Brian Moylan

If the first part of this reunion was about Ciara's anger and Amanda's not-very-great reaction to it, then the second part of this reunion is all

Kenny needs to learn how to stop putting his foot in his mouth in front of other cast members if he wants to survive the season.

How sweet is it when Brittany cries when she sees her flat stomach in that very handsome plastic surgeon's office in Beverly Hills?

Even after a three-part interrogation, we never fully understand what West and Amanda were thinking, let alone the truth of what happened.

Ever hear a word so many times in quick succession that it fails to retain any meaning whatsoever? That's how I feel about the word “murky” after watching this episode.

Everyone is acting like the worst version of themselves, and it feels like we’re replaying last season for the millionth time.

Kyle's redemption arc, Amanda's lost brand deals, West's mystery girlfriend, and the winners and losers of the scandal that rocked

Bravo’s emergency episode gives clarity into Amanda and West’s thinking that the reunion episodes just couldn’t.

Kenny's quest to find his father is a welcome story line in the midst of everything going on with Amanda, Kyle, and Danielle.

Kristen has exited her party era — or at least she has for Tom's Schwartzapalooza party, because, well, it is terrible.