Louise McSharry

It does feel a little bit different to the other franchises, I think.

And I was really disappointed when it was kind of put on pause and people didn't really know what was going to happen because it still featured some really brilliant women who were really good TV stars.

Now, it's looking like the only cast members that are returning to the show are Dolores Catania, Teresa Giudice, or Giudice as she is in the original series, and Melissa Gorga.

This is noteworthy because I think...

like look Teresa is one of the absolute like mothers of the housewife universe she has been around for so long I mean we've watched her go to prison we've watched her become a New York Times best-selling author of cookbooks like we've we've seen her do so much but I personally had kind of gotten to a point where I was like I maybe have had enough of Teresa because oh guys she's just like

Like, I'm loathe to say this.

And please now know that I'm going to be a bit harsher on people in this episode than I am, I think, in other episodes, because it's just the nature of reality television.

And they're never going to hear this.

And please, you know...

Please no one direct them this way if you know them.

But like, Teresa's just, she's just not that smart.

And she kind of has these cyclical arguments with people.

She holds on to grudges, she doesn't get over things, and it just can become really boring viewing.

And herself and Melissa, obviously our sisters-in-law, Teresa has had this ongoing feud with her brother.

And it's just gotten to the point where I was like, I can't watch this anymore.

Like I can't watch Teresa have these stupid fights anymore.

But apparently Teresa and Melissa and Teresa and Joe, her brother, are back on good terms.

And Dolores is great.

Like I love Dolores.

There aren't that many housewives that I'd like to meet in real life, but I would love to meet Dolores Catania.