Brian Moylan

When I think of Housewives who have only been on for one season, I often picture Peggy Sulahian, whose sole contribution to RHOC 's season 12 was

The finale finally puts Amanda and Kyle’s divorce to rest, but it comes at the expense of a coherent episode.

Lala’s efforts to make the group see the truth about Danny and Janet largely go ignored — but at least she’s trying.

Even with new taglines, an introduction to a new wife, and minor arguments, the season is off to a sleepy start.

The London ladies waste no time diving into a dormant two-year beef that Juliet didn't even know she was in.

The split within the cast runs so deep that the only hope for resolution is a shake-up.

The wives have hard conversations about parenting, health, and podcasts.

Panthea’s early Housewives strategy to fabricate small lies and try way too hard is proving to be exhausting for everyone.

The best moment of this episode comes near the end, when Amanda Cronin, bored by a ridiculous argument, decides to reapply her lip gloss using her knife as a mirror.

Since this week's episode starts with Amanda meeting Panthea Parker in the park(-er) to discuss her abominable performance at Karen's dinner party