Throwing Fits: PATREON PREVIEW Emergency Bravo Boys Broadcast
Date: April 3, 2026
Hosts: Lawrence Lawson (The Pled Prince) & V Neck Vixen
Episode Overview
In this special “emergency” episode, the Throwing Fits hosts dive headfirst into the latest, most explosive Bravo-related drama currently sending shockwaves through group chats and social media: the bombshell revelations around “Summer House” personalities Wes Wilson and Amanda Batula. Pushed by listener demand and a rapid-fire news cycle, the guys dissect the social fallout, offer their takes on PR maneuvers, speculate on the franchise’s future, and debate the lasting impact of this headline-grabbing scandal on both friendships and the Bravo universe.
Fit Check (01:52–03:16)
Before diving into Bravo intrigue, the hosts detail their current outfits, in true Throwing Fits fashion.
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Lawrence Lawson:
- “Our Legacy Workshop Timberlands… not solidarity, I just want to prove…”
- Socks: Manresa
- Pants: Vintage Carhartt
- Belt: Mon Italy
- T-Shirt & Cap: Small Talk
- Polo: Orally
- Underwear: Skims
- Sunglasses: James
- Jacket: Vintage Armani
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V Neck Vixen:
- “The boots are our legacy. Side quest. The socks are Nike drifties. The trousers are pen. The belt is our legacy. Big O day. The T shirt is our legacy. The V neck linen blend sweater is our legacy. Bracelets are legacy. This is vintage. The jacket is Stein and the shades are thistles.”
- Drinks: Vita Roasters coffee, Topo Chico (“Real hydro flask. Floor site's finest.”)
The Bravo Bombshell: Wes Wilson & Amanda Batula (03:16–11:53)
Scandal Hits Bravo (03:16–05:20)
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Escalation & Initial Reactions
- “God damn, my phone has been 800 degrees. The group chats have been lit up. What were once far-fetched rumors from the wild, wild west spiraled into a vortex of just absolute bombshells. Scandal.” — V Neck Vixen (03:17)
- “We’re living in ground zero.” — Lawrence Lawson (03:48)
- Confirmation that Wes Wilson and Amanda Batula are romantically involved, despite complications and unclear timelines.
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On the PR Statements & Apologies
- “I saw a good TikTok of a crisis PR girly breaking down...the ‘we’ kind of absolves you of personal accountability. They never name the parties that were injured...There's no apology, right? That was like a non-apology apology.” — V Neck Vixen (04:24)
- Both agree: the statements feel conflicting, carefully constructed, and possibly AI-generated.
- “It did feel very good being the one who caught the screenshot first. And group chat, same.” — V Neck Vixen (05:38)
Behind the Scenes: Production & Future Footage (06:52–07:52)
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Cameras Are Rolling
- “I do have it on a pretty good source, which is Andy Cohen, that cameras are up.” — V Neck Vixen (06:52)
- “A friend was texting Daddy Andy, and he said, up, up, up.” — V Neck Vixen (07:12); “The third ‘up’ was all caps.”
- This means fresh footage is coming — likely to serve as an epilogue for the season or a massive reunion teaser.
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Upcoming Episodes & Anticipation
- “April 15th. Tax day. Sorry, IRS man…That day’s no longer your day.” — V Neck Vixen (07:35)
- “I think it’s going to drop like the 19th or something. Soon. Soon come. Soon. Nuclear.” — Lawrence Lawson (07:41)
- “Wow. Movie. Movie.” — V Neck Vixen (07:52)
- “Last night was a Summer House. Last night was a Scamanda.” — Lawrence Lawson & V Neck Vixen (07:55)
Defining the Scandal & Bravo Show Dynamics (08:00–11:41)
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On Scandal Names and Comparisons
- “Scamanda is a terrible name for all this. Scandal works because it’s like sandal. Like Scandal.” — V Neck Vixen (08:00)
- “Dishonorable girl code participant.” — Lawrence Lawson (08:34) [re: Amanda]
- “Stand up gentleman but raised a monster.” — Lawrence Lawson (Kyle's dad, 08:43)
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The Reunion & Franchise Fatigue
- “I'm not a big reunion guy. Obviously, we'll be tuning into this three-parter.” — V Neck Vixen (08:55)
- “Maybe it's a four part CTV. What do you call, not a trilogy but foragy?” — V Neck Vixen (09:08, jokes about what to call a 4-part special)
- “Do you think this is the end of Summer House as we know it? Like, can this core group… come back next year?” — V Neck Vixen (10:42)
- “No, this is...they’re all gone. I think they just all say this is the current iteration…is over.” — Lawrence Lawson (11:00)
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On Continuing to Watch
- “Every episode of Summer House that we see now could very well be the last episode…You don't know what you got till it's gone, bro. Careful what you wish for.” — Lawrence Lawson (10:13)
Franchise Fatigue & the Future (10:31–11:53)
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Fatigue with Bravo Shows
- “I do like new Vanderpump. I prefer new Vanderpump over the end of old Vanderpump, except for Scandal Ball.” — V Neck Vixen (10:31)
- Both hosts agree: “Southern charm is dog. Southern hospitality I still have some hope for.”
- “This huge focal point of the show...those two now cannot remotely coexist and definitely not within the calendar year.” — Lawrence Lawson (11:16)
- Speculate openly whether the show will be rebooted and who might return.
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Fan Service & Nostalgia
- “Bring back my guy, Stephen. He was at Watch What Happens Live last night…he’s looking good. Ozempic or jacked.” — Lawrence Lawson (11:41)
Notable Quotes & Moments
- “God damn, my phone has been 800 degrees. The group chats have been lit up.” — V Neck Vixen (03:17)
- “We are prisoners of the moment.” — Lawrence Lawson (10:13)
- “Do you think this is the end of Summer House as we know it?” — V Neck Vixen (10:42)
- “A friend was texting Daddy Andy and he said, up, up, up. And the third up was all caps.” — V Neck Vixen (07:12)
Key Timestamps
- 01:52 — Start of “fit check”
- 03:16 — Bravo scandal introduction
- 04:24 — Breakdown of crisis PR and statement criticism
- 06:52 — Insider scoop: Bravo cameras are up
- 07:35 — Anticipation for new episodes, possible reunion dates
- 08:00 — Analysis of scandal nomenclature
- 10:42 — The end of "Summer House"? Speculation on show's survival
- 11:41 — Nostalgia: Bring back cast members
Tone & Style
True to the Throwing Fits “dirtbag” brand, the conversation is irreverent, sardonic, and steeped in wry humor. The hosts riff on chaos with a mix of mock-serious analysis and genuine fan fervor, blending fashion talk with pop culture critique and Bravo gossip, all while playfully acknowledging their own obsession.