• It’s the second episode of the Key West trip, but we aren’t actually in Key West yet. Instead, Kelly and Tamra are arguing about who sucks more dick for money. So, basically, we are right where we left off.

    Kelly admits she spoke to Jim Bellino to hurt Tamra. She wanted Tamra to stop talking about her. Gina assures Kelly that Tamra has actually had her back this whole time, and just like that, Kelly is remorseful and wants to apologize to Tamra.

    She gives Tamra a big hug. Tamra cries. And suddenly, they are good.

    That was easy.

    Vicki wants to go to Key West and have fun already, and so do I.

    Shannon can’t believe how quickly Tamra and Kelly made amends, and Shannon wants Kelly to stay away from her. The Tres Amigas don scarves and glasses and hop into the convertibles for the drive to Key West.

    Emily says they look like the geriatric version of Thelma and Louise.

    Kelly tells them to drive off the cliff.

    LMAO.

    On the drive, Vicki gets a text from a woman Kelly fought in a bar. She says Kelly fractured her hand, and Vicki has been communicating with her and collecting information. Tamra advises Vicki to stop digging up dirt, and I hope she doesn’t, even though she really should.

    Aaaand, Kelly is puking on the side of the highway, because what is a Housewives trip without a little puke? It’s usually Vicki, though.

    Two hours later, they arrive at their gorgeous resort in Key West. They have a waterfront villa that looks amazing. I would stay there in a hot pink minute if Bravo would pay for it.

    They unpack, get changed, and prepare to go to a drag show.

    While they are getting ready, Gina and Emily discuss Vicki and how she has been talking to the woman Kelly had the bar fight with. They agree that Vicki is out of bounds and that someone should tell Kelly.

    Oh, I hope they do.

    Kelly is gonna go BANANAS.

    Vicki calls her daughter, Jolie, to tell her how much she hates Vicki. Jolie hates her, too. Jolie is like thirteen and probably shouldn’t be involved in any of this, but I don’t have kids, so who am I to say anything?

    The Key West cats are all over the resort. I love the Key West cats! They have six toes.

    On each paw. Not total.

    Anyhow, they have fun at the drag show. Gina says the performers remind her of the women on Long Island, and I laugh.

    It’s true.

    After the show, they hit the bar for shots. It must be the middle of the night by now, and I am tired just thinking about it.

    Gina brings up Vicki and the woman she is talking to about Kelly. Kelly asks Vicki about insurance, randomly. Maybe she is trying to connect with her? I don’t know.

    The Vicki/Kelly situation is going to explode. Big time.

    Gina is stuck on telling Kelly that Vicki is talking to that woman, and she won’t let it go. They are shrieking about it right next to Kelly.

    This should go well.

    It’s 1:30 a.m., and Shannon drops the bomb. She tells Kelly that Vicki is talking to the woman who alleges Kelly broke her hand.

    It takes Kelly a beat to process this. Then Vicki says she is physically afraid of Kelly because of the stories she has heard.

    Vicki and Kelly get in each other’s faces about who hurts people more. Kelly says Vicki hurts people with cancer and calls her a con woman.

    Vicki calls Kelly a bully and a slut.

    And we are officially in Key West.

    The Tres Amigas exit the bar, and Vicki is screaming on the sidewalk. She wants to go back to the hotel and put her PJs on.

    She is not a con woman! She has never conned anybody in her life!

    Christ, she is loud.

    Kelly cries and wonders why she is being attacked so much.

    The next day, the women are getting ready to head out on some tiki bar boats, which sounds absolutely awesome to me. I very much want to do this, but I don’t have enough friends.

    Although, a solo drunken tiki voyage doesn’t sound half bad right about now.

    The tiki boats look really cool. They come with a bartender. Who wouldn’t love this?

    But, of course, we know the Housewives won’t have fun. What a waste of a perfectly good tiki.

    Vicki wants to whoop it up. Gina is afraid of the water and thinks there are perfectly good bars on land, which, honestly, is probably the most Gina thing imaginable.

    Vicki discusses her fake wedding plans. Kelly asks Tamra what is wrong with Vicki that she is interfering with her life? Tamra says Vicki intends to apologize. Kelly doesn’t seem too receptive, so we shall see how that goes.

    The women get in the beautiful water and immediately pee in it.

    Gross.

    Braunwyn gets stung by a sea sponge. Kelly hauls Emily out of the water, and it’s hilarious.

    Oh, but it is about to get so much better.

    Kelly is on the phone with her ex-husband, Michael, and yells over to Vicki, “Michael says he has a lot of dirt on you and that your engagement is going to implode!”

    Vicki asks why Kelly is such a terrible person, and Kelly SCREAMS back, “I am talking to Michael, you fucking pig!”

    Everyone is stunned.

    I don’t know why.

    This is Kelly we’re talking about.

    Vicki makes BJ gestures at Kelly, and Kelly immediately fires back that Vicki is wearing the perfect color for the pig that she is: pink.

    It is rapid-fire, brutal, and honestly hilarious.

    Emily points out that there is no need to attack Vicki’s looks when it is so easy to attack her character instead.

    She’s got a point.

    The boat ride is over, and I have to say, I enjoyed it.

    I would never want to be in a room with Kelly Dodd. She scares me.

    But man, oh man, do I enjoy watching her.

    Back at the hotel, the Tres Amigas have cake.

    I will NOT make any pig jokes.

    I will not.

    All of the women agree that they cannot have a group dinner because Kelly and Vicki cannot be in the same room without someone needing a referee. So they divide up into two groups.

    Kelly admits that she loses her temper around Vicki and goes low. She tells Braunwyn and Emily that she does this because she has always felt ganged up on, and when she is hurt, she wants to win.

    She lashes back. She gets angry quickly. She says she is like her mother that way.

    And honestly, for all of Kelly’s chaos, this is probably the most self-aware we’ve seen her be.

    Vicki, Tamra, Shannon, and Gina head out to Bagatelle, a fantastic little restaurant.

    If you are ever in Key West, go there. You won’t be sorry.

    They discuss Gina’s marriage, and she again says that she knows if they ever got back together, things would be good between them.

    Tamra thinks Gina should give Matt another chance.

    Shannon looks alarmed.

    She tells us she thought the same thing after David’s affair, and that once a husband has checked out, he is gone.

    Vicki says husbands only check out when they are not in a happy home, and Shannon takes offense.

    She thinks her home was happy.

    Okay.

    They agree that only time will tell if Gina’s marriage will work out.

    Then we hear that Shannon’s kids say their parents’ fighting caused them to have issues, and Shannon feels guilty.

    I wonder if David does?

    We see more flashbacks of Shannon and David fighting in front of their kids, and honestly, I am glad they are finally divorced.

    I bet the kids are, too.

    The Tres Amigas and Gina hit Duval Street for some shots, while the other women head back to the resort and go to bed like responsible adults.

    Those shots pay off for the viewers.

    Suddenly, Tamra is naked in the pool, Shannon is stripped down to her Spanx, Vicki is absolutely smashed, and they are being chased by security.

    And then—

    BAM.

    Vicki down!

    Yes, Vicki’s obligatory trip injury has arrived.

    She falls, and she falls hard.

    We get flashbacks of Vicki falling down over the years, and honestly, it is fabulous. At this point, a Housewives trip without Vicki getting injured would almost feel incomplete.

    An ambulance comes for her.

    I hope she has good insurance.

    Check back for Part 3, because more chaos awaits!

  • It’s bright and early, and I’m up recapping crazy Housewives in Key West by request. It’s not a bad gig. I’ve got a cat on either side of me, a cup of coffee, and I’m ready to go. Let’s dig in.

    In the OC, Kelly is meeting Braunwyn for lunch. Braunwyn is getting ready for the Miami/Key West trip she planned for the ladies, but Kelly is not exactly chomping at the bit to go. She doesn’t want to spend time with the Tres Amigas, or, as she calls them, the “Witches of Eastwick.”

    Kelly is smack dab in the middle of a lot of controversy. So far this season, she has been accused of pulling a sex train, and now she’s been contacting Jim Bellino, who is suing both Tamra and Shannon. Kelly feels picked on, and she is heading into this trip already worked up. Because nothing says relaxing tropical vacation like showing up with a list of grievances.

    Meanwhile, Tamra and Gina go shopping for bathing suits and talk about Kelly. Tamra hasn’t even seen her in three weeks, and things between them are not good. So we have bathing suits, old grudges, lawsuits, and a tropical vacation on the horizon. What could possibly go wrong?

    Tamra doesn’t know why Kelly is coming for her. Kelly just goes ballistic when she’s mad, which is a fact. Braunwyn promises to have Kelly’s back in Florida, and Kelly agrees to go. She is not going to let the Tres Amoebas ruin her fun.

    Shannon, meanwhile, is on her way to a divorce court proceeding. She filed two years ago, and she and David have been fighting it out in court ever since. Shannon wishes things were easier, but the whole process has been nasty and emotional. 

    Vicki invites everybody but Kelly and Braunwyn over for snackies and drinks. She has some news. She also got falafel, which I love. Vicki can’t pronounce it, but that is not going to stop her from serving it.

    Vicki starts gesturing around with her left hand until all the women finally notice the engagement ring she made Steve give her. Her love tank is full, and she is engaged.

    Vicki has the worst taste in men. Except for Don. He was a boss.

    But Vicki is happy, and the other women are happy for her. Emily points out that Vicki must have sold a lot of insurance to afford that ring, and I agree.

    Shannon arrives and says she has reached a final settlement in her divorce. She also received an email from David saying he is proud of her and hopes they can move forward. Shannon is moved.

    So we have an engagement and a divorce at one fancy snacks party. Only in the OC.

    Shannon is sulky about going to Key West because David started his affair there. I don’t get holding that against a whole lovely little island, but whatever. Key West did not participate in the affair, Shannon.

    Gina’s estranged husband, Matt, is trying to woo her back. She thinks he has changed and would never cheat on her again. That’s a chance I wouldn’t take, but that’s me.

    We cut to Braunwyn’s house, where she is packing for Miami and Key West. She and her husband will spend a few days in Miami before meeting up with the girls. They’ll spend one night in Miami, and then all of the women will finally head to Key West.

    Braunwyn and her husband are boring. I never warmed to them. 

    Braunwyn hopes Vicki will be nice to her on the trip, and maybe even learn her actual name instead of calling her “Boring-Wind.” Good luck with that.

    Tamra heads to Vicki’s, and we are still not in Florida. I just want to go to Key West.

    Vicki is making taco salads, and her whole family, along with Steve’s family, is over. Briana has lupus. I do, too. It sucks. I wonder how she deals with all the sunshine in the OC. I can’t with the sun.

    Vicki starts pushing Steve about when they are going to get married. He is so creepy and so obviously not into her that it isn’t even funny.

    Tamra arrives and puts her stamp of approval on the blended family and the engagement.

    That’s her opinion!!

    We finally get to Miami. Braunwyn and her boring husband, complete with his big old necklace, are waiting for the other women to arrive so they can spend one night partying in Miami before driving to Key West.

    Braunwyn says Miami is the most fun place in the world and that she misses living there. Nobody really cares.

    The women arrive at the Miami airport, and most of them are avoiding Kelly. Braunwyn and her husband pick them up in convertibles.

    This would annoy me. I like my air conditioning. And my hair.

    It’s a windy ride, and Kelly says Gina better hold on to her fried hair. Kelly is coming to Florida swinging.

    At the hotel, everyone fixes their wind-blown hair, and Braunwyn leaves a cake, champagne, and flowers for Vicki in her room to celebrate her fake engagement. Vicki is touched and decides to be nice to Braunwyn.

    She nearly puts her eye out opening the champagne.

    I love it.

    They hit the clubs, and everyone is dancing and having a good time so far. They don’t even go out until 11, and I am tired just thinking about it.

    Shannon is wearing hair extensions, and Kelly thinks she looks ridiculous. Kelly is pretty much mad at everyone at this point, and it shows. She blows off some steam by dancing her face off at the club.

    Tamra dances like a thirsty little ho, which grosses Kelly out. She confronts the Tres Amigas and asks why they are mad at her. They won’t really engage with her or give her an answer.

    On the bus back to the hotel, Shannon is laughing and proud of herself for dancing it up at da club. Kelly starts swinging again and tells Gina her hair is awful. Then, in the hotel lobby, she grabs Shannon’s hair and tells her she needs to cut it because it “looks like shit.”

    This bursts Shannon’s bubble big time.

    The next morning, the women meet up by the pool, and Gina gets stung by a bee. Tamra immediately wants to pee on her.

    Braunwyn checks on Shannon to see how she is after the hair confrontation. Shannon is bummed that Kelly is so mean. Besides, she thought her hair looked cute.

    So there.

    Kelly and Tamra avoid each other at the pool bar while discussing each other within earshot of one another. Because apparently direct communication is not an option.

    Braunwyn tries to bridge the gap and get them to talk. She thinks the Jim Bellino situation needs to be addressed, and Kelly says she wasn’t wrong.

    Kelly feels like Shannon and Tamra just look for reasons to be mad at her.

    Kelly calls Shannon over, and Shannon admits she is mad about the Jim Bellino thing. Then Tamra is there, and she is mad, too.

    Kelly says she contacted Jim Bellino to retaliate for all of the rumors Tamra has been spreading. Tamra denies spreading anything. Tamra is screaming that she has only ever stuck up for Kelly.

    Kelly says, “People that lie get sued!”

    So there, again.

    Tamra storms off yelling, “Go suck some more dick for money, Kelly!”

    Could you imagine staying at one of these fabulous resorts as a real guest and seeing or hearing this shit go down? I would want my money back.

    And we haven’t even gotten to Wild Wild Key West yet!

  • The women are already fighting over Dorit’s Lisa Rinna/Xanax comments, because we’ve clearly decided peace was never an option.

    Erika questions Dorit’s intentions, and Dorit admits that, of everyone in the group, she has connected with Erika the least. Dorit keeps interrupting Erika because, well, Dorit.

    Erika finally tells her she talks too much. Dorit fires back that Erika doesn’t talk enough.

    Then Erika delivers one of my favorite lines of the entire season:

    “I say important shit. You say too much boring shit.”

    I love this. I say this to my husband all the time. It is not his favorite.

    Erika says she thinks Dorit is bullshit. Dorit says she is thrilled to finally know how Erika really feels, because now she can stop making an effort with her. Erika thinks Dorit has been desperate for her attention all season, and I mean… she has a point.

    Dorit denies it and calls Erika boring and cold as hell. Big Lips Rinna jumps in to point out that Dorit barely knows Erika.

    Erika brings up Panty Gate and says she was never going to like Dorit after that. I don’t blame her. Dorit and P.K. have spent the entire season discussing Erika’s hoo-ha, and it has been tacky as hell.

    Erika and Rinna think Dorit is questioning whether Erika intentionally flashed her vagina at P.K. This shit has gone on long enough.

    Nobody is doing that on purpose. Erika didn’t wear underwear one day because she was wearing a tight dress, and P.K. was the one staring up her skirt. The end. We can all go home now.

    Dorit giving Erika the panties — aka Panty Gate — was bitchy, and not in a fun Housewives way. It was just mean-spirited and weird, and somehow this storyline has had the shelf life of a Twinkie.

    Lisa Vanderpump comes to Dorit’s defense, while Dorit says she never meant to hurt Erika and is sorry if she did. Then she questions whether Erika even has feelings before quickly insisting it was a joke. Sure.

    Erika isn’t buying it. Dorit says she doesn’t want Erika’s friendship anyway, so Erika tells her to stop talking to her. Fair enough. Friendship officially canceled.

    Rinna yaps about P.K. staring at Erika’s vagina, and Dorit wonders what anyone expects a man to do in that situation.

    Um… look away?

    It’s really not that difficult.

    Dorit thinks the other women have made Panty Gate into a much bigger deal in Erika’s head, and Rinna immediately jumps up and gets in Dorit’s face. Dorit tells her to back off, so Rinna responds by flipping her the double bird.

    Dorit calls Rinna low class. I mean… she’s not wrong.

    Dorit goes on and on, because Dorit does. LVP tries to defend her, but Rinna bites her head off too. LVP starts feeling like everyone is piling on Dorit, and she has a point.

    At this stage, Panty Gate is beyond tired. This storyline has been beaten so thoroughly that it needs a little coffin and a tiny funeral. I would go to that funeral. And I would bring a date.

    Dorit apologizes again, and I’m not sure what more she can really do at this point. Erika walks off crying, and LVP goes after her to comfort her.

    Erika does not seem to enjoy being comforted. It makes her uncomfortable, which is probably the most Erika reaction possible.

    Also, Eden Sassoon is there in some bizarre Björk wig. I completely forgot she existed. She was a nutter.

    They finally get off the boat, but naturally, they do not change the subject. Dorit is still going on and on to Kyle and LVP, while the other women comfort Erika.

    Dorit thinks Erika pays people to tell her how great she is, and that all the praise has gone straight to her head.

    I am so tired of this. I would like to see some food, shopping, sightseeing, literally anything Hong Kong-related at this point.

    Rinna is extremely proud of her bad behavior and keeps trying to rile Erika up some more.

    Back at the hotel, Erika apologizes for getting heated, and Eileen tries to hug her. Erika does not look thrilled about it. I am not a touchy-feely person either, so I get it.

    Rinna kisses Erika’s ass some more, and eventually everyone heads off to bed. Thank God.

    The next morning, Dorit calls P.K. to fill him in. She admits she misses her kids and her husband and is dependent on them, which is actually a sweet little moment in the middle of all this insanity.

    Then they laugh about Erika saying Dorit is desperate for her attention. And, because these people are committed to making me lose my mind, they discuss the damn panties again.

    I want to strangle myself with the friggin panties already. Can we please move on?

    The women meet in the lobby for tea and coffee, while Dorit and Erika continue their silent treatment. They’re headed to see the giant Buddha, and I am thrilled to finally be seeing something other than grown women fighting about underwear.

    Dorit is still being a sourpuss as they head out.

    Then they get on some kind of terrifying glass-bottomed, sky-high monorail-type contraption. It looks absolutely horrifying. Kyle hates it, and I would be gripping the seat for dear life.

    At this point, I just hope nobody can see up Erika’s skirt.

    Oh, good. She is wearing pants. We can all relax.

    They finally arrive at the Buddha, and it is, in fact, giant. It’s pouring rain, and there are cows wandering around. I bet that smells fantastic.

    It doesn’t look like the most fun excursion in the world to me, but it is a spiritual place, and it really is beautiful.

    Erika’s white pants get soaked, because this woman cannot catch a break. I just hope she’s wearing panties.

    That evening, everyone gets glammed up for dinner, and Erika arrives dressed as Samurai Barbie. I kind of love it.

    They sit down to dinner, and the views are spectacular. The food looks terrific, although I would bet my bottom dollar nobody eats very much.

    There is an awkward silence until Rinna asks whether Dorit has apologized to Erika.

    Erika says, “No.”

    Um… what? She absolutely did. On the boat. Maybe twice. I was there, Erika. Well, not literally, but you know what I mean.

    Erika feels like LVP is minimizing her feelings.

    About the stupid underwear.

    I can’t. 

    Out of absolutely nowhere, Rinna asks Dorit if she trusts her husband.

    I cannot with Lisa Rinna. This woman is always yapping. Always. She cannot let a conversation die peacefully; she has to poke it with a stick until somebody starts crying.

    Am I the only one who finds her completely exhausting?

    Dorit says she trusts P.K., and Kyle immediately asks why Rinna would even bring up whether she trusts her husband when Rinna was furious about Kim bringing up her own husband in Amsterdam.

    Excellent question.

    Rinna doesn’t really answer it. She says she’s just being real. Kyle isn’t buying it. Rinna is a big mouth and a hypocrite, and now everyone is yelling and talking over each other.

    Erika is still pissed at P.K. and Dorit. She feels like they messed with her marriage by implying she intentionally flashed P.K. She is absolutely not letting this go.

    She starts crying and says she is sensitive and now has to explain all of this to her husband. Dorit apologizes again, and Erika demands that she also apologize to Tom.

    Dorit agrees. At this point, she just wants this nightmare to end.

    Then Erika demands that P.K. apologize to Tom too, and Dorit says she doesn’t control P.K.

    Well, that is certainly true. Good luck getting P.K. to do anything he doesn’t want to do.

    Rinna still won’t shut up. Kyle wonders if she is physically capable of shutting those big lips, and at this point, I’m wondering the same thing.

    Dorit apologizes for what feels like the ten thousandth time. Then Eileen, who rarely says anything, pipes up and tells Erika that Dorit isn’t evil, she has apologized, and “it’s not like she killed your child.”

    Oh, boy.

    Erika goes absolutely nuclear. Her eyes flash and she snarls at Eileen never to bring that up again because her son is a police officer and could be killed.

    These women are SO bad with analogies.

    Eileen tries to apologize, but Erika tells her to “shut the fuck up” and never speak about her son again.

    Oh, brother.

    She didn’t. It was an analo—

    Oh, never mind.

    Erika is having a massive meltdown. Girl, keep your panties on. Don’t get them in a bunch.

    Sorry. I couldn’t help myself.

    No more panty talk. I swear.

    Erika says her son is under fire every night, and she is so furious she is practically snarling. Rinna kisses her ass a little more, while Eileen wants to take a moment to honor Erika’s son.

    Which is… a lot.

    Erika agrees, but she still won’t let this go.

    Then, in the middle of all this, Rinna announces that she needs to change the subject for a second and asks Dorit, “Were people doing coke in your bathroom?” during her dinner party.

    Christ, this woman is insufferable.

    LVP and Kyle are absolutely stunned. Dorit looks mortified but simply answers, “No.”

    And that’s where we leave it.

    Dinner isn’t even over.

  • At another gorgeous breakfast, Bethenny is still miserable.

    She tells Sonja she doesn’t feel like she resolved anything with Carole.

    Ramona comes in, and they all discuss the Dorinda and Luann fight from the night before.

    Then Carole and Luann join them. They have a boat ride to a private island planned for the day.

    Luann still feels like Dorinda sucker-punched her.

    Tinsley comes in looking adorable and glammed to the hilt.

    Dorinda is the last one to the table, and things get awkward fast.

    She and Luann go at it almost immediately.

    Dorinda says she has been a good friend to Luann and therefore can say whatever she wants to her.

    Luann is furious and cannot believe Dorinda isn’t apologizing to her.

    Bethenny tries to intervene, and Dorinda and Carole both tell her to butt out.

    Bethenny goes after Carole, and Ramona bangs on the table trying to restore some order.

    It doesn’t help.

    Dorinda walks away, muttering insults at Luann as she goes.

    Dorinda never seems to regret her drunken tirades, and I don’t get it. If I saw myself behaving like that on camera, I would really have to reconsider my relationship with alcohol.

    Carole and Bethenny agree—again—that maybe they just don’t like each other that much.

    It’s exhausting.

    They were friends for what, like two years?

    I’ve had pairs of pantyhose longer than that.

    Carole wants to cancel the boat trip, but the other women say no.

    Tinsley says the trip feels dark.

    Bethenny goes on and on about Carole after she leaves the table.

    She says she’s never had a fallout like this.

    Um.

    See Jill. Season 3.

    Anyway, I am sick of the Bethenny/Carole thing.

    Dorinda tells Carole she’s going to skip the boat ride, and Carole suggests that Dorinda and Luann speak to each other alone since things always get heated when everyone else is around.

    Surprisingly, they start by hugging each other.

    Well, okay.

    Maybe there’s hope for these two.

    Then they start arguing about who should apologize to whom, and I am kind of sick of this, too.

    They ultimately agree to move on, but Luann tells us she will never forget what Dorinda said to her.

    Fair enough.

    Carole goes back to the table and finds Bethenny STILL talking about her.

    I sigh on her behalf.

    This is the longest breakfast ever.

    I’m not even going to keep recapping the Bethenny/Carole conversations. I agree with Bethenny. Most relationships shouldn’t require this much work.

    They finally go to the boat.

    And suddenly, they’re all getting along.

    I don’t hate it.

    The pink champagne is flowing, the sun is shining, and Sonja is making out with everyone.

    The private island is absolutely beautiful, and they’re greeted with welcome drinks in coconuts.

    Again.

    This is finally starting to look like a vacation.

    They have a gorgeous villa, a beach, sunshine, and apparently no immediate plans to destroy each other.

    Luann, Tinsley, and Carole find a dead crab and put it on Ramona while she’s lying in the hammock.

    Ramona spazzes out with her bad ankle and everything.

    It’s funny.

    Ramona starts bossing the staff around.

    Of course she does.

    Sonja gets half naked and realizes she still has the price tag on her swimsuit bottoms.

    She says it’s because she plans to sell it.

    Icky.

    Everyone is having a great time except Dorinda, who is sad and down.

    She talks to Bethenny and admits she’s had a bad couple of days and feels terrible about what she said to Luann.

    She seems genuinely remorseful, but she hasn’t really shown any of this to Luann.

    I don’t get it.

    Oh, wait.

    Here she goes.

    Dorinda sits down with Luann and tells her she’s sorry she hurt her.

    Luann tells Dorinda she needs to take a look at her drinking.

    Dorinda brushes it off.

    It’s lunchtime, and Carole and Bethenny are the first two at the table.

    Thank God they don’t speak to each other.

    They need the break, and so do I.

    Bethenny is mean to Tinsley. She thinks Tinsley talks about shopping too much.

    Bethenny.

    The woman who has been shopping like she’s trying to single-handedly stimulate the Colombian economy.

    It’s petty.

    The food looks amazeballs.

    They barely eat a bite.

    After lunch, Ramona questions Tinsley about whether or not she wants a career.

    Tinsley doesn’t know.

    Me either.

    And yet, I have one.

    So, there you go.

    Sonja and Luann practice for Luann’s upcoming cabaret and try to get the other women to join in.

    It’s ridiculous and painful.

    The Countess is beatboxing with the Lady Morgan, and I don’t know why, but I want it to stop.

    Then the staff comes in and, thank God, tells them they have to leave before the water gets too rough.

    It looks like it already is.

    That boat is also looking pretty small all of a sudden.

    The coast guard says it’s time to go, and fast.

    Everyone is being tossed around the deck, and Tinsley dismisses it as “a little bumpy” and “normal.”

    Sure.

    Sonja pees on Tinsley’s swimsuit.

    I can’t.

    Ramona thinks they’re about to die.

    Carole starts puking into a bucket.

    Turns out they only have one life jacket on board.

    And they’re taking on water.

    We hear a siren coming from the boat, and the camera is struggling to keep up as the boat is pitched back and forth.

    The cameras have to go down because the water is too rough.

    We cut to the women seventeen hours later.

    Everyone is packing up to leave.

    They give us the rundown of the boat incident, and they were all genuinely frightened.

    The anchor was stuck, and the boat couldn’t reel it in, leaving them trapped in those rough waters until the captain finally cut the anchor rope.

    No bueno.

    So, to recap: one life jacket, a stuck anchor, rough seas, a boat taking on water, and a bunch of Housewives getting tossed around the deck.

    Just your average relaxing girls’ trip.

    At breakfast, the women all agree the boat ride was traumatic.

    They also agree that most of them have the runs from all the street coconuts and local food they’ve been eating.

    Bethenny, on the other hand, is constipated.

    Of course she is.

    Luann is so bad she’s MIA from breakfast until she suddenly comes running out, groans, and runs right back to the bathroom.

    Tinsley feels like her trip was a real letdown.

    Ramona is bothering the staff again, and I want to smack her.

    Or kick her in her busted ankle.

    Then we see Ramona’s poop stain on the floor.

    I wonder for the thousandth time:

    What is wrong with this woman?