Welcome back to two judgy girls. This is Mary from the Bay. And it's Courtney from L.A. And we're back with another flashback Friday.

I'm obsessed with these. I watched three episodes of this because I couldn't stop. I like to watch the one before. So I have context. Then the one we're actually going to talk about. And then I need a little bit more of the next one too. You follow up from it. Yeah. So we're talking Real Housewives of Orange County, season four, episode six.

And this is weirdly when we had picked this episode.

Not weirdly because I understand why now.

But Bravo had posted about it the exact same day.

We're like, let's do this one, which is the infamous, it's called cut.

And it features the infamous line of, did you go to Bass Lake?

And people say this like forever changed reality TV, like that moment, like people confronting people on camera, basically. And like how Drudge literally changed reality TV forever.

I don't love to give her any credit for anything because I'm also like what would have

happened if it didn't get to that point? Would we still be? Because at this point too in season

four, you you like made a good point too. It's like and sometimes this does happen occasionally,

but it was like,

Lynn was just being introduced to the group in episode six. Now, we've had like where Anne-Marie

and Beverly Hills was introduced late. Like, we've had some housewives that have been introduced late,

but it's relatively uncommon that this happens. But it was because at this time, too, they still

weren't doing a ton, a ton of full group activities. Yeah but it was because at this time, too, they still weren't doing a ton, a ton of

full group activities. Yeah, it was still about their separate lives. Yeah. And them getting

together every, and they'd come together every so often. Maybe like one or two, like, we know that

Tamara and Gina and Vicky were all like in Havasu at some point together. But it's like it wasn't, it was still more docu series isn't the right way. But it was like what reality TV was then to what it is now is like I don't know what storylines were compared. Right now it's like looking at the life behind the gates, like living in Koto, like this affluent lifestyle, following their kids a ton.

Their kids are a huge component in this show at this point.

And just showing their, like, their live.

Like, Vicky's life was like, I have this second home on the lake.

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