July 15, 2008
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Tonight's "Flipping Out" features the resolution of Jeff's nannycam disaster and the results are not pretty. Anyone who has every wondered whether the show is real should watch tonight. It is real.
The Hamptons last weekend was a sunny, humidity-less fantasy and the waves were massive (on account of Bertha). Saturday night was a benefit for CRIA that is usually at Sunset Beach and the best one of the summer. This year it was at the home (in the lawn) of photographer Stephen Klein in Bridgehampton. It was an amazing spot.
The bash was sponsored by Calvin Klein and Donna Karan so the Hamptons fashion set was out in full force. Rachel Zoe was there and we bonded over how great her new Bravo show is. (It starts in August.) A lot of people were reporting "Real Housewives of NYC" sightings all over the Hamptons, which was amusing. Padma was there looking fierce. Here's who's fun at a party: Padma.
Comments
Paulie P wrote:
I love the cab story. -tear-
posted on July 15, 2008 at 11:52 AM
Allen wrote:
Andy ... take the subway! Yes, it's smelly right now, but come on! You get to save some $$! Like you need to, but still ...
posted on July 15, 2008 at 12:46 PM
JES wrote:
Yes Andy, take the subway. It will provide you with much more entertaining transit stories... I guarantee it!
posted on July 15, 2008 at 1:13 PM
deirdre wrote:
Hola Andito
Poor Jeff Lewis man, paranoia isn’t pretty. I watched last week’s episode and cringed knowing it could only end badly. I am almost afraid to watch tonight because I don’t see him admitting how very wrong he was. Not to eavesdrop is the type of lesson he should have learned as a child.
xoxo
posted on July 15, 2008 at 2:23 PM
Jenn wrote:
Andy-
I read your blog everyday for several reasons but mostly my love of NY and your cabbie stories. Now that I know you watch BB10 and all my other fav shows I'll be sure to stay tuned to your blog.
posted on July 15, 2008 at 3:10 PM
Davud wrote:
i can't wait to see what happens tonight...i hope it's good. Do you ever reply to any of these posts...you should or we'll stop.
posted on July 15, 2008 at 5:41 PM
Kathryn wrote:
...between Khaliq and ME!!! You have been hanging with the OC housewives too long.
posted on July 15, 2008 at 9:24 PM
Ed wrote:
Today traffic was so horrible due to the parade it WOULD have been a good day to take Public Transportation, however, finding a hybrid cab is like finding the temp tattoo in your cracker jacks, which I was ALL ABOUT TODAY. Expense the cab! Your writing brings traffic to the website...
I loved tonight's Flipping Out, and actually this whole season of the show. It has demonstrated that while Jeff is completely crazy, he has a softer side and shows it in "his own way". His love of Jenny. This season's Jeff is kinda like Sears three years ago. We are seeing the "Softer Side of Jeff".
posted on July 15, 2008 at 11:07 PM
MJEH wrote:
Hi Andy!!
Gee, I don't know which makes me sadder-Jeni's situation on "FO" or your "Romeo and Juliet" cab story. I commented on Jeni's blog and told her what a great person she is and that she will be strong and get better.
Am I the only one who likes Andy's pic in the "Project Runway Live" blah, blah AMEX thing ads? Flashing that sweet (fake, phony, Hollywood) smile! Mary, why isn't this your blog pic?? Nice to see they used just as much paint. They must have you on a color-by-number system now, no?
((((Andy))))
MJEH
posted on July 16, 2008 at 2:37 AM
Dan wrote:
BRAVO is C-R-A-P ! What a bunch of scripted "reality". This is a perfect example of why I pulled the plug on my cable TV. Who needs to see this garbage ?!?!
posted on July 16, 2008 at 4:21 AM
Sandy wrote:
Why do you have to watch the same American Express commercial every time you watch a video> Why can't you just watch one per session? I've now seen that commercial at least 6 times and if I didn't already have a card it would certainly not make ne want to get one. Please change your commercial policy.
Love Llipping Out!
posted on July 16, 2008 at 5:29 PM
Michelle wrote:
Andy,
I love "Flipping Out" and of course watched last night. I just want to say thank you to Bravo for not airing the original conversation when Jeff told Jenni about Chris, the camera, etc. It was painful enough to watch the footage from the nanny-cam with Jeff's narration. Thank you for respecting Jenni enough to give her some measure of respect and dignity in an extremely difficult situation. I know that it's a reality show, but there are some things that don't need to be aired.
Kudos to Bravo for doing the right thing!
posted on July 16, 2008 at 5:48 PM