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RHONJ Reboot PLEASE with Kate Casey · Reality with The King

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Speaker 1: Welcome to Reality with the King.
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Speaker 2: It's me Carlos King, the King of Reality TV and
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Speaker 2: one of the most sought after executive producers in reality
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Speaker 2: television with over ten years a production experience. Twice a
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Speaker 2: week on Reality with the King, we'll sit down with
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Speaker 2: my friends across the entertainment industry, recap our favorite reality
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Speaker 1: Hey, Rain Drives, she's.
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Speaker 2: My girl from the OC. No, not Tamra Judge girls.
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Speaker 2: I'm talking about the amazing kid KC.
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Speaker 3: We have so much to talk about.
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Speaker 1: Well, let's just dive right into a girl.
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Speaker 2: So, guys, Kate and I are going to just talk
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Speaker 2: about Jersey. I did recap the first episode. I mentioned
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Speaker 2: to you guys. I actually liked it. I thought it
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Speaker 2: was good. And you guys have been asking me like,
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Speaker 2: why haven't you recapped episode two or three? And I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna be honest with you unless something happens that ignites
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Speaker 2: something in me. I'm never going to use my microphone
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Speaker 2: and good lighting.
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Speaker 1: To just talk about an episode. Yeah, it was.
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Speaker 2: Nothing happened in episode two or three. And me and
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Speaker 2: Kate before this podcast episode started, because we're friends in
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Speaker 2: real life. We're just like catching up whatever, and I
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Speaker 2: mentioned to her about Jersey and.
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Speaker 1: She's like, girl, that's about to be over.
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Speaker 2: So I need to talk to Kate now about Jersey
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Speaker 2: Housewives because this season has started episode As of today
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Speaker 2: as we're taping this, there's been three episodes. The last
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Speaker 2: two were a snooze and it was revealed Kate, not
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Speaker 2: sure you saw this on social media. The third episode
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Speaker 2: of this season was the lowest rated live same date
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Speaker 2: in the history of the fourteenth season franchise. Wow, What's
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Speaker 2: happening with Jersey?
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Speaker 4: Well, you have two factions, you have and the show
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Speaker 4: used to be in the beginning. I liked it that
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Speaker 4: it was like these two sister in laws fighting because
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Speaker 4: I mean, everybody can kind of relate to that, and
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Speaker 4: the concept of the show really differed from other franchises
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Speaker 4: because there was this family, you know, kind of a
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Speaker 4: centered aspect to it with the Manzos and Rita's, so
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Speaker 4: adding Melissa made sense because they already kind of began
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Speaker 4: with that concept.
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Speaker 3: Shocking to me always.
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Speaker 4: That Teresa was surprised by that, like, of course, they're
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Speaker 4: going to have your sister in law who you hate,
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Speaker 4: like she's been in the background for two seasons, like
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Speaker 4: basically waving from the bushes in the background. You're surprised
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Speaker 4: that they had your sister on, come on, sist long.
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Speaker 4: But over time it's become like House of Gucci with
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Speaker 4: these two factions, and it's like, if you're friends with her,
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Speaker 4: you're not friends with me. And it's like that it
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Speaker 4: doesn't work like that when you're trying to create an
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Speaker 4: ensemble show. And you know, I've talked in the past
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Speaker 4: about power and perceived power, and there's a lot of
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Speaker 4: perceived power at this point on that show cast members
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Speaker 4: that have perceived power, and I think it. The audience
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Speaker 4: smells it, and they don't like it, Like it feels
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Speaker 4: like they're all trying in their own or at least
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Speaker 4: the two factions are trying in their own way to
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Speaker 4: lay lay lines, and the audience is like, I watch
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Speaker 4: this as my escape from my crazy work week and
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Speaker 4: my children or my life.
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Speaker 3: And I don't like the idea that you think you
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Speaker 3: control the show. So there's like a little bit of that.
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Speaker 4: The fact that Melissa and Teresa will not film together
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Speaker 4: is such a bad issue. It's just you cannot continue this,
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Speaker 4: and it's almost like they I feel like they've it's
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Speaker 4: like paralyzed the show. It's like they've had a stranglehold
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Speaker 4: on the show. And the other thing I don't like
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Speaker 4: is that because you don't really have that ensemble field,
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Speaker 4: because you have two people that refuse to acknowledge each
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Speaker 4: other in a scene, they've now sort of leaned in
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Speaker 4: too hard in the Husbands, and I gotta be honest
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Speaker 4: with you, FEMA audience is like, fuck the Husbands. This
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Speaker 4: is a show that I want to watch about women
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Speaker 4: who are having really relatable experiences, which include how you
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Speaker 4: lose your part of your own identity when your children
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Speaker 4: go off to college, the power dynamic in your marriages,
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Speaker 4: friendship issues, taking care of elderly parents, like all those
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Speaker 4: things that Real Housewives is so good at telling that
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Speaker 4: that you can't find in other parts of like entertainment.
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Speaker 4: I feel like it's being drowned out by these try
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Speaker 4: hard husbands. Like in the last episode there's a scene
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Speaker 4: where these loser guys are doing shots out of an
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Speaker 4: inflatable woman, out of her asshole. Do you think that
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Speaker 4: women want to watch this show?
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Speaker 1: I don't want to watch it as a gay man.
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Speaker 3: Well, of course you don't, because you respect.
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Speaker 1: Women number one. Yes. And also, you guys are older men.
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Speaker 2: I expect this from like twenty something year old frat boys,
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Speaker 2: do you know what I mean?
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Speaker 1: But not like men and there forty who have daughters.
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Speaker 4: You have daughters and you're taking shots out of an asshole.
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Speaker 4: It's not funny, No, it's not, and some people on
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Speaker 4: social media it's like, how is this ever gonna end?
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Speaker 4: They sent off their kids to school, But yeah, that's
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Speaker 4: a big damn moment for Teresa Melissa. That's Melissa's first child,
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Speaker 4: and the reality is there's a part of her self
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Speaker 4: identity that she's trying to like figure out when one
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Speaker 4: like you that's been your whole life is taking care
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Speaker 4: of a child. But let's like smooth over that because
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Speaker 4: the guy wants to do some shots. It's like what
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Speaker 4: And also I feel like Frank's moment where he goes
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Speaker 4: over he Jelorus and he's like, I'm going to propose.
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Speaker 3: She was like, yeah, okay, great, who cares?
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Speaker 4: Like he thinks he's way more important than the show
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Speaker 4: to the show than I think he really is. And
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Speaker 4: Joe Gorga always bugs me too, because he is like
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Speaker 4: infantile in some of those scenes. Like and I don't
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Speaker 4: know how you feel about this, but I want to know.
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Speaker 4: Like some of the stuff is like borderline creepy. The
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Speaker 4: way they're always like it's like this almost like veiled
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Speaker 4: homophobic stuff. I don't know, it's like slapping each other's
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Speaker 4: asses and like talk about dildo's and like I don't know,
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Speaker 4: it's just like it feels very like infantile, like where
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Speaker 4: are the grown up conversations? Like I feel like other
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Speaker 4: the men in other franchises have far more adult yes oh, conversations.
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Speaker 4: And it's just like it's almost like belittling the people
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Speaker 4: that watch the real houses in New Jersey.
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Speaker 3: It's like, this is not what we're signing up for.
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Speaker 2: Who sister, you said a mouthful there? Yes, where do
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Speaker 2: I begin? I mean, listen, I agree with everything you're saying,
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Speaker 2: especially when it comes to look, when this season came
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Speaker 2: back and we knew that Melissa and Teresa were both
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Speaker 2: going to be on it, I think we all know
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Speaker 2: we were doomed. And as a reality TV creator, producer
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Speaker 2: all those things, I'm aware that you never want to
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Speaker 2: give anyone the perception that they run the show.
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Speaker 1: Like I get it, Like.
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Speaker 2: Right, you never want to Let's let's have a real conversation, Kate.
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Speaker 2: If Melissa's gone, the perception, not the reality, it's the perception.
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Speaker 2: If Melissa was fired, the perception would have been Teresa
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Speaker 2: want she got her way.
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Speaker 1: Ifa was right.
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Speaker 2: If Teresa was fired, Melissa would have been perceived that
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Speaker 2: she got her way, right, So we knew that that
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Speaker 2: was probably the basis of why they said.
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Speaker 1: Well, you're both coming back.
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Speaker 2: The unfortunate part is this, we want to watch a
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Speaker 2: show of people who we believe.
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Speaker 1: Like being around each other.
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Speaker 2: Maybe not love each other, maybe I have slummer parties,
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Speaker 2: but like at least like being around each other. And
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Speaker 2: this will probably go down in history worse than Potomac
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Speaker 2: to me as the most divided cast I have ever
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Speaker 2: seen on reality television. This show is more divided than
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Speaker 2: the people trying to date Flavor flav you know, it's
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Speaker 2: they do not It's like this prize at the end
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Speaker 2: that they all want, which is another season. So in
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Speaker 2: my opinion, what I'm watching is you have Teresa's group,
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Speaker 2: which is Jennifer Aiden, Jennifer Fessler is trying to figure
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Speaker 2: out her place in the ensemble. Then we saw Jackie
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Speaker 2: Goldschneider and Margaret have a little tiff.
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Speaker 1: Just about things she was saying to jen Fessler.
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Speaker 2: And then you have the Melissa team, which is Margaret, Joseph,
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Speaker 2: obviously Rachel and I feel like Dan Yelle just did
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Speaker 2: to make good TV and show for mumus. But for me,
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Speaker 2: there isn't this sense of we want to be around
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Speaker 2: each other, and everybody is saying, hey, join my team
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Speaker 2: because there's power and numbers, and we can go to
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Speaker 2: the network saying we are real friends, get rid of
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Speaker 2: the group that isn't really friends. And I don't know
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Speaker 2: how much I can watch if this is what I'm getting.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Well, also, I think the news that it's been revealed
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Speaker 4: that there are cast members that have allegedly been working
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Speaker 4: with social media accounts to try to destroy other cast members, like,
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Speaker 4: it's way too dark. I can't imagine an executive at
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Speaker 4: not Bravo is like this is this is something I'm
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Speaker 4: happy about. I mean, you want to see a show
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Speaker 4: where you feel like there's joyful friendship, there's like you know,
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Speaker 4: like just slapstick stuff with really heartfelt well like deep
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Speaker 4: and moving moments. You need a little bit of both.
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Speaker 4: I don't feel like I'm getting either of those things.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, And it just hit me.
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Speaker 2: You and I both agree that this past season of
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Speaker 2: Baidley Hills wasn't the greatest season. You know, it wasn't
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Speaker 2: the greatest. We've seen much better seasons, But it just
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Speaker 2: dawned on me, Kate. The reason why that show continuously
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Speaker 2: does well on the ratings, and I think this was
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Speaker 2: their highestpreaded season. Shockingly, it is because at bare minimum
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Speaker 2: is what you just said two seconds ago, they have
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Speaker 2: these joy these joyful moments around each other. It's not dark.
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Speaker 2: They're not conspiring against each other. It's like when they
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Speaker 2: get along. It's actually enjoyable to watch them like get
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Speaker 2: along and they like being around each other, and it's believable. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: and it's probably it's just dawned on me. I would
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Speaker 2: love to get your take. Is the Real Housewives of
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Speaker 2: Bailey Hills the most genuine caz of women who enjoy
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Speaker 2: being around each other?
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Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, Miami, Miami. That's the best real housewives
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Speaker 4: show on the air. That is like real friendships, heartfault moments,
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Speaker 4: lots of hilarity. It captures the city beautifully. It's got
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Speaker 4: the beautiful landscapes, but it really like encapsulates the culture.
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Speaker 4: And every woman has such an interesting singular story and
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Speaker 4: then they have these complex dynamics too. I think that
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Speaker 4: is the best, and I think what's frustrating is that
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Speaker 4: they don't get the attention that they deserve. That is,
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Speaker 4: to me, the best Real Housewives.
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Speaker 1: Why is that? You think you know what.
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Speaker 4: One other person pointed this out to me, and I
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Speaker 4: can't remember who it was. Gibson Gibson John said it.
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Speaker 4: Gibson John said that the women of Miami pulled it up,
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Speaker 4: put it all out on the line because it was
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Speaker 4: taken from them.
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Speaker 3: So when they came back, they're like, we really.
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Speaker 4: Have to put it all out there if we really
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Speaker 4: want this show to work. And I think on other
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Speaker 4: franchises there's some people that believe that and some people
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Speaker 4: that get a little bit lazy. And the show like Miami,
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Speaker 4: you have Lisa who goes to all the other women
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Speaker 4: in the Florida Keys and she says, Lenny and I
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Speaker 4: are gonna divorced, and also he's been sleeping with another
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Speaker 4: woman and they all screamed, and you're like, those are
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Speaker 4: real those are real friends. And even though like they
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Speaker 4: all get mad at Larsa the minute that she says,
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Speaker 4: like I broke up with you know, my boyfriend, they're
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Speaker 4: right there. That is like real friendship. I feel like
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Speaker 4: the women of Real Housewaves in New Jersey need to
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Speaker 4: study that show. That's a show that people want to
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Speaker 4: watch and invest in. And then also Miami of like
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Speaker 4: really interesting personal stories like Gerdy and cancer, and Alexia
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Speaker 4: is one of the To me, she's one of the
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Speaker 4: best housewives because that is a woman who has lived
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Speaker 4: a life. That's what you want one like a woman
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Speaker 4: who's lived a good, layered life. And that's why that
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Speaker 4: forty to fifty range just so cool, because they've raised children,
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Speaker 4: they've been married once or twice or maybe more, and
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Speaker 4: they've been around the world and like they're very layered people.
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Speaker 4: And I feel like New Jersey is kind of like
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Speaker 4: it's like stuck in time. It's still stuck in twenty thirteen,
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Speaker 4: like no evolving.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like the Jersey Shore.
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Speaker 3: It's very Jersey short. It's like stuck in that time.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, So what does this show need? Okay, k Casey.
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Speaker 2: You are at your desk, right, you have the corner
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Speaker 2: office at thirty Rock. You are on the top floor
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Speaker 2: of the building. Okay, people are scared of you.
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Speaker 3: They are.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you are the Miranda Priestley of executives.
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Speaker 1: You work at Bravo.
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Speaker 3: Okay, okay, Yeah, you have.
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Speaker 2: A presentation meeting with Francis Buruswick, who was like the
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Speaker 2: chairman of NBC, and you are talking about how to
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Speaker 2: Sabage Jersey because you just got the ratings overnight and
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Speaker 2: it showed you that it was the lowest rated episode
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Speaker 2: in the fourteen year history of the show.
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Speaker 1: What is kay Casey going to do to fix it?
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Speaker 4: I say, Francis, we got to get rid of Melissa
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Speaker 4: and Teresa, and we need to in the short term, Yes,
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Speaker 4: bring in the ones that have been hanging out in
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Speaker 4: the background, but.
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Speaker 3: We have to shift somebody beautifully.
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Speaker 4: I'm forgetting the person's name on Twitter, but they just
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Speaker 4: put it up where they put a map of all
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Speaker 4: the real housews in New Jersey and wherever they live.
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Speaker 4: And I love that and said you need to do
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Speaker 4: that for every past because it shows you how far
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Speaker 4: away they all live from one another. If they could
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Speaker 4: get like maybe the two new women that they had,
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Speaker 4: Tiffany and Kayla in the background, I feel like they're
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Speaker 4: friends with Danielle. Shift towards that like that age, like
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Speaker 4: wherever they live, fine women in that community, and lean
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Speaker 4: into that. I think the story of Melissa and Teresa,
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Speaker 4: with all respect to them, we know it. There are
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Speaker 4: a lot of housewives that we get to a point where,
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Speaker 4: like like Vicky Gumbolson was one of them, where like,
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Speaker 4: I know who you are. I get like, I get it,
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Speaker 4: but I think it's time for us to meet somebody new.
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Speaker 4: It's like having the same person to your dinner party
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Speaker 4: every week.
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Speaker 3: Their lives didn't change that much. Isn't it fun to
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Speaker 3: invite somebody over.
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Speaker 4: It was like, you know, they have like a different
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Speaker 4: kind of job, and they just went on a trip
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Speaker 4: to you know, on a safari and they've been like
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Speaker 4: in the middle of a breakup. You're like, that's fun.
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Speaker 4: Not inviting the same person dinner party every freaking week.
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Speaker 4: Oh what are we having chicken stew again?
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Speaker 3: Great?
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Speaker 4: Look kids, Big Ben Parliament, that is the problem. Get
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Speaker 4: some new stuff in there. So I would do that,
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Speaker 4: would get rid of Melissa, and I would get rid
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Speaker 4: of Teresa. And I presume they probably cost them a
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Speaker 4: lot of money.
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Speaker 1: In terms of how much they make, how.
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Speaker 3: Much they make.
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Speaker 4: So if you get I'm be honest with you, if
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Speaker 4: I'm thinking like an executive, I go, I get rid
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Speaker 4: of that. I'm gonna save myself. We're gonna save a
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Speaker 4: ton of this is what I'm saying to Francis. I'm like,
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Speaker 4: we're gonna save a ton of money. We're gonna get
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Speaker 4: rid of those two. We're gonna get the two new
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Speaker 4: housewives because we don't really have to pay them a
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Speaker 4: lot of money for the first three seasons. And then
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Speaker 4: we're gonna ask them who their group of friends are,
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Speaker 4: and we're gonna send myself and somebody else in to
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Speaker 4: interview the people in the community or who they're friends with,
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Speaker 4: and we're gonna adjust this show to make it a newer, better,
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Speaker 4: better version.
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Speaker 3: You know, they did it in New York and it's great.
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Speaker 3: It's a big hit. I think I think the.
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Speaker 4: Good people that watch the show are are gonna be
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Speaker 4: okay with that.
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Speaker 2: Okay, so you're keeping Marge and Jen Festler, Rachel and Danielle.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I would lean into Rachel and Danielle's friends, and
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Speaker 4: we moved we move in that direction, Like doesn't Jen
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Speaker 4: Fessler have some fun friends that are.
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Speaker 3: Just wacka doos? See?
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Speaker 4: That's the other thing is like women in their forties
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Speaker 4: and fifties, they don't care as much.
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Speaker 3: They're not They're like, this is who I am. Fuck it.
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Speaker 4: You have a little bit more of a problem with
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Speaker 4: someone's like thirty too, because they're like, well, my mother
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Speaker 4: in law, she thinks I'm a bad mother, and I
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Speaker 4: really want to, like, I can't be on a TV
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Speaker 4: show forty or the fifty year old woman, especially the ladder.
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Speaker 3: Like fifty, like late fifties.
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Speaker 4: She's like, fuck my mother in law, right, you want
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Speaker 4: those kind of women too?
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Speaker 1: No, And that's the reason why.
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Speaker 2: Oh I forgot to metch her name jen Aiden. Are
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Speaker 2: you keeping her?
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Speaker 4: Oh no, she's gone, maybe gone gone, maybe gone. She's
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Speaker 4: been gone gone. I didn't even think about in my
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Speaker 4: mind she's gone.
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Speaker 1: Oh why tell me?
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Speaker 4: I just think she doesn't really add that much to
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Speaker 4: the show, you know. I feel like I got to
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Speaker 4: know her a couple of seasons ago, and I'm like,
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Speaker 4: there's nothing really left to talk about, you know what
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Speaker 4: I mean? And I feel like what I've seen play
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Speaker 4: out on social media is so disturbing about these accounts
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Speaker 4: alleging that she is with the help of others like trying.
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 4: I have to say personally, I was affected by that.
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Speaker 4: One time I interviewed Margaret last season. To tell you this,
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Speaker 4: I interviewed.
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Speaker 1: Her, you did.
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Speaker 4: I interviewed Margaret last last year, and I was like, I,
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Speaker 4: all of a sudden, I get this, like onslought of
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Speaker 4: like terrible tweets like disparaging me and my show, a
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Speaker 4: ton of like bad.
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Speaker 3: Apple reviews because I.
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Speaker 4: And like these tweets were insanity, like as if I
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Speaker 4: had been working in cahoots with Margaret and that's why
19:18
Speaker 4: I interviewed. I'm like that the people have lost their mind.
19:20
Speaker 4: So this one account has gone on to say that
19:23
Speaker 4: apparently there's like a whole strategy like if anybody should
19:26
Speaker 4: be bold enough to interview people on the other side
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Speaker 4: of the fence of New Jersey, that you are ripe
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Speaker 4: for getting ripped on, like essentially almost like bullying people
19:36
Speaker 4: into not covering or interviewing certain cast members because they're,
19:41
Speaker 4: you know, on the wrong side of the fence, which
19:43
Speaker 4: is like what, like come on.
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Speaker 1: No, they is listen. There's there's a there's a section
19:48
Speaker 1: of people who take away too far. Yeah, that's wait,
19:51
Speaker 1: and that's taking it too far.
19:53
Speaker 2: Like we're journalists, we're podcast lls, we're bloggers, consecrators what
19:58
Speaker 2: you want to call anybody in this field. We're not
20:02
Speaker 2: here to place judgment on the entire cast. It's our
20:07
Speaker 2: job to ask questions. It's no secret that Teresa Judais
20:11
Speaker 2: is a friend of mine. I had Margaret on my podcast. Yeah,
20:15
Speaker 2: because for me it was about Margaret's on the show.
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Speaker 1: She has a story.
20:20
Speaker 2: I'm going to talk to Margaret and I would love
20:23
Speaker 2: to talk to Melissa Gorda.
20:24
Speaker 1: I will add Teresa Yea.
20:26
Speaker 2: And I want to say this for the record, Teresa
20:28
Speaker 2: never once said why.
20:29
Speaker 1: The fuck are you talking about?
20:30
Speaker 2: She didn't give a shit because she understands, like, who
20:33
Speaker 2: cares she's on the show?
20:34
Speaker 1: Talk to her. So when the fans, some of them, when.
20:37
Speaker 2: They go too far as to attacking people on Twitter,
20:41
Speaker 2: leaving bad reviews on Apple.
20:43
Speaker 4: Yeah, But I think the question, though, is there are
20:46
Speaker 4: certain fans that do that, but are they doing it
20:48
Speaker 4: at the instruction of someone And that's the question. And
20:52
Speaker 4: I'm to say, as somebody who speaks to people that
20:56
Speaker 4: are executive producers a lot, this is not something they
21:00
Speaker 4: want to deal with. They are trying to make a
21:02
Speaker 4: show out of what they're given and this executive producers,
21:05
Speaker 4: all the people who work on shows work their asses
21:08
Speaker 4: off and to have someone do that behind the scenes
21:12
Speaker 4: is enormously frustrating. And that's the thing that gets lost
21:15
Speaker 4: in it that I really really gets on my nerves.
21:18
Speaker 4: Are the people, you know, it's fun to watch these shows,
21:20
Speaker 4: but there are people that put together these shows who
21:22
Speaker 4: work really, really hard, and you're demeaning them when you
21:26
Speaker 4: do stuff like that. So I would presume they're like,
21:28
Speaker 4: I don't want to deal with this person anymore. You're
21:30
Speaker 4: making my job a lot harder than it should be.
21:32
Speaker 4: This should be a fun experience.
21:34
Speaker 2: Absolutely, absolutely, and that's the reason why for me, is
21:37
Speaker 2: one of those things where it's just it takes the
21:41
Speaker 2: fun out of it. Yeah, and you can't allow the
21:47
Speaker 2: show to take over your life. It's yeah crazy like
21:53
Speaker 2: you and I K we get a kick out of this,
21:56
Speaker 2: We enjoy it.
21:57
Speaker 1: You have a full life. You are a full full
22:00
Speaker 1: time mom, a full time wife. You you have a
22:03
Speaker 1: full life on your own.
22:06
Speaker 2: So to have someone come in and disrupt it because
22:09
Speaker 2: they don't like what you're who you're talking.
22:11
Speaker 1: To, like guys that that that's not okay. And one
22:15
Speaker 1: thing about Jersey the show is.
22:18
Speaker 3: Dark and I think I'm pretty fair.
22:21
Speaker 1: Oh you, Oh you're very fair. No, I've known you
22:23
Speaker 1: for years, you're you're you're very fair.
22:26
Speaker 2: But again it's more so about like, well, you're talking
22:29
Speaker 2: to this person and I think I think that's like
22:32
Speaker 2: this cloud over Jersey and anything associated with it.
22:37
Speaker 1: It's just dark, it is, and.
22:39
Speaker 2: It's I don't remember the last time I saw the
22:42
Speaker 2: girls like have a girl's trip and had fun and no,
22:47
Speaker 2: I okay, I can't recall the last time the girls
22:50
Speaker 2: just laughed?
22:51
Speaker 1: Well, how can by the way, for each other's company?
22:53
Speaker 4: How can you laugh when someone to seat pre season
22:56
Speaker 4: before said I had an investigator to do it like
22:59
Speaker 4: a thorough like look into all of you?
23:02
Speaker 3: How was that fun? That? Like? Do you want to
23:05
Speaker 3: be part of shore?
23:05
Speaker 4: Like that?
23:06
Speaker 3: I'd be like, I'm out, folks, sorry.
23:09
Speaker 1: So does this show need to be put on pause
23:11
Speaker 1: until they know?
23:12
Speaker 4: Doesn't need to be on pause? Just get rid of
23:14
Speaker 4: people and move new people in. Let's be honest. It's
23:17
Speaker 4: this is like the Jennifer Convertibles of it all.
23:21
Speaker 3: Like move the old furniture out and move the new in.
23:25
Speaker 3: What do I always say?
23:26
Speaker 4: Real house wis is like Menudo somebody else, Like you know,
23:29
Speaker 4: somebody's voice cracks and they get a mustache trying to
23:32
Speaker 4: move you out.
23:33
Speaker 3: Got to get somebody new.
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