Kyle's face says it all.

After Camille leaves, Lisa tries to explain to Taylor that she really does want to be her friend.

Conflict, resolution, as Lisa says.

Kyle attempts to explain the tea party to Mauricio and Faye.

Everyone is concerned, and shocked by Taylor's situation.

Lisa is a little reticent to head to Las Vegas for Pandora's bachelorette party.

But, duh, Pandora knows it's not a shindig without Lisa (and Giggy) in tow.

Kyle, Adrienne, and Camille discuss the tea party aftermath.

Even though Camille has tried to apologize, Taylor is not speaking to her.

It's the day of Kennedy's party and everyone is telling Taylor they need 25 minutes to set up.

Her face doesn't exactly display loads of confidence in their promises.

Dana attempts to help set this shindig up.

Meanwhile, Lisa has party problems of her own. Pandora's guest list is getting out of control.

Lisa just wants something simple for the invite -- like an understated $150 rose covered box combination.

The Bridezilla bonanza has just begun.

Kim arrives, and goes straight for the mechanical bull, putting her years of riding a Disney horse to good use.

Taylor has some horse excrement shoveling detail for Camille, if she dares arrive.

Kyle looks a little shocked by Taylor's ranch assignments.

Adrienne, meanwhile, is miffed that Lisa is heading to Las Vegas -- and not staying in a Maloof hotel.

Kim explains the behavior of the Disney horses.

Kim shoots Brandi a steely glance.

It's a wild west showdown, officially.

Kyle saddles up. She'll obviously do fine because of her appropriate leather hat.

Mauricio admits he wears the pants in the relationship -- but only after Kyle buys them.

Brandi drops by to discuss Kim's icy treatment.

Brandi asks Kyle (and most everyone else) what she should do about the continued conflict with Kim.

Taylor wishes Kennedy a happy birthday before letting Ace Young and Conor launch into their serenade.

Taylor and her self-described big lipped friend bond.