The Real Housewives of Vancouver

2012-04-04 | en

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Seasons & Episodes

EP1 New Faces & Old Wounds

Feb. 05,2013

In the second season premiere, the newest wives are introduced. Ronnie hosts a barbecue to celebrate those who aided in Remington's choking incident and drama ensues between the ladies.

EP2 Drag Queens & Drama Queens

Feb. 12,2013

Robin has Mary assist her with her audition for her first live singing gig. Jody throws a Gay Pride Drag Queen party, which is being held at the same venue as the event Mary is attending, reincarnating their eternal battle.

EP3 Catwalks & Catfights

Feb. 19,2013

Amanda and Ioulia's friendship starts out rocky while the two star in a bikini fashion show that creates drama for all the housewives. Robin is distraught after her dreams of singing at Thunderbird Park are ruined, with the unexpected help of Mary's producer.

EP4 Second Chances & Second Thoughts

Feb. 26,2013

Amanda gets face lift for her birthday. Robin receives news about her singing audition and confronts Mary about the situation.

EP5 High Notes & Low Blows

Mar. 05,2013

Loulia invites the housewives over for a drawing party, which includes a male model. Robin achieves a live singing gig at an event.

EP6 Cold Shoulders & Hot Butts

Mar. 12,2013

Amanda, Ronnie, and Jody take a trip to Toronto for Jody's appearance on Top Chef Canada, ironically Mary also gets an invite to Toronto to sing at Global Morning, inviting Robin as a backup singer. Feeling that she'd miss out, Mary invites Ioulia as well. The ladies attend a high-class backyard party, where Ronnie falls back on the feeling that Mary isn't a good friend and Ioulia shows her tough side.

EP7 Sweet & Soured

Mar. 19,2013

While in Toronto, Jody's appearance on Top Chef Canada ends with a garden party. Mary and Ronnie's friendship is laid out on the table, and the two try to find resolution or abandon each other for good. A surprising twist occurs at a dinner, leaving Mary on the verge of giving up.

EP8 Quiet Retreats & Loud Attacks

Mar. 26,2013

It's Ronnie's birthday and the wives head out for a weekend of pamper. The group realizes that just because Mary is absent from the festivities is no guarantee that there won’t be any drama. A secret is revealed about Mary that may never be repairable.

EP9 War & Piece of Cake

Apr. 02,2013

Ronnie hosts a glamorous party for Ioulia’s birthday but not all of the ladies are invited. Mary's friends Marika and Lisa host her birthday party, where a surprise visit is not what Mary expected. Jody boycotts Mary's party, and a housewive begins to question if she's on the right side.

EP10 In Costume & Out of Control

Apr. 09,2013

In the season 2 finale, Amanda hosts a Wonderland-themed party, where Jody's actions make Ronnie question her friendships with Jody and Mary. Mary announces her new relationship with a billionaire. Ioulia hosts her art gallery show, where all the wives attend and the end-game begins.

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The Real Housewives of Vancouver is a Canadian reality television series on the Canadian Slice cable network. It is the first Canadian installment of The Real Housewives franchise; production for the Shaw Media series began in August 2011. The show premiered on April 4, 2012 at 9pm ET/PT. The two-hour premiere achieved the record of the highest-rated premiere in the network's history, which attracted 1.2 million viewers.

The Real Housewives of Vancouver Audience Reviews

2hotFeature one of my absolute favorites!

Organnall Too much about the plot just didn't add up, the writing was bad, some of the scenes were cringey and awkward,

Whitech It is not only a funny movie, but it allows a great amount of joy for anyone who watches it.

Myron Clemons A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

JonathanWalford I have never seen one of these shows before, other than snippets on E or The Soup. However, as this show is set in Vancouver, and I was born and raised there, I thought I would watch one full episode.I wish I hadn't.I really want to scream in rage at whoever is in charge, I want to scream in frustration that such a show should even exist. Who are these Botox Barbies in fur coats sharpening their childish witticisms? Who marries these kinds of females? They are toxic and there is nothing 'real' about any part of them, especially not their teeth colour, skin colour, hair colour, boobs, or personalities. Do these women not realize that they are being watched only because everyone is laughing at them - they are cartoons of femininity! Toronto society had the good taste to back out of participating in this type of show because the women were too smart and knew that they would become laughing stocks. These Vancouver women, whoever they might be (nobody has ever heard of them before), are stupid and desperate. This show is revolting, and the women are setting back the women's liberation movement 80 years. I am appalled and saddened - who thought this was a good idea for a show? Shame on you.