The raw emotional wreckage of Scandoval points out that prioritizing sex, booze, and work in your twenties and thirties is not a healthy cultural norm for America’s young professionals.
This is Bravo's clear strategy to fend off critiques from lefty Instagram fan pages and Barnard graduates writing for The Cut. It's making their product worse. It's making race relations worse, too.
Fifteen years after the first "Real Housewives" franchise appeared on March 21, 2006, some of Bravo's biggest fans are rendering the network's brash reality fare impossible.
Whether you're a reality television connoisseur or have simply exhausted your Netflix queue, treat yourself to a binge of 'Survivor' this holiday season.
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