
On Reality Court, Ace Fanning and Ana Quincoces tackle the wildest, weirdest and most jaw dropping stories from all your favorite reality TV shows. From epic meltdowns to outrageous feuds, they’ll lay down the law and give their verdicts. But the final decision? Well that’s up to you. Join us every Tuesday as Ace, Ana, and a special guest get judgy with it—because let’s be real, we all love the te... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 197 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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This week on Reality Court, we are unlocking the vault for our very first Vintage Verdict!
As many of you know, we are currently in LA and couldn't record our usual episode. But we would never leave you high and dry! To hold you over until we get ba... more
This week on Reality Court, Ana and Ace are breaking down a massive week in reality TV!
On The Docket, we head to Tokyo with the RHOC cast, where Vicki immediately gets sick, Emily opens up about her marriage struggles, and Shannon shares heartbreak... more
Today on Reality Court, Ana and Ace are breaking down a massive week in reality TV!
On The Docket, we dive into the record-breaking new episode of RHOSLC, where Whitney files for divorce from Justin after nearly 17 years, and the ladies visit a vibr... more
Today on Reality Court, Ana and Ace are breaking down the highly anticipated RHUGT finale in the Berkshires!
On The Docket, we discuss Andy Cohen crashing the finale party, why Vicki Gunvalson is completely unbearable, and Dorinda's questionable hai... more
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Love the hosts together but the crass and vulgar comments about women’s bodies and what he wants to do to them etc is what men don’t realize is not funny. It’s disgusting. And women, who are likely the podcast listeners, do not want to hear that it ruins the episode when I hear Ace talking that way every time.
I look forward to listening to you guys 2 times a week. You both are so funny and interesting. Love you both together!
Please stop ignoring your audio listeners! Y’all use a lot of visuals and seem to forget a big part of your audience can’t see what you’re talking about. Otherwise LOVE YOU GUYS!!
I love that at the end of this podcast Ana said “be sure to correct me in the comments because I’m certain that a lot of the things I said are wrong” and it absolutely cracked me up!!
She knows she gets information wrong all the time and it’s NO big deal!! We all do it! It’s part of life and she’s still entertaining and sweet.
We will still wake up tomorrow whether Martha Stewart was married one time or 25 times. Ana is still great!!
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Reality Court packs high-energy, opinionated discussions around reality TV fandom, with a sharp banter-driven format that blends recap, backstage production talk, and hot takes on cast dynamics. Episodes routinely center on Real Housewives franchises, celebrity gossip, and cross-show culture, sprinkled with personal anecdotes and playful riffs. A standout is the hosts' unapologetic, humorous chemistry and willingness to pivot into audience-driven topics, guest conversations, and cross-podcast promo. This show is likely to appeal to listeners who crave fast, witty commentary and insider-style insights into reality TV storytelling and media narratives.
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3. Daniel Bookow
4. Paris Hilton
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6. Adam Ragsdale
7. Margaret Josephs
8. Matt Richards
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