Thank you. I'll tell you later.

I'll tell you later. Okay. I'll tell you offline.

Welcome, everyone, to our bonus episode. We have a little treat for you this week.

Yes. I think the title of the bonus episode should be Bravo, Bravo,

fucking Bravo, just like Denise Richards said. That is literally genius. I was brainstorming title

options before we started and I should have known you have had one locked and loaded.

Of course. We are reporting to you live from the front lines, aka our phone screens and our TV screens,

because this is a big moment to be a Bravo fan.

It really is.

It feels like we have just been blessed beyond belief in the past week or so.

We have just been so blessed.

So this is a very special Bravo episode.

If you don't watch Bravo, we hope you'll still listen and we hope that this will make you want to watch because it truly is the only thing in my life that brings me joy at this current moment in time.

Absolutely.

And you know what?

When I worked at Bravo, by the way, our audience had the most affluent and most educated female audience of any network. So it's smart people. Yep. And we did this whole thing about like, this is not a guilty pleasure TV show. Remove the guilt. This is the, the text is so rich. These women, you cannot write a character

like Ramona Singer or Luann de la Ceps or Victoria Gunvelson. A hill I will die on is that these shows

are feminist texts. Yes. They just are. Argue with the wall. I don't want to hear it.

No. If you don't get it, you don't get it. Have you ever seen a portrayal of a woman in her midlife to later years where she's complicated and trying to like also be really horny and like all about men but also her family and her business and we don't see that anywhere else.

No, where else on television do you see women in their 50s, 60s, even 70s being so brave.

So brave. So being so celebrated. So vulnerable, so honest. Showing what it is really like to be a woman in this day and age.

Truly.

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