LuLuBelleKy Where do I begin? .....Since when do guys refer to themselves -out loud, on a regular basis, "A real Southern Gentleman does this, or does that..." --really--??? Actions honey, -not words. Anyone who has to describe some "thing" or someone as "class" or "classless" really needs to reevaluate. Class is something that should be seen, not heard. "In the South we do things like ___" or "In the South we we put in our best face, etc..." -I hate to break it to y'all, but people are people no matter where you go, so please spare us your "In the South" education. How many of the cast members are actually from the south anyways? A good amount of people who have grown up in the south would most likely agree, that with friends like these, who needs enemies? Granted, it's a tv show, produced by cast member, Whitney. I find myself intrigued by the awful nature of the show, but shame on me, I still watch. Unfortunately, Whitney is about the only cast member that comes across authentic, if that's even a thing in this manufactured friendship circle. Cameran, has a bad case of the green eyed monster, and probably needs to worry more about herself, and less about everyone else... Thomas reminds me of Butthead, and Cameron, -Beavis. And Craig? -well, I just don't see how he made it onto the show (> trying too hard..?)Maybe they should do a spin-off called, Northeast Wasps? Even then, I think that's a stretch... For now, I'll pour me a bourbon ale, and binge-watch some more seasons. Dittums, my medicine, please.

G. Contract SOUTHERN CHARM: While channel surfing, I came upon this series and it grabbed my attention and I decided to watch the show. In this particular episode,they were having a polo game at one of the plantation estates. I noticed that all of the shows casts were Caucasians,(at least in this episode). However, I was shocked that they showed the individuals (who had no speaking roles), who were there to serve food and drinks at the plantation to be black. I found this to be both shocking and somewhat racist to see this depicted in such a modern day/current TV show. I could totally understand if it were something reflecting back in the 1800's, but no, this is what they are showing as South Carolina's depiction of "Southern Charm" Very sad and disappointing, I will never watch this show again!

emmacairn I gave it a 3 because I like a couple of the women on the show.Why can't what's his name take the bar? Because he can't pass it, he's not prepared. Modeling?? Seriously, Gabriel Aubry you're not. Don't leave your day job. Your buddies won't pick up your bar tabs forever.Kathryn is a sweetheart who has a long road ahead of her as a single mom. Thomas treats her really poorly. He is a self possessed, left over party boy whose looks are shot to --it. He's aged out of the party circuit, it just hasn't dawned on him yet. A momma's boy possibly?Whitney, another creepy wash up. Educated though, I'll give him that. He does have the snob factor in place. It's fairly obvious where that comes from, the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree. Good thing momma has plenty of dough.I'll take a pass on the next season if there is one.

Jennifer Y Doty I'm ashamed to say that I'm absolutely obsessed with 'Southern Charm' and the charming cast :) Please God let there be a second season. I was drawn in immediately by the likable cast, the humor, and the story line and dynamics of the show. The final show of the season is in 3 days and I don't know how I'm supposed to go on, lol! I absolutely love Cameran's personality, I find Shep very likable and hilarious with his disdain for manual labor. I think Dani is awesome and I like her "friendship" with Shep. I love watching Whitney and his mother's relationship play out. They are hilarious! I also can't wait to see what happens with T Rav and Katherine!Come on Bravo!! Please give us a second season!! You've dangled this world in front of us, don't take it away now, haha!!