This week on The Hills Stephanie Pratt finally got fired from People's Revolution. Let's face it, she bombed the interview, and Kelly only gave her the gig as a favor to Lauren. And as promised, Kelly made Lauren fire Stephanie, if she were ever to screw up. Which of course, she did.
When Lauren actually delivered the news to Stephanie, Stephanie began crying and asked "Should I like, leave?" Lauren, perplexed, says, "I can't imagine you'd want to stay." HA!
Stephanie also had another gem of a moment while out to drinks with Audrina and two of the guys from the band White Tie Affair. The guitarist Sean, takes a liking to Stephanie, and then reveals he has a girlfriend back home. Stephanie turns to Audrina and says "We have to go NOW." Its not like he said he wants to murder you, or show you his dungeon. He just said he has a girlfriend, but its complicated. Geesh!
At camp Speidi, Heidi's "real" dad Bill is in town. Spencer officially asks for his permission to marry Heidi, and he allows it, reminding Spencer he carries a large gun. Oh boy.
Spencer proposes to Heidi on the ferris wheel at the Santa Monica pier, despite her saying she is afraid of heights. Um, not exactly the best location for the proposal is it then, Spencer?
Before revealing the ring, Spencer asks if Heidi is ready to get married for real. She says "You would need to apologize to my mom, make up with Lauren, and I want the big, dream wedding." Despite her list of demands, he pulls out the ring, and as if blinded by the bling fairy, she says "This makes up for a lot!" I cannot even comment.
In previews for next week, Spencer calls Lauren to make up, and Heidi asks Stephanie to invite Lauren to her wedding. Um, ask yourself!
Stephanie winds up at a Kelly Cutrone party and stupidly approaches the beast saying she messed up at People's Revolution because "its really hard when the boss is never there," to which Kelly snaps back "Now you're going to blame me for your ineptitude?" Here we go. Just ask Allie on The City how it feels to be the target of Kelly's rage.
During commercials of the show, MTV was showing clips of the finale and playing an acoustic version of the theme song, Natasha Beddingfield's "Unwritten". It sounded SO amazing! I must find and download it!
Looking forward to heads rolling next week!
