Mention It All

Still reeling from a week of scandalous Summer House news, Dylan sits down to unpack everything we’ve learned. He starts with some important highlights from the timeline of events, culminating in a dramatic reading of the joint statement side-eyed ‘round the world. He spends some time theorizing on where Summer House and In The City go from here, and recaps the key moments from this week’s SH episode. From there, Dylan moves onto something more uplifting: the premiere of The Real Housewives of Rhode Island. He shares some insights from meeting the cast, and dives into introducing our most interconnected Bravo cast in years. Later, he also has some thoughts on the season premiere of The Valley.

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On this week's Tuesday episode, Dylan is joined by Southern Hospitality stars TJ Dinch and Mia Alario to break down all the drama playing out this season, from Emmy’s failed apologies to the bigger questions around Will’s influence behind the scenes. They also get into Grace’s out-of-pocket behavior, why certain lines should never have been crossed, and how the group is handling all the tension as the season unfolds. Plus, TJ and Mia spill on Maddi’s cardboard cutout chaos, working at Republic while filming, and which cast dynamics are the hardest to navigate.

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The winter temps are finally thawing, after two years of uncertainty, RHONJ has finally been taken off ice, too. Dylan kicks off the episode by unpacking who’s coming back, who’s bowing out, and whether it’s going to work. After that, he digs into the latest news about Kandi Burruss’ divorce settlement, including some very complicated math about NBA season tickets. Moving on to the juiciest episode of the week, Dylan recaps what Andy Cohen called Kyle Cooke’s worst-ever episode of Summer House, and where it stacks up against his prior behavior. He also digs into RHOBH’s trip to Tuscany, and Kyle & Dorit’s eerie standoff in an Italian ghost town. Later, it’s time for some final thoughts on Southern Charm as the season comes to a close.

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On this Tuesday episode, Dylan is joined by Southern Hospitality stars Maddi Reese and Joe Bradley for a candid conversation about why season 4 feels like the show’s biggest yet. They open up about the fallout from last season’s reunion, the rumors that impacted Maddi’s real life, and Joe’s complicated career conversation with Leva. Plus, Maddi gets real about 12 years of sobriety, Emma filming without Will, and setting boundaries with Grace Lilly as she continues to spiral.

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It’s been a whirlwind week in the world of reality TV, and Dylan kicks things off by asking the tough questions about the reported cancelation of Real Housewives of Miami. How are we deciding which shows are a success in the streaming era? He also weighs in on the growing scandal surrounding Taylor Frankie Paul and The Bachelorette, and what it means for MomTok. Then, he recaps the latest episodes of Summer House and Southern Hospitality, which both feature important conversations about navigating racial dynamics in the public eye. Later, Dylan discusses Ladies of London, the Southern Charm reunion, and the latest cult convo around Amanda Frances on RHOBH.

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