Selling the Hamptons

If you know how to edit a show then you won't show dirty fingerprints on a Porsche. Awful show with fake smiles and ridiculous drama. You're selling a house not a dramatic show. Get with the program and sell the houses in style without the drama. Make it real and something that people actually want to watch and may learn something from this show. Make it raw, edgy, and sophisticated. You're putting $100,00 into a $35 million dollar home for an evening!? Hahaha spend a million on the home and then come talk to me. I don't have it but to spend $100,00 in an evening is really easy and for most who have it they are going to spend it without question.

This is an unfortunate and unrealistic portrayal of the real estate market and broker representation in the Hamptons. The agency involved is a sell out and should be embarrassed.

Fueled By buyers with unlimited money , I find the show very difficult to turn off. Especially the interaction between Peggy , Kenny And Gina. Kenny Is my personal favorite. He is so chill and I love his personality. "Seriously Peggy" I replayed that over and over. A lot of Gina , I didn't mind it, especially looking at her and her passive aggressive comments. Mia, nice outfits. Michael, it's too much of a crybaby. Bianca , has she actually sold anything? The other agents should leave Peggy alone, I do agree with Peggy that there's some jealousy there. And I think it's going to be on HGTV. I'm looking forward to the final episode.

Interesting and entertaining with one character dragging the show into the abyss. You can find out who yourself but she needs a stylist and is usually in clothes two (generous) sizes too small. A makeup artist since her face (lacquers on) fails to match her skin tone from her chin down. Her vanity showing is paid for on the back of a nefarious father is supposedly to be interesting? She is condescending, rude and a scene crasher. The first season was so much better without her and the oddly Janna-esque, dark glasses on cameo boss who is a characteristic "I'm he that shall be obeyed". My sympathy to the other cast members returning to be humiliated and degraded. Every sitcom / reality show seems to require the one person who's girth matches their outstretched ego and do I am not "fat shaming" I am plot and character shaming.

I watch a lot of real estate related reality shows and most of them are so damn annoying with all the fake drama.

This one feels more "real" and so far seems to be keeping the fake drama to a minimum.

Kenny in particular feels the most genuine and most likeable. I especially like the interactions between Kenny and Gina.