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Natalie's co-worker is dumb, nobody looks good enough to lose your job over. If she wasn't into Joey, she would not have tried to take the fall for him.

Esperanza should let Julius take Edward out.

The ending was the best part of the episode, I thought the actress did a great job, as I was thoroughly enjoying her reactions to the text messages coming in.

I think Brad is an accountant, he's talked about being busy during tax season.

That was gross how Marci said Randal's shirt smelled like perfume at the bottom, lol. Marci still isn't that sharp, but at least she realizes that Randal is cheating. Randal is going to do something crazy, that line about breaking Brad's hands is indicative of that.

Kelly was right to go off, Travis was wrong for bringing his fiancee to her house. That was just rubbing the whole situation in Kelly's face.

I hope I'm not the only getting some major Charity Rahmer deja vu from Yolanda. This actress is horrible. I am deceased at Ed saying "Oh my god, get yo ass in the house!"

Randall is really sick.

Ed's crying was so funny, and a big shift in his personality. It came out of nowhere.

Kelly was dumb right up until the last minute. For him to ask to be her friend made the whole thing even worse.

Wes needs a comb and some grease.

I need to watch this again, because I missed some stuff. Seems interesting, but I'm not sure if I'm going to like it like I do Scandal.

Oh, okay. I've never watched that Housewives series, so I had never heard of her until now.

Jasmine Guy was a welcomed surprise, someone with some actual skill on this show could help it some. Kelly is an idiot for not seeing the writing on the wall, which is practically flashing in neon.

Randall is extremely crazy, he's almost scarier than Ed.

Esperanza sure knows how to hook up with the wrong guys, she is stupid for even getting connected with someone from the Colombian Cartel.

LOL at Yolanda. I swear, I have never heard of a white woman with that name, but this is Tyler Perry, so I guess he saw fit to name the character that.

The smell is a good point, in an enclosed space like that, there was bound to be a heavy odor. Blech.

Marcie is stupid. She gets all defensive with Esperanza, but detected nothing when her husband was in a shed with her friend. Really dumb.

LMAO! I will say their houses look like the renovated projects that I used to live in. All I kept thinking was the colors are ugly as hell, and I love how people say it isn't like DH because they're weren't screaming at the TV then like they do now... what type of sense does that make?

Definitely, that was also what I thought. Those houses are probably somewhere around East Point or one of the former rundown areas in Atlanta.

This one I am not feeling yet, none of the characters really drawing me in, except for Natalie, who is interesting because she's the most real. I only watched the first episode and part of the second, so I'll discuss what I saw.

First off, the neighborhood looks like Wisteria Lane and not even in a subtle way. At least that's what I thought when I saw the opening scene.

The girl getting cheated on is clueless, how does walking into a shed and finding your husband in there with your friend not spark any suspicion? I think the writing there was sloppy, the situation was far too obvious to have the character be so clueless.

Angry, yelling dude is too much. He was at Defcon 10 non-stop, which would be overboard period, but it was really too much for a premiere episode.

Overall, it didn't hold my interest and the first episode felt like it went on forever. This is a clunker so far.

Perry is likely running for President again. With the Republican field fractured, he's got a chance to slip through the primary on a plurality. That said, he'd lose the general election by double digits.

I never thought that that character would have been a suspect, but that was a good twist out of nowhere.

Looks like Adrian Bellani will be playing Eva Tamargo's son again, I'm sure that the intern in awe of Jim will turn out to be his child with Celine.

And Candace's son is dead, which wasn't so much of a surprise, but next week will still be interesting.

The District Attorney is sloppy, that's an aspect of the writing that I think is weak. Hanna hasn't given a statement yet, but the District Attorney already has a warrant for Wyatt's arrest, and this is after Wyatt was "cleared" of the hit and run.

Wasn't see complaining about a white woman liking David a couple of episode ago too.

Yes, that was Maggie, the same woman who she caught him coming out of his hotel room with.

Veronica was far more upset about Jeffrey than she was seeing her husband coming out of an hotel room with another woman, so she is messed up.

"You stink"

"And you're wet"

Lawd have mercy....

On the show's Facebook page, there was a preview posted with Veronica waking up scared to find Quincy in bed with her.

Benny woke up and is now more animated than before, his character didn't have as much personality as before.

Candace will be even more dangerous to Jim if she escapes this jam she's in. Jim ordering his goons to kill her will come back to haunt him, I think.

Wyatt is so stupid, Jim got him out of trouble and he goes screws it up.

Maggie was beyond forward with David, she did everything but jump him.

Max did make a quick reference to David taking his money out, it was when Abi was cleaning up in car lot office.

That's a good promo, I love how she looks at the camera before going into the Albert.

I had to laugh at Veronica being selective and wanting a black girl for Jeffrey. She just wants everything her way, lol.

Max is a pathetic slut, but that goes without saying. I think Abi might have killed Lucy, she was so angry about the whole situation, that I think she's a plausible suspect.

On the OWN site, it has the episodes arranged by season in the episode guide, so this was the second season finale. OWN ordered twenty episodes after the first season, but they got divided up by season.