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"I don’t know how they put that genie back in the bottle."
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Dukes, earthquakes, and mixed mixers in Newport? We're there.
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"I don't know how significant Turner really is for George, to be honest," Spector told Decider. (DON'T TELL KELLEY CURRAN!)
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Meanwhile, across the street, Gladys is getting secretly married off to a Duke...
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The van Rhijns have lost just about everything this week.
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Spector also teases future problems with the Duke and obsesses over Turner's temper tantrum: "This is all I want television to be!"
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Plus, what it was like watching George Russell make his anti-union debut during the SAG-AFTRA strike...
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Ada's marriage, we hardly knew ye.
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The actor earned cheers when he pointed out his mother-in-law Maria Ewing's photo had been taken off the Met's wall.
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Thank God for loyal servants.
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"Come on, Bertha is gonna be pushing that to the very end, whether Gladys wants it or not."
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Bertha Russell is not exactly a friend to women this week.
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Mrs. Winterton shows Bertha Russell who's boss, and Oscar Wilde's theatrical debut is a bust on this week's episode.
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"They know each other. They've seen each other in intimate circumstances," Curran says of the ladies' rivalry.
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Personally, I think it's all Turner's fault.
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"Welcome to America," indeed. But who is this character upending everything for the Russells?
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The mysterious Mrs. Winterton is about to wreak havoc on the Russells.
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If you thought last season's drama about forks and table settings was wild, get ready: this season we're fighting over seats at the opera.
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Begun, the Opera Wars have.
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Your presence is requested for quite the soiree.