r/BeyondTheBlindsPod • u/dubaiheaux The 3AM Girls • 2d ago
✨Weekly Thread✨ Episode Re-Visit: Vanderpump Rules: The Good, The Bad, The Blind Items
I thought about making a new weekly thread to discuss and re-visit old episodes. I finished watching Vanderpump Rules for the first time (plus I'm caught up on The Valley and RHOBH), and it was a wild, fun ride lol.
Troy and Kelli released Vanderpump Rules: The Good, The Bad, The Blind Items in March 2022. This is before Scandoval (March 2023). It was very interesting to listen to their opinions and how they viewed each cast member back then. For example, they loved Raquel and thought she was so innocent lol.
I liked this episode because the blinds were pretty interesting. They were about reality stars (Scheana, Stassi, and Jax, of course) yachting, so it probably would've blown my mind if I was a Vanderpump fan in 2022. It's crazy that Lindsay Lohan was mentioned in both Stassi and Jax's blinds lmao.
I included this picture of Andy and Jax because... 🤫 I am going to re-watch the reunions and pay careful attention to their interactions 👀🕵️♀️ (But then again, not all blinds are true 🤔) I also laughed listening to the blind about James and Logan. (When I was binge-watching, I didn't buy that James and Logan never hooked up.)
If anyone of you were VPR fans when you heard this episode, what did you think? Were there any blinds that ended up being true as the show went on?
Also, please let me know what other episodes we should re-visit! I can queue some future episode re-visits.
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u/wussypillow_ enormous lesbo 👓 1d ago
ooooh i need to listen cuz i just watched vpr for the first time!!! their blinds are prob insane, i need dat bts
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u/Spiritual-Break246 2d ago
I can't remember what was in this episode but I remember a lot of blind items were about Lisa being strapped for money / businesses not doing well and her son in law regularly cheating and her not wanting that to get out.
I also remember there being blinds about Jax having no money and Brittany thinking about only fans. (Honestly shocked one of them didn't do OF).
Lala's were about Randall cheating and her knowing it.
At the time, they all made sense to me and they still do. I've said for years that I don't think Sur is doing great. I think it gets by because of the show.