Hello everyone and welcome back to We Have the Receipts. I'm Chris Burns and believe it or not,

this is the last week of the year and where exactly did that time go? Well, if you're anything like me,

you spent most of it doing exactly what the universe always intended of you, binge watching

Netflix reality shows from start to finish.

And now, it's the best time of the year. The stockings are hung by the chimney with care,

twinkling white lights of the holidays dance all around us. So get cozy. Sip your hot cocoa,

slap on your fuzzy slippers, and join me at this most pivotal of end of year celebrations.

Looking back at the very best reality television Netflix has provided us this year. So let's get

into it. We have 20 reality of the year superlatives. I want to give a huge shout out to everyone who responded to my

call out on Instagram and helped me decide a lot of these. But if you have any thoughts, feel like

we've overlooked a best moment, we mixed up somebody's style. And by that I mean you disagree with me.

Go to speakpipe.com slash we have the receipts and leave us a voicemail.

But until then, let's get into it and start with best villain.

Best villain is always, I think, one of the most important of superlatives. And I think that a lot of

people really run with the villain edit these days.

And so we love to see it.

So I did post.

And, you know, I will say, not all of you seem to understand really what I was talking about.

Some of you were writing, I think, your own personal villains in my Instagram, which I really appreciate.

But we did get some answers that I

did agree with, okay? Of course, Hannah from Love is Blind. I think she sort of set herself up

in a villain way. Personally, I do think that there is more to the story. I think we saw a little

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