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After settling into their rooms at Blue Stone Manor, the ladies bond over shared experiences as former Housewives; Dorinda hosts a New England clambake; Taylor and Brandi settle an old score; a conversation between Vicki and Dorinda gets heated.
After settling into their rooms at Blue Stone Manor, the ladies bond over shared experiences as former Housewives; Dorinda hosts a New England clambake; Taylor and Brandi settle an old score; a conversation between Vicki and Dorinda gets heated.
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S2, EP2 "There's a Jill in the Air"While the ladies get pampered, a surprise guest arrives; Dorinda hosts a spirited dinner at Ventfort Hall, home of the famous "Morgan Letters"; Brandi's choice of words causes tension within the group.
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S2, EP3 "Dazed and Excused"After shopping in town and visiting a marijuana dispensary, Dorinda referees field day games; Vicki's medical woes continue; Dorinda and Brandi go head-to-head in a lasagna bake-off.
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S2, EP4 "Speakeasy and Act Tough"Vicki and Tamra miss out on Dorinda's aerobics class after breaking house rules; Taylor recreates her infamous tea party; the ladies rewind the clocks for a Prohibition-inspired dinner where the brown liquor flows and emotions run high.
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S2, EP5 "The Ultimate Thirst"Blue Stone Manor is full of hot air, with chatter over the previous night and a balloon on the premises; at dinner, Dorinda takes the ladies down memory lane, but past feuds reignite tensions between several ex-wives.
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S3, EP4 "Dangerous Games"Porsha hosts a field day with different challenges for the ladies; it's all fun and games until the scorpions come out, forcing the women to answer some prickly questions; Gizelle hosts a Mardi Gras-themed dinner.
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