'The Valley' Is The Best And Messiest Show On TV Right Now
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The cast of the "Vanderpump Rules" spinoff does an excellent job of creating must-see TV.
Terrible people often make compelling television, and with Bravo’s “The Valley,” I am watching some of the worst folks I’ve seen in years outperform the competition.
And they deserve all the praise for it. I can’t look away from this show, nor do I ever want to.
“The Valley,” which recently launched its second season, was initially billed as a show “following a group of close friends as they trade bottle service in West Hollywood for baby bottles in the Valley all while they navigate bustling businesses, rocky relationships and feisty friendships.”
The “bottle services to baby bottles” setup felt a bit corny at first, but do not be fooled by the modest description. “The Valley” is so much more than just a bunch of aging millennials navigating the washed stage of life.
The cast is led by “Vanderpump Rules” alums Kristen Doute, Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright along with newcomers including Jesse Lally and his estranged wife Michelle Saniei, Danny and Nia Booko, Janet and Jason Caperna, plus friends Jasmine Goode and Zack Wickham. If you’ve never watched an episode of “VPR” in your life, no worries. You don’t need that background to understand this show and the dynamics.
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