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Welcome back to Gabbing with Gibb. I'm your host, Gibson Johns, Johns, and today on the show, we're doing an end of season deep dive for season two of the Real Housewives of Dubai. I know it's a bit delayed, given that the season ended last week. But I feel like the Real House was a Salt Lake City season premiere hype sort of drowned out any sort of anticipation for the Dubai reunion and how that season came to an

end, which was admittedly forgettable and not nearly to the same level of must-see TV that

the Salt Lake City return was. I'm not going to pretend that those are unequal playing fields.

But as you know, if you've been listening to this podcast over the past couple months,

I did think that Dubai season two was a solid season of Housewives. I think it was getting a bad rep and I think that it was set up to fail with the two-year weight between seasons. But, you know, I had a lot of the women on the show this season. I talked about it a lot and it was a vast improvement over their first season. So when Kendrick Tucker, who's been on the show before and host the podcast, I cannot, reached out about where my usual end of season deep dive was for this season of Real Housewives, I realized, you know, I did need to do one. And I invited them on the show to do it with me. So we had a great, nearly hour-long conversation about this season. We share our overall thoughts and feelings about things the show was doing

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