Ronnie Karam

Well, they're in the competition category.

I think the non-competition category is like inside the actor's studio or something like that, which is like, fine.

Oh, give me a break.

But like, come on.

Here's the thing.

You interview actors.

Yeah, go back to making tea, James Lipton.

Go back to sitting on a chair.

Journal next to route.

Ooh, just ruined your life.

Here's the thing.

Here's why Real Housewives of New York will never get nominated for an Emmy in the reality non-competition program, whatever.

A, there is a lot of snobbery when it comes to reality TV, even amongst... I don't know who votes for reality TV in the Emmys, because I don't know if it's people who work in reality or if it's the whole thing.

So, first of all, I suspect it's the entire Academy.

So they already have skewed views on what is good reality TV, you know?

It's just, you know, it's probably like a lot of old people who, you know, care more about Game of Thrones than they do about reality TV.

So they're like, oh, well, this James Lipton, he looks sophisticated, you know?

And people also fail to realize that Real Housewives of New York really ultimately is...

a comedy it is a comedy show and people see it like oh it's just it's just women arguing you know it's kind of this like elitist view on these shows this elitist like if it's not meant meant made for men it's not serious and shouldn't be taken seriously and i say stop it oh for christ's sake everybody go march in the streets for the real housewives it's like the reverse the reverse feminism march like let's go march for housewives it is all ladies fighting and guess what

But I'm saying it should be – here's the thing.