Welcome to the high and low podcast. This is your host, Bravo, Bravo, Bravo, Ducking, Bravo. Today we are going to get into New Jersey. We're going to get a little mozzarella, get a little salam. I have a nice little memorial day gathering around Jersey. May we go to the shore?

I love Jersey. I love the whole culture. I've been a big fan, you know, of a lot of the shows that we've

seen on television over my lifetime that just celebrate what Jersey is. And the thing that is always the

core, the epicenter, the nucleus of a show

about people from Jersey is it comes back to like an authentic connection and family.

When I think about watching Jersey Shore back on MTV forever ago, feels like forever ago,

you know, all the bad behavior, all of the stuff, all of them fighting amongst each

other. But they always had a family meal and they cooked it themselves. And when push came to shove

and it did actually come to literal pushes and literal shoves, they would have each other's back.

So it is heartbreaking to me, be watching this show that we've been watching for so long.

Just, I mean, I remember the christening.

We remember all of it.

We've been on this journey for forever.

You know what you are, you're a clown.

I remember all the OG days of Grandma Rinkles and everything.

And to watch it now and see that Joe and Teresa, brother and sister, cannot even

film together. Is sad. Is heartbreaking. I didn't know what this season was going to hold,

but I decided to just check it out. And so here's what we're going to talk about, episode one.

And Bravo knows that this show is probably their most dramatic franchise. I'm racking my brain right now. I think it is their most

dramatic franchise. Definitely the most fights, a lot of violence, you know, but they get their

emotions out. And for that, I've said it before. I am envious because I tend to just be like,

oh, no, I'm fine. And inside fires are burning. And they get it out, which is healthy to a certain point so this opens

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