The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills recap: Heavy is the head that wears the crown
There are a few instances where it's wise to keep your expectations low: first dates, work happy hours, TV shows about teenagers played by 30-year-old actors, meeting a friend's new significant other whose job she's conveniently never mentioned, and in its more recent seasons,Season 9 — which, you may recall, revolved around a small dog with four names who shall now remain nameless — was a franchise low in terms of engaging drama.
They drop that flash-forward. You know the flash-forward — the one with the headline about Denise Richards and Brandi Glanville carrying on an affair that's exposed by the rest of the cast. Yeah,. At least for this recapper, who can now barely evenopened
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