<p>I’m sorry but they are all so unfortunate looking. Seriously, one of Camille’s eye’s is smaller than the other one and Jessie is crosseyed.</p>
<p>I just watch the show because PC is slightly intelligent.</p>
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<p>I noticed that too. And she talks weird, like she’s bordering on having a lisp, but not really. I can’t put my finger on it.</p>
<p>^haha watch for Camille’s eye!! I’m telling you one is smaller than the other (once you notice it, it’s like the stink eye).</p>
<p>I can’t stand it they are all so full of themselves. I mean I have to watch because I’ll be living in NYC in a matter of months, but that doesn’t mean I have to like it. </p>
<p>The one problem I have with this show is that it builds you up for these dramatic moments with the previews but yet nothing really exciting ever happens. Lots of akward conversations between Sebastian and Kelli/Taylor. Camille is just well…we’ve covered that. Jessie is sooo unfortunate…again we’ve covered that. Taylor is obsessed with social status and PC is just a douce and so full of himself (what’s wrong with Texas?? or Jersey or MEXICANS???).</p>
<p>^I know! His Mexican comments were borderline racist! And his Texan comments (well, all of his comments) were just plain ignorant and stupid. Haha, and what’s up with all the two-lettered names? PC…JP…looks like Jessie’s got some compeition ahead of her ;)</p>
<p>Interestingly, I definitely got filmed by this show’s cameras while walking in to a restaurant. They might have thought I was headed to the table where the show’s “stars” were seated, but I got my own table and then my dad joined me three minutes later. LOL. If I somehow show up anyway I think I’ll be blurred because I never signed the paper they shoved in my face.</p>
<p>LOL, now I’m going to be staring at Camille’s face and looking to see that stink eye.</p>
<p>Kelli and Taylor look identical, I can’t tell those two apart. And Jessi looks like an old woman.</p>
<p>This is what an article titled “Who’s Afraid of ‘NYC Prep’?” that appeared in the style section of the New York Times had to say about the show:</p>
<p>“The schools on this show are all at the bottom, there would never be a Brearley girl on this show.”</p>
<p>-Victoria Goldman, the author of “The Manhattan Guide to Private Schools and Selective Public Schools,”</p>
<p>Haha I love it.</p>
<p>^^
LOL, That sounds about right. </p>
<p>I thought talking about wealth was a huge taboo among the ridiculously wealthy?
Yet that entire show is them bragging about money. I wonder how “up there” they really are…</p>
<p>lol this is such a dumb yet amusing show. One of my favorite parts was when PC was like “but I could also one day marry a chimp.”…and then it hit me that Jessie totally resembled a chimp!</p>
<p>I feel bad for these kids. They willingly signed themselves up for something that will most probably ruin their lives…</p>
<p>Plenty of these “reality” programs promise to show us how the rich and powerful live their lives. Very few actually end up doing that, of course. The women featured on the Real Housewives of NYC weren’t part of the city’s social elite before they humiliated themselves on national television—nor were they all housewives either—so they had little to lose in the end.</p>
<p>Well, PC on the other hand is actually from an increadibly wealthy family. He is the grandson of billionaire Peter Peterson. </p>
<p>I wonder how Gramps feels watching his grandson slander the empire he worked so hard to build (PC will probably lose a million or two from his inheritance as punishment). I can’t imagine his grandfather is looking forward to what is in store. Just his official bio (from Bravotv.com) was probably enough to make the financier cringe.</p>
<p>“PC is one of the most popular kids in the Upper East Side prep school scene. Attractive and wealthy, PC is interested in photography – both fine art photography and fashion photography – and is a music aficionado. He loves sports and plays ice hockey, tennis, golf and soccer. Like many New York kids, this jaded 18-year-old grew up fast, surrounded by rock stars, artists, and the city’s literati. For PC, money, women and life’s spoils are all he’s ever known, and as such, he can’t wait to get out of the “sandbox” of high school. A workout fiend, PC realizes that college is right around the corner and he needs to make an impactful change to his partying lifestyle. His first step is to reconnect with his old friend Jessie. They have a long history – they’ve dated, been best friends and lost touch – and as they pick up where they left off, the drama unfolds.”</p>
<p>This is just too good for words.</p>
<p>@meadow</p>
<p>The school that Camille goes to sent out a letter warning parents to keep their kids out of the show, because of the alcohol/drugs/sex refrences that will most probably ruin thier chances of getting into top colleges. In other words Camille ain’t goin to Harvard, honey.</p>
<p>yeah, i was watching the last show.
- i saw the coffin and thiought someone had died- when i realized it was for a dog i was horrified to say the least.
“there has been a death in the family”
tragic. - Then $300 /more in dresses was being thrown away. I felt like yelling- give me those! I could use them!</p>
<p>2000 dollar skirts?
…reallly now?
theyre all so spoiled x_x</p>
<p>and nastynate,
i thought that too. camille is NOT going to get into harvard after this show…</p>
<p>The sad thing is this show is unfortunately addicting. It’s like watching a train wreck, I keep telling myself to look away but I can’t stop laughing.</p>
<p>^ I saw part of an episode and when this girl met PC she asks immediately “so do you have a place in the hamptons?”…it’s all a little ridiculous, but then again, this is a self selected group of attention whores. Haven’t watched the show since then.</p>
<p>lol wow nastynate…although in my opinion she wouldn’t have gotten in anyways. I seriously pity her; she doesn’t appear to very bright and probably tried hard to plan her way in to Harvard. Daddy’s money can only take you so far…And imagine the humiliation both her parents and she herself probably faces in school. I mean in no way does Bravo paint any of the characters in positive light.</p>
<p>So technically she had nothing to lose except make an ass of her self on public television. And provide much mindless amusement.</p>
<p>my favourite line of the show:</p>
<p>PC - if you were a veggie burger, i would eat you
taylor - if i were a veggie burger i would eat me too</p>
<p>i’m sadly addicted to this show…</p>
<p>Gossip Girl’s better.
Even if it is fictional:P</p>