Welcome to the most exciting part of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City S6 reunion. To be fair, Parts 1 and 2 were informative, but they were also so chaotic and disruptive that Dom & Kyla were happy to get some depth and vulnerability in Part 3.

Dom & Kyla both agree that Meredith Marks is infuriating and should not return for Season 7. They don’t know how to enforce this rule, but if a Real Housewife doesn't believe in conflict resolution or doesn't plan to respond to the questions asked. Fans of the Real Housewives do get invested in their lies, as the show entertains us. While we do not want cast members to share all their dirty secrets, if they do not want to open up about their lives or respond to the questions fans submit for the reunion, that Housewife needs to go.

Dom & Kyla chat about Bronwyn telling the world she is separating from Todd, and how, in February 2026, photos circulated of Bronwyn and Brandon Good dating. Dom & Kyla also explore themes of accountability, friendship, and the impact of reality TV on personal relationships, and the emotional transformations of the RHOSLC cast members. We must overanalyze the show and each cast member's motives because Dom & Kyla are overanalyzers.

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Dom and Kyla watched the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City reunion, Parts 1 and 2, and they were confused. Both parts explore themes of family dynamics, character analysis, and the impact of everyone copying Lisa and her brand endorsements.

Dom frequently mentions the importance of conflict resolution in the show, but the first two parts of the reunion had very little conflict resolution. Meredith and Lisa have overprepared for the reunion and could not find a responsive or spontaneous thought during the two hours of television. As someone who is new to the reunions, Kyla could not understand why Meredith and Lisa would not answer Andy’s questions and kept overtalking so much that Andy Cohen walked off the set.

Dom and Kyla are warming up for the RHOSLC Reunion Part 3 and are hoping more questions are answered. Did you watch Parts 1 and 2 of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City reunion? Tell us at overanalyzedpod@gmail.com. Let’s overanalyze this!

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In this episode, Dom & Kyla react to Bad Bunny's performance at Super Bowl 60, aka Benito Bowl, aka the fastest 13 minutes of their lives. Bad Bunny's Super Bowl 60 Halftime performance explored themes of representation, artistry, and community and Dom & Kyla are overanalyzing everything. The attention to detail, the storytelling, and the advocacy through art were so beautiful. They reflect on the halftime show's impact, the symbolism of the performance, and the importance of celebrating diverse cultures.

Learn to appreciate art. Learn to appreciate an artist’s perspective. Dom & Kyla appreciate the blood, sweat, and tears required by Bad Bunny to become a global musician and artist, which allowed him to be considered as a Super Bowl halftime performer. It is respectable. The discipline and fortitude needed to accept the challenge, and the vulnerability required to share your culture, must be applauded.

The conversation highlights the pride Dom & Kyla feel while watching (and re-watching) the Super Bowl 60 halftime performance and celebrating Bad Bunny and his storytelling.

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You aren’t always in the mood to party, which makes it difficult to join a reality TV show. Amanda Frances has not learned how to say ‘No,’ and it shows.

In Season 15, Episode 6 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, the cast is back in California and trying to clear up a few rumors and disagreements. Jennifer Tilly and Sutton decide to protect their friendship. Boz and Rachel go shopping, prompting Dom & Kyla Dorit to discuss how they would spend $20k if they had it. Amanda disappoves of Dorit’s plans to write a book. Boz is busy building a family, and Kyle is right in the middle of some potential drama.

Dom & Kyla are both convinced that they would like to be friends with Rachel because she has the best temperament and always has a solution to any inconvenience. Which makes it so much more frustrating when Amanda disapproves of Dorit working with a team or ghostwriters to write her book. Amanda continues to be rude when she brings up the significance of the day and the anniversary of her child’s death.

We are sorry for Amanda’s loss. Rachel Zoe’s dinner is on the anniversary of a crushing personal anniversary for Amanda. Dom & Kyla agree that Amanda’s announcement, Amanda staying at the party too long, and the arguing with Dorit feel intentional. This episode is a reminder that grief does not play fair, and it can change our moods at any time.

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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills are still in Sedona, and honestly… the vibes are already weird.

Dom explains how cast trips work in the Bravo universe: international vacations aren’t automatic. Cast chemistry and strong seasons “earn” you Provence, Amsterdam, Berlin, or Thailand, wherever production feels generous that year. Most series will include a domestic trip, like the Beverly Hills cast visiting Sedona.

Then we get into Amanda Frances. And wow! She is an oversharer. She inserts herself into everyone’s business. She enjoys casually spreading rumors about Sutton’s former assistant. And we were all Rachel Zoe when she was flabbergasted by Amanda's request for “ceremonial grade matcha,” which is a Western marketing tactic and not recognized in Japan.

Boz continues to come off calm, grounded, and accomplished, with a few funny comments in the episode. 10/10, no notes. Dorit and Sutton are working on having a friendship, while Sutton and Jennifer Tilly are feeling a few shifts in their relationship.

And because we are Overanalyzers, we had to check who Garcelle is following on social media and what that says about the camaraderie among the cast. If you have questions or want to request we review a season, email us at overaalyzedpod@gmail.com.

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If you’re going to watch the Real Housewives, you MUST watch the Reunions. And also, where is the airplane footage?

In this episode of Overanalyzed with Dom and Kyla, the two build on the "newbie meets veteran" perspective when Kyla watches a Real Housewives reunion for the first time. This is a different recap where Kyla is asking Dom about the purpose and validity of a Real Housewives reunion and Dom gets to showcase the perks of being a Housewives Historian.

Dominic believes that Real Housewives reunions are the season's "Super Bowl," meant to address storylines and tensions. Both hosts felt Part One's celebratory montage delayed the drama and served as the only interesting aspect of Part One; Parts 2 and 3 were the beginning of the drama and yelling. A major discussion point was the relevance of reunions in the social media age, especially with bombshells (like Bronwyn's separation) leaking beforehand.

Dom & Kyla also debated cast dynamics, with Dominic emphasizing the franchise's foundation in genuine relationships despite manufactured "connections." Other highlights included commentary on Meredith/Lisa's "tag-team" behavior, Andy Cohen briefly walking off the set, Mary falling asleep, and the chaotic cross-talk and collaborations between cast members.

Fortunately, with Dom’s explanations of the purpose and goals of a Real Housewives reunion, Kyla is now a fan and eager to watch reunions from other seasons.

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Dom & Kyla are discussing The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, focusing on new cast member Amanda Frances and how she is being an outlier in the best and oddest ways. From being able to advertise her business and directly shout out her website in the episode, to bragging about her life in a way that feels like being a one-upper.

Dom and Kyla share predictions about Amanda's journey, the coolness of Sutton's evolving identity, and the impact of authenticity in reality TV. While Dom and Kyla appreciate manifesting and working on achieving their goals, including visualizing them (Dom practices his Oscar speech, and Kyla wants to be on the cover of Fast Company magazine). However, Dom and Kyla are shocked by the grifting nature of Amanda’s online courses, the challenges new cast members face fitting into the show's fandom, and Boz's classy demeanor during their trip to Sedona.

Congratulations to Amy Poehler for winning a Golden Globe award for podcasting, the first recognition of a podcaster by the Golden Globes.

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The season finale of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City did not disappoint, but everyone can admit we were NOT expecting that Greek tragedy play to be so impactful.

Lisa Barlow was crying. Angie K. was feeling a way. Mary was activated. Bronwyn’s disloyalty to the cast is more apparent than she knew. And Meredith is shouting into a maze.

But seriously, did anything else happen in Episode 16 besides the Greek tragedy play? Oh yeah, Dom & Kyla discuss Bronwyn’s sloppy confrontation with Meredith. If you do not have receipts, do not bring anything up with Meredith. Mary is livid that the cast refuses to confront Meredith in a serious manner about her mood swings and volatile behavior. We are STILL not over the airplane footage.

With the RHOSLC cast continuing to surprise us, the season ends with everyone still in Santorini, Greece, on the cast trip, and we want to see footage from that plane ride too. Let’s overanalyze this!

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