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.Follow: Leslie on TikTok and InstagramPre-order: Reality TV Is The Devil (And Don't You Forget It)Support the podcast to get bonus and ad-free episodes at VanderpumpRobs.comLeave a voicemail: 321-376-ROBSEmail: Contact [at] VanderpumpRobs [dot] com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rob and Kate briefly step into — and then quickly out of — House of Stassi, where Stassi breaks the fourth wall, talks about the Kardashians, and reminds everyone that Stassi works best in moderation. Then it’s time for The Valley Season 3 finale, where Danny eats salami like a haunted theater kid, Luke continues making pregnancy sound like something Kristen did to him personally, and Brittany’s Halloween party becomes one last desperate attempt to make anything happen.Pre-order: Reality TV Is The Devil (And Don't You Forget It)Support the podcast to get bonus and ad-free episodes at VanderpumpRobs.comLeave a voicemail: 321-376-ROBSEmail: Contact [at] VanderpumpRobs [dot] com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

There's time for one last swipe at the In The City reunion, Lindsay’s “mom card” defense, and why a workplace reality show about people who actually want the job might be more exciting than whatever Bravo keeps trying to do here. Then it’s back to The Valley, where Chili’s gets the hardest product placement since the magical tiki boat, Zack and Benji enter the baby timeline danger zone, Jesse and Michelle somehow become the healthiest people on the show, Kristen and Luke go to therapy just long enough for Luke to make pregnancy sound like something that happened to him, and Zack proves he’ll do anything for fame, including admit he made a mess in his pants at a public restaurant.Pre-order: Reality TV Is The Devil (And Don't You Forget It)Support the podcast to get bonus and ad-free episodes at VanderpumpRobs.comLeave a voicemail: 321-376-ROBSEmail: Contact [at] VanderpumpRobs [dot] com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Pre-order: Reality TV Is The Devil (And Don't You Forget It), the Vanderpump Rules book written by Rob Schulte and Kate Shapiro!Jax may not be on The Valley right now, but that has never stopped anyone from talking about him. We start with the TMZ Jax photos, Flanagan’s, and whether this is real, or just a very dumb way to get cameras picked back up. On The Valley, Jasmine gets a sweet wedding-dress moment, Kristen and Luke keep insisting things will get better without doing anything that would make things better, and Danny’s vasectomy somehow turns into a group conversation about Janet’s trauma that is so bleak even Tom Schwartz has to be the voice of reason. Then on the In The City finale, Lindsay gets caught in her own “mom card” argument, Whitney accidentally cries her way into a win, Kenny finally explains to Gavin that all of his little jokes have been annoying all season, and Kyle and Amanda get one last strange VH1 “Where Are They Now?” ending about West, Loverboy, and a breakup that still refuses to give us the actual conversation.Support the podcast to get bonus and ad-free episodes at VanderpumpRobs.comLeave a voicemail: 321-376-ROBSEmail: Contact [at] VanderpumpRobs [dot] com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Pre-order: Reality TV Is The Devil (And Don't You Forget It), the Vanderpump Rules book written by Rob Schulte and Kate Shapiro!On The Valley, Danny’s birthday becomes a full PSA episode about drinking, accountability, and why Nia and Kristen are suddenly doing defense work for the worst possible client. Then on In The City, the crew heads to Connecticut for a rainy Fall House Friendsgiving, Lindsay uses single motherhood for the primary bedroom, Kyle explains what too much Metamucil did to his body, and Amanda learns about Kyle’s DJ future at the same time as everyone else.Support the podcast to get bonus and ad-free episodes at VanderpumpRobs.comLeave a voicemail: 321-376-ROBSEmail: Contact [at] VanderpumpRobs [dot] com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Pre-order: Reality TV Is The Devil (And Don't You Forget It), the Vanderpump Rules book written by Rob Schulte and Kate Shapiro!Million Dollar Nannies is the rare reality show where the class politics are insane and someone still has to figure out why Daddy Tom is wearing that ring. Hannah Davis joins Rob to talk about going from New York nanny and dancer to Hulu reality star, getting cast from a viral TikTok, and struggling to find work in Ibiza. They get into the chaos of working for ultra-rich families, Prada-bag nanny requests, season two hopes, Bad Girls Club dreams, and why Dancing with the Stars should probably start taking her calls.Follow Hannah on InstagramSupport the podcast to get bonus and ad-free episodes at VanderpumpRobs.comLeave a voicemail: 321-376-ROBSEmail: Contact [at] VanderpumpRobs [dot] com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Pre-order: Reality TV Is The Devil (And Don't You Forget It), the Vanderpump Rules book written by Rob Schulte and Kate Shapiro!Rob and Kate finally announce their book, explain why Bravo may not be thrilled about it, and then get back to the important work of watching people lie badly on television. On The Valley, Janet cries at the fish taco joint, Zack’s big gay birthday bus becomes a crime scene, and Danny’s drinking turns into the group’s least useful group project. Then on In The City, Lindsay and Kenny bond over parent drama, Yvonne’s fake second wedding dinner collapses almost immediately, Kyle and Amanda argue weed versus alcohol, and Danielle shows up in light pink with receipts and the only clear read of what Lindsay is actually doing.Support the podcast to get bonus and ad-free episodes at VanderpumpRobs.comLeave a voicemail: 321-376-ROBSEmail: Contact [at] VanderpumpRobs [dot] com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The problem with Bravo right now is that everyone wants to argue about the technical version of the truth, which is not always the same thing as being honest. Rob and Kate start with a little TMZ/Sandoval mess before heading to The Valley, where Danny’s Instagram likes, Janet’s apology loopholes, Zack’s meltdown, and the group’s obsession with secret drinking turn Mexico into one long argument about what everyone is really mad about. Over on In The City, Amanda refuses to fully move out, Yvonne and Nick figure out legal marriage after already having a wedding, Kenny reunites with his estranged dad over hot chocolate, Danielle keeps fighting the homewrecker blog post, and Lindsay turns trying for a baby into the most stressful bodega errand imaginable.Support the podcast to get bonus and ad-free episodes at VanderpumpRobs.comLeave a voicemail: 321-376-ROBSEmail: Contact [at] VanderpumpRobs [dot] com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Listen to the full premium episode and unlock all bonus content at VanderpumpRobs.com.Josh Lora from Tell the Beees returns for a premium Secret Sunday bonus episode about the Bravo shows that are either aging beautifully or actively eating themselves. We start with a quick check-in on the weird promise of Million Dollar Nannies, before getting into the Southern Hospitality reunion, where Emmy’s lack of growth, Lake’s 24-year-old reality-TV chaos, Grace Lilly’s rough season, and Maddi and Joe’s codependence all point to a show that may need fresh blood. Then we move to the Summer House reunion fallout, where West and Amanda keep arguing semantics, Ciara probably needs to get out of the Bravo pipeline, Lindsay may have too many spoons in the soup, and Danielle remains insane television in a way Rob is choosing to support.Follow Josh on TikTok and InstagramSupport the podcast to get bonus and ad-free episodes at VanderpumpRobs.comLeave a voicemail: 321-376-ROBSEmail: Contact [at] VanderpumpRobs [dot] com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A Loverboy trolley somehow becomes the most functional conflict machine on In The City, as Danielle’s homewrecker rumor turns into group chat evidence and Amanda’s separation from Kyle gets one more ugly apartment fight. Then Summer House: The Aftermath tries to clean up the West, Amanda, Ciara, Kyle, and Meija fallout, but mostly proves that no one is any clearer and Bravo maybe needs to stop turning unresolved reunions into extended universes. Finally, The Valley heads to Mexico for Schwartzapalooza, where Kristen and Luke’s postpartum stress makes the trip feel less like a birthday vacation and more like something everyone probably should have skipped.Support the podcast to get bonus and ad-free episodes at VanderpumpRobs.comLeave a voicemail: 321-376-ROBSEmail: Contact [at] VanderpumpRobs [dot] com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.