Celebrity cameos are another hallmark with everyone from real housewives to Saturday Night Live stars popping up. They pop up like Easter eggs throughout the series, always followed through but never overdone. The Other Two, “Chase & Pat Are Killing It”Ĭomedic bits are one of The Other Two’s many underrated strengths. But for a hot second, it felt like we were getting raw reality in our reality television, and the supernova of that tension was beautiful.
Shah would swiftly return to filming, presumably in an effort to spin the situation as much as she could, and the show settled back into its normal rhythms. The details were deliriously wild: Heather calling NYPD officers “the po-po” to their faces Lisa burning through her deep bench of lawyers Whitney displaying an unexpectedly robust knowledge of how money laundering works Jennie not really giving a shit ’cuz she didn’t know Jen that well anyway. For a brief moment, it felt like the veil separating reality television and reality had dissolved completely as we watched the remaining housewives hit their phones - much like the rest of us earlier this year - to process what the hell was happening. And when the season finally caught up … well, given reality television’s nature to oversell, I wondered if the show would actually be able to deliver.īoy, did it ever. The September premiere opened with an oh-so-enticing teaser of the moment, while here in the real world, we’d been aware of Shah’s arrest from headlines way back in March. They were there, of course, to nab Jen Shah for alleged wire fraud she fled the scene minutes earlier after receiving a tip from who the hell knows.Īll season, we knew this was coming. The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, “Highway to Vail”įew things made me feel more alive this year than a bevy of government officials converging on a luxury transportation vehicle in the Beauty Lab parking lot on this season of RHOSLC. The feds descend on the Beauty Lab parking lot to nab Jen Shah.
Herewith, a collection of the most memorable moments to light up our screens in 2021. So instead of assigning our poor colleagues a Sisyphean task, we asked them to examine the ravaged ridges and furrows of their brains to select the instance, sequence, or episode - be it surreal, bizarre, or simply unbelievable - that stands out in a year that felt longer and more befuddling than most. In a year filled with murdered durders, diverted dick pics, and trees, beautiful trees, it’s impossible to pick a single moment that defined the television landscape.
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