The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City — ‘Courtside Conundrum’ (TV Talk)

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As a consumer of way too much television, I am sharing my thoughts on a few of my favorite TV shows. Here are a few of my miusings [sic] regarding the “Courtside Conundrum” from The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City:

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The episode kicked off where we left off the last episode, the women are at dinner and Whitney is revealing that she was abused as a child. I’m not going to rehash this episode since it was a bit much.

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  • Whitney needs to get some professional help. “Hillers” are good and all, but it sounds like you have some serious wounds to heal.
  • Heather Gay is a national treasure. “I’d give a blowjob for a burger, my bar’s pretty low.”
  • Meredith’s lawyering skills do come in handy when relaying the facts.
  • I sincerely hope that whoever Lisa Barlow allegedly blew for Utah Jazz tickets was not watching the episode because she called him (and the accusations) “disgusting” about a trillion times.
  • A drunk Whitney should NOT be the messenger, because whenever a drunk Whitney is the messenger, things go horribly wrong.
  • Lisa Barlow really, really loves her Dior boots.
  • Jen Shah is still professing her innocence.
  • With an episode ending with a “Fuck you” from Heather Gay, the next episode looks to be as juicy as this one was.
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