Even Eboni, who is a lawyer, says that because it’s for charity she’s not thinking about signing a contract, even though that would be her inclination. This whole arrangement seems willfully informal, and I would think that is how most of these things would go: Your friend asks you to do something for charity, you do it, and figure it will all be sorted out.
It’s unclear whether she’s worried that Luann is going to run off with the money from the song, or if someone is going to sue her for plagiarism for singing a song that is a blatant rip-off of “All I Want for Christmas is Koosh (Balls).” I get her concern. She’s concerned that she’s going to be on the hook for some unspecified legal trouble somewhere down the line. Eboni comes by and hopes that no one thinks she is Whitney Houston, which no one does because Eboni’s still alive.įinally there is Leah, who wants to know if she needs to sign a release or something.
Sonja has a great time performing but can’t remember the very simple lyrics to the song because Sonja cannot be scripted. Ramona proves to us that she is not only tone deaf when it comes to the remarks she makes in polite conversation, but also even in the simplest of holiday sing-alongs. Lu is giving all the proceeds from the song to the Fortune Society, which helps women after they leave prison, and everyone is ready to go. Luann has the rest of the cast recording a line or two of her new Christmas single, which was recorded just before last holiday but will be released this Yuletide, but is airing on the show in late July, so will we even remember this by the time Santa comes down our chimneys? (Don’t worry, he’s on PrEP.) They’re going to 23andMe up in this piece to see if it’s true, because Kenneth is dead and these ladies are both way too classy to show up on an episode of Maury.Īll of these family problems are going to have to wait, though, because the inevitability of time marches on, which means that Luann has another middling single to record and Ramona has yet another birthday to celebrate with a cast of her friends who look like barrister’s wigs come to life. She’s now trying to repair that by starting a relationship with a woman named Ashley who says that she and Eboni are sisters. There was a man named Kenneth who she thought could be her father but they had a rough relationship. She isn’t entirely sure who her father is and grew up with her mother and grandmother as her only family. Irrelevancy, insolvency, the mildew stench that pervades floors -1 through 2 of her townhouse, a copyright infringement lawsuit from the inventor of sequins, a guy at the T-Mobile store who won’t fix her iPhone for free, and probably early onset osteoarthritis from too many years of performing “caburlesque” shows.Įboni is dealing with some daddy issues of her own. What are you fighting now?” Oh, quite a bit. He then says, “You needed that experience to get you ready for this experience now. Martin is right, Sonja needs to focus on the person she has become, how her father shaped that, and how letting go of his approval can help her heal. “What your father thought about you has nothing to do with you at all.” If everyone internalized that it would force half of the world’s psychologists and all of the Trump children to find new lines of work. “He was a fucking dick,” Martin says of Sonja’s father. Okay, so this is less Romeo and Juliet and more Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo. Sonja says her parents had a great love story (of course) but were forced apart by their families and also her father not wanting to be intimate or settle down. Eboni, who Sonja is meeting at the gym because apparently Martin will just train anyone with a credit account at the 30 Rock Commissary, asks Sonja about her father’s visit during their séance in the last episode.
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Can someone get him his own web series on Peacock, or at least an advice column on ? The seventh Ramone, who looks like one of the creatures from Labyrinth after he got out of rehab, had some of the smartest things ever to say to Sonja Tremont Morgan of the Everlast Boxing Diapers Morgans. Martin, Leah’s boxing coach whom Leah doesn’t even see anymore, continues to be the sage of Bravo.