, however, a fire is most typically joined by a series of others, filling the entire room with inextinguishable flames. In layman’s terms,Four episodes in, Season 5 of the series has served as victorious proof that the best show on TV will not be ceding its spot. Alliances have shifted so massively week-to-week that the only consistent expectation is to have no idea what happens next.
The passive aggressive conversation between Whitney and Lisa wonderfully exemplifies why they would never work as friends long term. It’s reminiscent of the Season 1 cast trip to Las Vegas, when Lisa refused to fly with the group and kept pretending she just happened to be there on business, simply because Whitney planned it. When Lisa’s demeanor isn’t fiery, she’s all ice.
The little we know of Jared Osmond does not paint a good picture of him. It seems Mormon f-boys are the most evil breed of all. Next week’s preview teases that some Britani solo footage has made it into the final cut, which is such an exciting prospect. She’s right that Meredith’s M.O. to drop rumors and run is annoying. But it does seem like she marked up that Aliexpress item, and I don’t think anyone expected anything legitimate from MLM queen Whitney, regardless.
“You feel steamrolled when I come to you with facts. Is that what you feel steamrolled by?” Lisa shoots back.fight, what started as a battle between Whitney and Meredith evolves into an all-out war between Lisa and Angie K. It’s time to scorch what’s left of their fallen friendship, otherwise the ladies would have to have a pleasant dinner. Nobody wants that.
Ultimately, Lisa is right that Angie’s been a fair weather friend in the context of the show, and maybe she should be more grateful to the person who brought her into the fold. Yet, in the context of reality, Angie has every right to feel disrespected by Lisa, who constantly pulls back at the first sight of friction. Their conflict resolution styles are so opposite, which has made things worse each and every week.