User Reviews

While the gang of New York housewives split their time between New York City and the Hamptons, we get to know more of the gang. My favorite moment was when I saw Alex and Simon in one of those inflatable swimming pools that you can get anywhere in their backyard lounging around. They are not Hamptonites and don't want to be. Too much partying and little relaxing in the Hamptons with the New York City crowd. Well, Bethenny is finally becoming a strong independent woman who is looking for a man. I think the countess should get off her high horse and stop the nonsense of being aristocracy. We don't care in America and they don't care that much in Europe unless you're the Queen or King. Now, Luann is writing a book on etiquette which is supposedly something she knows about but I don't think so. I think she can be rude, mean, obnoxious, and cruel to those of us who aren't on her privileged level. I'll give her respect when the countess deserves it. But last season, I didn't care for Alex and Simon and I'm beginning to now. Maybe they are bit snobs but isn't Luann the biggest of all. Jill calls them weird when she's got gay husband Brad ala Will and Grace in her life. Bethenny has become more real as time goes on in this series. Maybe the break-up with Jason has really matured her, she doesn't need him or anybody else. I don't think he really wanted to marry and have kids all over again. I didn't care for the new housewife and I certainly don't care for Ramona who's becoming more impossible over time. She insulted Luann at a charity even when she was giving dating advice to Bethenny. Luann nearly flipped and almost lost her cool. I won't get any further but I thought it was nice to see that even the countess can get mad.