I have to say I thought the actress who played Betty laid on her accent a little thick too. But I liked her character, a lot more than Virginia.

Same.

If the whole series could keep up that level of drama, they’d really have something.

Great point.

I don’t watch it regularly but I happened to catch one scene with Lisa Bonet and the boxer guy--you know the one--that made my eyes go wide as saucers.

They ended up making sex sound like repairing asphalt.

The first season was sort of decent, but after that it was so slow. Scene after scene of two people talking, with painstaking candor: Bill and Libby, Bill and Virginia, Virginia and Libby, rinse and repeat. So goddamn talky.

She clearly wanted to wound the young questioner.

You’re right. If someone had come back at me with that (in person, not online), I’d sit there dumb as a post.

And “We’re talking about news here, not ladies’ complaints.”

Notice how she shifts attention from the questioner’s “Trump’s sexual assaults” to the generic “sexual assault.”

Kate is magnificent. Completely effortless.

He is just the worst person possible. Bravo needs some new host faces anyway; the “all-Andy, all-the-time” routine is wearing on my nerves.

I hate it—it’s got Andy Cohen’s smug stereotyping all over it. The “sassy black people,” the “bitchy gay guys,” the “doddering oldsters”...

That’s what I’m thinking.

Lala came up to her at Sur and tried to chat a little (“How was your weekend?”) and Sheana lost about 3 pints of blood before stammering (basically) “Katie doesn’t want me to talk to you!!!”

Did you notice, though, that LVP never used the word “fired” or “let go” or “terminated”? I bet he’ll worm his way back in.

Ha, same. I love your user name by the way.

Right? It was like a scene from Heathers, only without any comic beats.

I admit, I got a kick out of Lala drunkenly yelling “Wrap it up!” during Kristen’s speech at the Tom-Katie engagement party.