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Ben Mandelker (0:00)
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Ben Mandelker (0:46)
Watch what crap. Watch what crap is. Who cares what happens when there's so much crap? Watch what crap. Hello and welcome to Watch what Happens, a podcast about all that crap on Bravo that we just love to talk about. I'm Ben Mandelker. Joining me today is the one and only Ronnie Caram. Hi, Ronnie. How's it going?
Ronnie Karam (1:15)
Hello, everybody.
Ben Mandelker (1:18)
Hello. Hello. We are here to talk about the season finale of next gen New York City City. It's a big one. A lot of loose ends are tied up and stranded in Singapore. So before we get into that, please join us on Patreon patreon.com watch for crappins to do things like, you know, if you support on crappies on demand level you can watch us, not just listen to us. And we also have bonus episodes. We did all of Love island on our bonus episodes and those will be resuming next week. So go check those out. But today, here it is. It's the. It's one of the buzziest shows of the summer. Next gen New York City wrapping up. Shall we just get into it, Ronnie?
Ronnie Karam (2:00)
Yeah, let's do it. So did you see the news going around that this was Bravo's highest premiere ever?
Ben Mandelker (2:06)
I did not see the news going around.
Ronnie Karam (2:08)
That's very exciting. The. The and I don't know why they're doing this eight, eight weeks after it premiered, but the news this week is NYC was Bravo's biggest premiere. It was like 5 over 5 million view something. They said the show's doing really, really well.
Ben Mandelker (2:27)
Yeah, I think I didn't. So I didn't read that article. But I feel like they probably, they probably have to wait a while because I think they have trying to get all those streaming numbers is I think they want to get as many streaming numbers as possible. So maybe they're like, oh, over the course of the season, this many people watched the first episode because people may have watched the first episode four or five weeks Later. So that way they can. This is my. This is my theory. Which is why they wait so long to announce that kind of stuff. Because then they can say, that's how many numbers. And very cool, though, because it also, by the way, just shows that the ratings really don't. Don't tell the full story. Because like every day you go onto Twitter and there's someone who's like, oh, next gen New York City. New York City got five viewers. Looks like Bravo's really tanking. And they just like love to relish in that. And it's like, yeah, that's the. The ratings don't count as much anymore because people are streaming it. Like, people are not watching, you know, old fashioned TV the same way anymore. So it's just exciting to know that people are actually watching these shows despite various Twitter accounts trying to kind of like be like, bravo's over. It's like, it's not over. It's thriving.
