more than any recent Bravo show. Season two opens with Bam deciding the best response to annoying neighbors is buying a castle. There’s a unicorn mural, a red Hummer, and Don Vito getting bubble wrapped and driven around in freezing weather. It’s classic reality TV without the trauma dump.
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Reality stars need to be interesting enough that we keep watching.
Jazmine Henley-Brown drops by to talk The Valley, In the City, creator goals, stan culture, and why reality TV hits differently when you grow up alongside the cast.
Plus, what might actually be next for Vanderpump Rules.
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The best Bravo conversations are never just about who was right or wrong. Rob is joined by Leslie Ye for a conversation about The Valley, Danny and Nia’s image-control spiral, Kristen’s rough season, and the way Janet’s story has been discussed by the group. Then they get into Southern Hospitality, why Mia may be ready for a bigger stage, the ongoing appeal of Emmy and Will, and whether In The City has a future with Kenny, Lindsay, Danielle, and Amanda in the mix.
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