Bravo’s Real Housewives Hydra has sprouted another head. Read the full post.
Mar 18
2009
04:36 PM ET
'The Real Housewives of New Jersey': May cannot come soon enough
- Comments 144
- Add comment
Latest News
- 'American Idol': Season 11 winner is...
- 'Revenge': Join Gabriel Mann live chat now
- 'Idol' Top 2: Rate the debut singles
- 'Great Gatsby' trailer's 'Zeigfeld' folly
- 'Men in Black 3': EW movie review
- 'G.I. Joe: Retaliation' pushed to 2013
- 'On the Road': EW movie review at Cannes
- 'Moonrise Kingdom': EW movie review
To the first comment….Northern Jersey is not a county.
Not so fast. Only two are from Franklin Lakes. The other three are from Franklin Lakes poor sister, Wayne.
By the way, they all drove IROC – Z Camaros while in junior college. The T-top was good for big hair girls at BCC.
New Jersey & Me: Perfect Together after all these years in Taxachusetts
All of you who are talking poorly about New Jersey have no idea what your talking about. You’re probably living in one of those states that doesn’t get any recognition. Well New Jersey has a lot to be proud of. First, New Jersey is the most densely populated state. Why? Because people want to live there. Because its people are fun and its beaches are gorgeous. If you are one of those people who talk badly about New Jersey than you need to revaluate your pathetic life and start questioning why you live such a boring existence.
I am not from Jersey but lived there for several years. all you Jersey bashers need to put a lid on it. It’s a great state. I loved it an would go back in a minute!!
@Kerri Haha I was thinking the exact same thing too! Pineapples, ololol.
I was hoping for the Real Housewives of Idaho, then they could hold a dirty potato.
As a NJ resident I can tell you the motto “garden state” needs to be renamed either the “pavement state”, “public curruption state” or the “tax state”. NJ is the most densly populated state not because its a beautiful place to live but because it is cheaper then NY and Philly. The people of NJ would be better off is South Jersey became part of PA and northern NJ became part of NY. There are more people moving out of the state ever year then moving in. With all that being said, the show should be pretty entertaining because “NJ women are more dangerous then shotguns” (quote from the godfather, the states offical movie)
As a NJ resident I can tell you the motto “garden state” needs to be renamed either the “pavement state”, “public curruption state” or the “tax state”. NJ is the most densly populated state not because its a beautiful place to live but because it is cheaper then NY and Philly. The people of NJ would be better off is South Jersey became part of PA and northern NJ became part of NY. There are more people moving out of the state ever year then moving in. With all that being said, the show should be pretty entertaining because “NJ women are more dangerous then shotguns” (quote from the godfather, the states offical movie)
Those north jersey b*tches walk around with big designer sunglasses bossy cars n nose in the air attitudes! I know it cause I live it! Dirty jersey go big or go home!! 9ant wait 2 watch!
jersey girls<3 you're all just envious of us.
These women really do look like they’re from Jersey. Can’t wait.
How can you think the Atlanta version is better than the NY version??? NO WAY! The NYC version is by far the most entertaining.
North Jersey is like a “smaller version” of NYC, pretentious, estate homes, big hair,accent and all. Just like you saw on the Sopranos. They should have filmed it in south Jersey where, at least, there are lots of farms (“tomatoes”), open spaces, the shore Atlantic City, and close to Philly. More diverse than north Jersey…and the accent isn’t quite as bad..ha-ha
Why did you go to north jersey why didn’t you get the girls from south jersey or Philly that would be great I live in philly and would love to watch the real housewives of Philadelphia lol lol!!1
Okay, the newcomer who said that Jersey was “the armpit of the earth” and people only talked about “cars and money” there was clearly right. The place is culturally and aesthetically offensive.