William Murray

There's an argument to say they need to shake things up.

There's an argument to say they need to bring back some original characters.

You know, there's all sorts of arguments around it, but like everything has its course.

But those early seasons of Beverly Hills were like really got me.

And then I think from a pure women telling their own stories in a really honest and honest

beautiful and amazing way aside from all the hysterics and antics and shade I think the women of Real Housewives of Atlanta are probably the best storytellers yeah they're probably the best at telling the story of their own lives yeah and they're funny and they're funny and they're smart and they're quick and they're

they're all they like especially in those early seasons like they were all able to match each other yeah yeah which I love I think you see it in like newer seasons where like there's like one or two housewives and they just sink immediately because they can't keep up stand up and I think yeah especially that's especially true in Atlanta like you need to you need to be able to stand up for yourself and if you can't you're done

And but those early seasons of Atlanta like I just thought were such magic.

I can't go back.

Like imagine starting

to watch Real Housewives of Atlanta sort of halfway through and missing Kim, what's her name?

Zosia.

Zosia.

Imagine missing that whole thing.

Like you have to go back.

Always been good.

Yeah.

Actually, I was just thinking there like if I was going to like leave someone off on like skipping the early seasons, I would say if you really don't want to like go back that far.

season the first season that kenya was in where she was um like a guest judge on um what's her faces fashion show and she was like horrible to all the girls do you remember that um what's her name the model um

But anyway, the emergence of Kenya as a housewife, I think that's a good place if you did want to start like later on.