Valerie, we don't know each other very well, but...

Valerie, we don't know each other very well, but can I say something? Sure. You have to stop worrying so much about what people think.

Okay. Like that.

You keep looking at the camera trying to control how this is all coming across.

Oh, I'm not, no, I'm not trying to control. You can't control life out.

Hell, you can't even control what chair you get by the pool.

Who cares what people think.

You got to love yourself.

Wharton Hall.

I love that that's our clip of the week because I think that that's kind of the perspective

that we're coming at the comeback with is like that response of like seeing what Valerie

is doing and what she's trying to do and how she's trying to control the situation.

I think that's like I'm super excited to talk about this show today because of that stuff.

I mean, there's all the jokes and there's all the bits and all the quotes,

but it's all the shit that's going on.

And like the audio clip doesn't do it any justice.

The world of response is going on in Valerie's eyes as this woman is saying to her, like,

is calling her out, you know?

What's so fascinating I think about this show is when we see Valerie Cherish being Valerie

Cherish, not playing Valerie Cherish, and not playing Aunt Sassy and not playing the wife on a reality show.

And to Lisa Krujo's credit, you can see the difference every single time.

And in this moment of this clip of the week, we see this struggle on her face while Donna, this friend of hers, is confronting her while they're in Palm Springs.

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