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Penny Lane on Michelle’s ‘Bachelorette’ Season and ‘Selling Sunset’ S4

The filmmaker joins Juliet to discuss recent reality TV

By Juliet Litman
ABC


Juliet is joined by filmmaker Penny Lane to discuss Michelle’s season of The Bachelorette. They talk about their favorites (3:13), each hometown date (5:57), and wrap things up with predictions for the remaining three men. Then, they switch gears to Season 4 of Selling Sunset and talk through Christine’s dramatic story lines, the new additions to the show, and all the guest appearances (26:50)!

Host: Juliet Litman
Guest: Penny Lane
Associate Producer: Erika Cervantes

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