- November 14, 2024
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For years my family has been persuading me with, “You have to get past the first two episodes of “Downton Abbey” and once you do, you will binge the whole series!” But every time I turn on the highly popularized show, I fall asleep before I see Professor McGonagall outside of Hogwarts.
After last night’s episode of “Siesta Key” I tooooooootally understand the-third-episode mantra.
At my next family dinner I can see myself saying (maybe more with my eyes rather than verbally stating), “Once you get past the first two episodes of season three and get to the who-cares-it’s-another-themed-party, you’ll religiously watch this show!”
Bets on if I get any takers?
So if you plopped down and watched the episode from beginning to end, we must pause to ‘gram it up real quick and see what the Key cast has been up to IRL since last week’s episode of “Jerry Springer,” wait…I mean, “Siesta Key.”
1. Juliette used her platform to describe her quality friendship with Chloe.
2. Kompo reeled in $200k for fishing? (Why did I take the time to screenshot this, write six words about it and then take it a step further and include it in my media recap?)
3. #TBT
Now, you are cordially invited to the January 21, 2020 edition of Key Notes.
Our season three narrator Juliette avoids reflecting on her surprisingly tight-grip force of nature against Chloe (sponsored by rosé wine) and addresses other mediocre drama from last week - before being RUDELY interrupted by a post-booty-call #CARETT scene. (Cara + Garrett = Carett, donned by the trending hashtag gods.) Now if a day-after tipsy-inspired-sexting turned repulsive-morning-breath sleepovers isn’t intolerable enough, G. Baby goes the extra awkward step and asks Cara to go and meet his BFF’s…………..baby.
Oh Mr. G Baby, thank your lucky stars Cara drank enough top-shelf vodka tonics to drag you into her luxury-brand sheets and patiently wait for the next post-midnight text.
(Props to MTV for pairing a brilliant “get him out of my room” jingle alongside his exit.)
Up next, we have a mashup of Robby (gag me), Kelsey and Juliette in their apocalyptic post-party mayhem verses Cara, Madisson and Chloe recapping the rosé ruuuummmmbbbbbble.
Now onto summer lovin’...which happened so NOT fast! Kudos to the writers, I mean, Kelsey and Jared, for carrying out this miniscule love story from last season and thickening the plot line for this season (beginning with a mud-forsaken-date).
Brief pause to applaud VICTORIA, the real MVP of this season, who tells Cara how she really feels about G. Baby’s return to her boudoir, “I get it, he’s pretty. But you know how many other pretty boys I see on Instagram?” Oh, we know.
This bad B continues the shade throughout the episode and I am SO HERE FOR IT.
I believe I may have come to my threshold of mentioning Robby’s name without violently vomiting. So let me take one more sip of wine before I continue…
Phew, okay.
Cara, Victoria, Madisson and Chloe get together for a slumber party featuring a gummy-bear charcuterie, neutral-tone only pajamas and full wine glasses.
It pains me to take the time out of your busy schedule to acknowledge this, but as a Key Notes contributor requires, I must provide critical details of this prime-time drama, so I swallow my pride and will proceed to type...
We are soon gifted with Robbyism’s that will most certainly be featured on a graphic tee for his budding business:
Insert commercial break here.
We hear a voiceover from Juliette, while the rest of the Key kids dress in their best karat gold but make it pirate fashion, “Coooooool. Everybody having a party without me,” which instantly took me back to Kirsten Cavallari from “Laguna Beach” painfully spilling out the one word our eardrums will never un-hear, “STEPPPHEEEEEN.”
AND THEN, THE MOMENT WE HAVE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR.
In slow-motion, to the tune of a song with lyrics that sing, “BORN A KING,” who else hops off a private jet (two-episodes late) but ALEX. FREAKING. KOMPO.
Featuring filthy shoes, Louis Vuitton baggage and sipping a standard green glass bottle of beer, the king himself creeps his way back to the Key and immediately sends a text to Juliette reading, “I’m back.”
Before saying hello to 1-800-ASK-GARY and 1-800-ASK-GARY’S-WIFE-AND-KIDS he heads straight to BG’s 24th where he missed out on:
Alex and three-unnamed females hit up the party where our Key girl gang is filmed looking less than fly, with black eye-liner dripping down their perfectly tan skin (due to the obscene summer temperature levels and of course, a plethora of booze).
Part of me feels like this should be discussed in more detail but, Kelsey and Jared hook up in a tree house while he is wearing a kids XXL t-shirt.
Then we get to see Alex. Freaking. Kompo. back in his Oscar-winning action.
We fade out with a montage of Juliette sipping vino in solitude muddled alongside the lost-boys of the Key making out with their new love interests.
But wait, there’s more.
Jules takes the last leg of her apology tour by ambushing Chloe at her doorstep.
Can you imagine if Chloe had actually filed a police report? Now THAT would make for some good crossover reality television. “COPS: Siesta Key.”
And Robby, before you ask, you can’t be on that show.
Next week we see Juliette telling her (nasty) boo that Greece might be a no-go (although her social media says otherwise), Amanda’s ex comes aboard, Alex addresses Cara about her unfaithful ways (perhaps a Johnny Bananas appearance?) and maybe some more pizza sightings?
Until next week Key-heads.