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Generally favorable reviews- based on 4 Ratings
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Mixed: 1 out of 4
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Negative: 1 out of 4
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Pregnant in HeelsYour Score0 out of 10User ScoreGenerally favorable reviews- based on 4 Ratings
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Apr 6, 2011Take it with a grain of salt, and this is sheer mindless entertainment. PIH sits in the same category as Bravo's other guilty NYC pleasure: Real Housewives. With "Psycho Boss" as a common theme of so many reality shows these days, Rosie is a refreshingly bright and NORMAL person who only plays up the juxtaposition between reality and these pregnant monsters. Definitely try this one!
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Apr 6, 2011PIH is a different breed of reality t.v. Rosie is smart, witty, and kind. In short, she's made for t.v., and the show is well worth the watch. All that said, there's no shortage of entertainment value here.
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May 17, 2011I think I would appreciate this show if it focused more on the business end (like how she decides what to buy for her store and how her line of clothing is designed). The parts where she shares her experiences getting pregnant are touching. I don't like how she badmouths many of her clients. That part seems disrespectful.
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Pope is a likeable woman, smart and sensible. Although the Difficult Boss is a common feature of Bravo series, by network standards she is egoless as the Buddha. Indeed, as a protector of the almost-born from the fuzzy thinking and distracted inattention of their parents, she is a bastion of perspective.
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In the end, visiting the lives of self-absorbed rich people is about as interesting as visiting people who have saved all their toenail clippings. And named them.
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My pregnant friends polish up the hand-me-downs, shop for the rest of their gear at Target and worry to death about how to make ends meet when it comes to child care. They know what to name their offspring. That's what makes this new Bravo show exploiting the rich all the more fascinating.