So much happened on the season finale of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills , it’s taken us awhile to sift through the carnage. After this nuclear war, the extent of the fallout may not fully be known for years. Or the reunion special. How did THG’s critic respond to the events of last night, which included family feuds, cat fights and relationships unraveling one after the other? Find out now … Wow. I’ve seen a lot of Housewivery battles in my day, and nothing compared to last night’s limo ride to nowhere. We knew Kim and Kyle have family issues, but didn’t realize just how deep rooted those issues actually are. I’m getting ahead of myself. Let’s start at the beginning. We open with last week’s final scene. Camille and a sprinkle of Grammer minions toasted Kelsey’s Tony nod, and the air was thick with “I don’t want to be here.” By the way, did anyone notice that the woman next to Camille bears a striking resemblance to The OC ‘s Julie Cooper-Nichol (Melinda Clarke)? It’s more of the same between Camille and Kelsey as they headed to midtown, and it was painful for everyone involved to watch Camille continue to kiss Kelsey’s ass, even though he wanted NO part of her. She said it herself during a heart-to-heart with one of her very few female friends: Kelsey did everything he could to avoid talking about and engaging in their failing marriage at the Tony Awards. Camille finally realized that she was reduced to begging the pr!ck to stay in their marriage. As nuts as she is, I felt for Camille in that moment. Crazy may have a “Jesus complex,” but she’s just as human as the rest of us (Thank God. The jury was out for a bit).
