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'RHUGT 2' Episode 4 Review: Dorinda Has Gone Mad Hatter

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If you have not been watching the new season of Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip or RHUGT2, you are definitely missing out. This cast was put together splendidly though the addition of Jill Zarin in episode 2 was unnecessary. Every day has an itinerary to keep the ladies busy much like a Bluestone Manor summer camp. Unfortunately, Dorinda had become like an evil head mistress at a boarding school than the fun head counselor. BSM was always a place Bravo fans wanted to visit, if just for a weekend. She promised to make it nice but now, it is like a house of horrors and I, personally, never want to venture out there. Episode four begins with some Dorobics, Dorinda's clever and fun eighties-inspired aerobic workout. However, it soon turns into a crap show when she disciplines Tamra and Vicki for eating in their room. 

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There are three core rules at the Manor: no food in the bedrooms, no drinks upstairs (other than clear liquids), and no shoes upstairs. All of the ladies have broken the food rules and I have two theories. The first is that production has just been handing them snacks and little treats. The second is that they are on vacation so this can slip their minds, which is fair. Now, all of us viewers have read the perfectly placed placards that display the rules and are in every bedroom but maybe the guests have not. Even the butler revealed he has been feeding them upstairs because he did not think these rules applied to this specific week. 

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In typical Dorinda fashion, she disciplines Tamra ad nauseam. She gets it, it is enough and Tamra starts crying. Dorinda starts to mock and berate her so she and Vicki decline Dorobics after Dorinda tells her not to come. Essentially, it has become clear that this was the perfect place to hold the show for the drama. It was also the worst place as Dorinda is insufferable. Honestly, there was a cute tea party held by Taylor reminiscent of the one she held for Kennedy in Season 1. Plus a prohibition party but the truth is it is hard to get excited right now over a BSM escape when it feels toxic. This episode will most definitely require a rewatch in a day or so. It is supposed to be a fun escape and all of the drinking to forget and the toxicity on Dorinda's behalf, it's a little much. 

What are your thoughts so far? Loving it or do you need it to be made nice? RHUGT2 airs every Thursday on Peacock. 


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