Jacques gets into the racism scandal on The Real Housewives of Dallas between Brandi Redmond and Dr Tiffany Moon, and also digs into crazy Jen Shah's latest controversy.
Before that, he tackles the biased but damning Woody Allen docuseries, Piers Morgan pretending to be canceled for publicity, and the ridiculousness of Chris Harrison being axed from The Bachelorette.
Further reading: Allen v Farrow is pure PR via The Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2021/mar/03/allen-v-farrow-woody-allen-mia-farrow-documentary-is-pure-pr-why-else-would-it-omit-so-much
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
2mins Chris Harrison axed/New Bachelorettes
11mins Piers Morgan plays everyone
19mins Allen v. Farrow
32mins Jen Shah's latest mess
38mins Is RHOD racist?
54mins Summer House
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