This week, instead of a physical brawl, the Housewives treated viewers to what amounts to a very special episode.
Jennifer Aydin and her daughter talked to her mom about Jennifer's gay brother, helping the conservative Turkish grandmother open up.
As has been VERY well-documented at this point, Peter Weber once had a ton of fun with Hannah Brown in a windmill.
Conversely, after maybe the most controversial premiere in The Bachelor history, this pilot headed into Monday night's episode not having an enjoyable time at all.
For over a month now, fans and viewers of The Real Housewives of Atlanta have wondered who is the snake who recorded Cynthia's NeNe shade?
On Sunday night's episode, SnakeGate devolved into a full on brawl as the culprit was revealed!
Sister Wives jumped ahead a few weeks on Sunday night.
When we last left the Browns, Meri was settling back in Las Vegas by herself after her new Arizona neighbors took issue with her polygamous lifestyle.
Well, it was bound to happen at some point.
With all the crap Teresa Giudice has been forced to endure at the hands of her dearly deported husband, Joe, it was only a matter of time before she snapped and unleashed her misdirected rage at someone else.
Folks, let's forget about the growing threat of World War III for a moment and focus on what's really important:
A new season of Vanderpump Rules is upon, and Tuesday night's premiere has left fans deeply divided.
The Bachelor may have returned on Monday night... but what stood out about Peter Weber's first episode as the lead of this franchise was not necessarily The Bachelor himself.
But rather a former Bachelorette.
... And they're back!
Following a lengthy hiatus and a move to a different state, Kody Brown and her polarizing polygamous family returned on Sunday night with a new episode of Sister Wives.
We have a winner, folks.
Or, to be more specific and to get everyone even more curious and excited, perhaps we should phrase this a little differently:
What a difference a year makes, huh?
That's how long it has been since The Whisperers made their presence known on The Walking Dead, killing Jesus in the process of course.
How crazy was Thursday night's 2019 finale of Grey's Anatomy?
Consider this summation:
Joe Giudice recently saw his wife and four children in Italy, where the ex-convict is currently living as he awaits a decision on his final deportation appeal.
But The Real Housewives of New Jersey flashed back many months last night, taking viewers to the time during which Joe was stuck in ICE custody.
Attention, all other shows on television:
THAT is how you do a fall finale!
Grey's Anatomy turned 350 episodes old on Thursday night.
We don't even have a joke or a pun-related follow-up to make about this milestone.
The Real Housewives of New Jersey asked viewers to go back in time this week.
Granted, the series does this every week because episodes are filmed months in advance of their airing.
The two-hour season finale of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation found our favorite drunk reality stars heading to perhaps the only city with shadier individuals than Las Vegas:
Washington D.C.
Grey's Anatomy viewers were greeted with a shock death on Thursday night's installment.
Yes, the series has tried to distance itself from shock deaths over the last few years, but death came knocking, and it made for a harrowing hour.
This Is Us has sky-rocketed to global popularity due to its ability to make viewers cry.
On Tuesday night, however, the NBC drama really made us squirm.
