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RHOSLC S2E23: “Reunion Part 2” — The Night Meredith Built Her Case
Part two is a proceeding: Meredith questions Lisa into admissions, the hot-mic rant is read aloud word for word, and the absent Mary collects verdicts nobody can appeal.
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RHOSLC S2E22: “Reunion Part 1” — The Empty Seat
The reunion opens with an empty chair: Mary stays home, Jen restates her plea, Meredith discloses the grief behind her season — and Jennie, already dismissed by the airdate, answers for the glass.
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RHOSLC S2E21: “Why Can’t We Be Friends” — The Night Nobody Stood Up for Mary
The season ends at Lisa's Vida launch: Meredith still hasn't heard the rant, Mary walks out undefended after Jennie's glass, and the friendship question gets its honest answer — neutrality, not repair.
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RHOSLC S2E20: “Memorial Meltdown” — The Weekday That Broke a Ten-Year Friendship
The Cinco de Mayo fight spills into its second hour: Lisa's hot-mic rant detonates a ten-year friendship, and Meredith finally produces the memorial date — Monday the 29th — that two episodes of suspicion demanded.
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RHOSLC S2E19: “Cinco De Mayhem” — The Night Lisa Barlow’s Microphone Stayed On
Zion, day four: two car rides land on the same discrepancy in Meredith's memorial story, Jen throws a Cinco de Mayo dinner to answer a slur, and Lisa Barlow — alone, still mic'd — says the quiet part about her best friend of ten years into a live microphone.
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RHOSLC S2E18: “Sorrys and Sleepovers” — The Morning Meredith Declared Her Family Off Limits
A 3 a.m. sleepover carried the memorial rumour to Meredith’s door, and by morning she had declared her family off limits to the whole house. Nobody confessed and nobody apologised — so Zion healed the trip the physical way: ATVs, canyon walls and a basement nightclub.
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RHOSLC S2E17: “Who’s Calling Who A Fraud?” — The Boomerang at the White Dinner
The bus fight followed the women to Zion — and at the white dinner, Jen called Meredith a fraud while her own federal case hung over the table. Meredith’s exit line titled the episode, and the season’s biggest audience yet watched it happen.
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RHOSLC S2E16: “Holy Mother of Zion” — The Bus Ride Where Lisa Had to Pick a Side
On a bus with no exit, Jennie lets slip that Meredith hired a private investigator — and Jen turns the loyalty audit on the last friend whose loyalty she can still test. Lisa refuses to pick. The episode ends mid-fight.
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RHOSLC S2E15: “The Miseducation of Mary Cosby” — The Night Jennie Brought Witnesses
Jennie stopped arguing one-on-one and built a room Mary could not fog — witnesses, a returned pair of shoes, and a compliment defended as kindness. Seventeen days after it aired, the lecturer's own record became the scandal.
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RHOSLC S2E14: “What the Pho?” — The Peace Lunch and the Compliment That Wasn’t
Jennie built a peace ritual where the host is the one person who cannot object — so when Mary praised her 'slanted eyes' as a compliment, the objection had to wait a week. The fuller record arrived in January, and it was Jennie's.