<p>I know there are a number of fellow SYTTD fans on Parent Cafe. For anyone who has tuned out the Atlanta version ( including me) the new season begins this Friday at 9 pm! From some of the previews there will be a bride looking at 50K PTornie gown! Can’t wait to hear what other fans think of the new season.
Cheers!</p>
<p>Thanks for the reminder. The original is def. the best.</p>
<p>Thanks for the reminder! I’ve been misssing Randy…</p>
<p>My, my, $50,000 for a dress . . . . Makes sense if you’re Princess Diana or Kate Middleton, but for the rest of us common folk . . . My, my. </p>
<p>Should be fun.</p>
<p>One of very few shows left on TV after Oprah took over Discovery Health and replaced it with her very boring shows. I watch them both, I do not care too much which one, I just like to see dresses, the same as “What not to wear” and “American Top Model”. I wish that they never show them talking though, I do not care about drama, I want to see nice clothes as I stopped shopping myself and go to the stores only when my D. asked me for her shopping. However, my very favorite is Gypsy wedding. I do not know what happened to it, I miss it. Those gypsy dresses were absolutely unbeatable, no others could measure up to them, that Liverpool lady, who does them from bride’s sketches is so talented!!</p>
<p>Am happy to have our NYC consultants back, but must admit I’ve kind of warmed up to Atlanta as well - Lori and her crew seem to have mellowed out a bit. </p>
<p>The series I DON’T love is when they do Plus-Sized brides on shows of their own. I mean, what is the problem with mixing all sizes together? I always wonder what the rationale is for having a plus-size show.</p>
<p>I am liking the Atlanta version much better this season. I don’t even seem to mind when they call for “jacking up the dress” which I found so annoying at first.</p>
<p>I like the NYC version because it seems so out of reality. People spend a lot on their dresses but the brides are usually older so they may have more money to spend. </p>
<p>I’m with you abasket, I am not fond of the plus size show either. They had a bride on the Atlanta version who was a little heavy. She kept finding dresses she liked but they couldn’t be made in her size. She finally found a dress which was way outside her budget, which they bought. I felt so bad for her and her family. I think it really brought home that at least in bridal fashion, it’s different when you are bigger.</p>
<p>I still don’t like the Atlanta version. Can’t wait to see the NYC/Kleinfeld’s version back on Friday! The only one not happy is DH - since it means he will spending the evening in the basement since he can’t stand the show!!</p>
<p>^He can move his TV from the basement or put TV in another room in addition or watch tablet while sitting by you. I am at the kitchen table when I watch, since I never just watch TV, I am multitasking, TV is way too boring otherwise, I use it also to fall asleep in my bedroom.</p>
<p>I’m so excited. can’t wait to see this year’s dresses. Hopefully there will be fewer fairy hooker dresses.</p>
<p>Given the filming schedule, I guess it’s probably too early to see what affect the Kate Middleton dress will have…but hopefully more girls that just the orthodox Jewish ones will want sleeves!</p>
<p>Sleeves and straps!! I’ve seen enough back fat and quadruple-boobs to last a lifetime.</p>
<p>I did not like Kte’s dress at all, but she apparently had restricitons, while common folks do not. I hope the industry will not go this direction. Her sis’s dress was much more exciting.</p>
<p>D and I LOVED Kate’s dress, especially the sleeves. I agree with zm - I’m pretty sick of hooker dresses and even some of the strapless dresses. I’m ready for something different.</p>
<p>Missy, my D - not Jewish - has always wanted a Kate-type dress with lace and sleeves. I figure that by the time D actually gets married, she might have more styles to choose from, thanks (in part) to Kate’s influence.</p>
<p>Bring on the hooker fairy dresses! But not too many, please. 
Yay, I’m excited. My H is definitely not going to be thrilled, but he can tough it out - he usually surfs the web on his laptop and pretends that he is not watching :)</p>
<p>My H is usually snoring (goes to work very early a.m.) on the couch by time SYTTD comes on. I am queen of the remote from 9p.m. onward most nights! He has seen the show a few times and thinks it’s ridiculous.</p>
<p>Another snoring husband; but mine says he is awake! Friday nights I watch what I want, but the other nights, we watch together. We both are on out computers or reading the paper while watching tv anyway, so I will sit through his shows and he mine. If I really don’t want to watch what he is watching, I just head to the bedroom.</p>
<p>I guess, we are the only ones with 2 TV’s in the same place. H. is wearing head phones watchin his. Mine is on kitchen counter, so that I can do something on the kitchen table when TV is on. It is getting more and more boring, though, I am missing “Mystery Diagnosis” and others of sort.</p>
<p>PackMom, LOL. For the number of hours of the American Choppers and Jim Cramer I had to endure, I’m entitled to control our remote on Friday nights for the rest of the year! :D</p>
<p>…the last TV my H. bought was $150… Not worth fighting over remote.</p>