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Dr. Pia Holec is lacking in basic skills as a therapist. She takes sides, and once that is established, begins being accusatory of the person with whom she didn’t take their side. Her advice regarding intimacy is so juvenile. She gives the couple childish games and toys to enhance their sex life so that they will discover. “romance”. She should actually implement serious, progressively emotional and physical interaction. She should give the couple cues of what to say to get closer and therefore raise their sexual attraction. Start with some light touching, then have one tell the other person something that makes them feel good, starting with something relatively simple and not too heavy. This continues with the intention of always being comfortable with the exchange but also moving towards a greater level of sexual intensity.

Where are the houses?!?? The cast is B-O-R-I-N-G. They go to Cabo and then on a yacht so they can look at a development from the water but it’s all about rehashing everything they’ve already blabbed on about time and time again. They show two houses for 20 seconds. I have to stop watching as they don’t have actual discussions or conversations. It’s all utter nonsense. Please let there not be another season of this aimless drivel. CANCEL!!!!

The WORST! Can I give zero stars? I cannot, cannot watch a very average, nice group of women, none of which have a distinctive, compelling, or even slightly intriguing personality tor one more episode. BORING! And when the major story line revolves around the endless mention of cheese, it’s time tor a Reality TV intervention. The constant mentioning of their homes, fashion, and cheese makes this useless show better suited for HGTV, The Food Network, or Fashion TV. I mean, extolling the excellent influence of J. Crew says it all. Bye RHONY! After 15 years of loyal viewership, you just killed my buzz. RIP!

What a self-indulgent piece of drivel. The dialogue is pedantic at best. And how many scenes must centre on only two people having a long, unnecessarily meandering conversation that bores, rather than advances the plot. What a tremendous yawn! The acting is “high school” level at best. William Belli is a glaring distraction to an already incoherent narrative. Don’t spend one second watching this overwrought pantomime. Two thumbs down.