Comments on: Woodhaven Country Club Estates Homeowners Shocked By Style Network’s Big Rich Texas

By: Seakatt

Seakatt — Thu, 17 May 2012 00:15:39 +0000

Thank you Catherine, I agree with all your points especially number three. It’s just mindless entertainment, something to occupy my eyes while my hands are folding laundry. Better them than me with all that drama…LOL

By: Silly Show

Silly Show — Sun, 13 May 2012 19:59:36 +0000

This show is hilarious! We also live in The Woodlands, North of Houston, and these “Ladies” would not last two seconds in Carlton Woods or any of the other Clubs out here. It is fun to watch the sleeze ball Mr. Skoma come off like a used car salesman. Love the way they filled the Zumba classes with professional Zumba dancers instead of club members. $100,000 millionaires. It is entertaining, if you don’t take it too seriously. No exclusive upscale club would allow it’s club to be made a joke of like that.

By: Joke

Joke — Sun, 13 May 2012 05:22:50 +0000

I ran across this show and watched 10 minutes of it. WOODHAVEN COUNTRY CLUB in Fort Worth. ?! WTH. A run down club in a terrible neighboorhood. Where’s the candid camera? huh huh. They must be joking. Or is the joke on the audience.
Terrible show, fake premise, ludicrous that people watch, low end country club. Boring.I want my 10 minutes back.

By: Tammy

Tammy — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 05:27:19 +0000

I am a true life long Texan and the people on this show although they may have a heck of a lot more money than me in no way, shape, form or fashion act in the way a true Texan would act and treat people.

By: Yoli

Yoli — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 18:35:00 +0000

We are all entitled to an opinion whether we/you appreciate it or not, just keep in mind that the shoe will very likely be on the other foot someday ladies so gloating about your wealth should be anything to be proud of, nothing last forever, no matter how much you believe it will.

My daughter and I enjoy watching every week regardless of whether it’s real or not or whether the club is in Dallas or Ft. Worth, none the less, it’s entertaining. I’d love to meet the cast, I think they’re all great!

By: Tommie Vermillion

Tommie Vermillion — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 22:33:21 +0000

I cannot believe this show is in anyway true. This has to be a rehearsed show. No one who claims to be a socialite can possibly get on public television and call each other the names these women do nor would anyone supposedly of their caliber would belittle themselves in this manner. Do not get me wrong, I cannot wait until they come on to see what their next fight will be about. I just love this hour of fun. Don’t take it off for as long as it was off during hiatus.

By: Jen

Jen — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 17:45:58 +0000

TO Laynie, Woodhaven Maven and Pamela: I have lived in Fort Worth all my life and I know about the bad element surrounding WH and I know exactly what Nancy is talking about. EVERYONE in FW knows about how great it used to be compared to what it is now! I don’t think you guys are being very fair to her. The element that has moved in and taken over Woodhaven is not the good kind of low-income families. Most of those apartments are rented by crack heads and other undesireable people. No one is saying that the law abiding low income citizens are not welcome but rather the law breaking, property value ruining, crack running, dope smoking, criminals that live in those apartments. I don’t know anyone who thinks it’s a good idea to let people like that in their neighborhood only to watch them drag it down in the name of Political Correctness. Nancy isn’t being “inhuman”, she’s being honest! She has seen her property values decline and the element in the neighborhood declining as well. No one wants to spend all their money building their dream homes just to watch it all go to sh*t. That’s what happened to Meadowbrook and now Candleridge, MY area. There is nothing wrong with running out the ones that cause the problems and break the laws and rob the residents. There are plenty of places people can live if they want to deal their drugs and rob their neighbors, they don’t have to do it in good neighborhoods where people WORKED for what they have. Nancy, keep up the good work to keep your nieghborhood beautiful and respectable. There are more people on your side than you think.

By: elle

elle — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 02:07:35 +0000

Just watched this week’s show. I can’t even apologize for watching it, it’s a hoot. So obviously scripted and lots of snootiness. Who prides themselves on shopping in a consignment shop? No one with real money is going to admit to wearing last years cast-offs and run the risk of wearing something discarded by a member of their society. What a laugh, so much for Connie. This is just one long advertisement for her business. Pam looks like she is having a great time. Probably good friends with Heidi and wanted an opportunity to promote awareness for the Fashionistas. I did have to look up the Fashionistas, though. I thought for sure it was made up. Melissa, well she seems nice enough. I guess she needs money that’s why she is here. Then there is Leslie, the villain because every reality show needs one. And last of all, my favorite, Dr. Bonnie. She and Whitney look like they are having a blast on this show. I want to hang out with them. Anyone who tries to give this show any validation is out of their mind. Relax and don’t take it so seriously.

By: Catherine

Catherine — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 15:19:59 +0000

A few thoughts:
1. To Nancy- I’m not a fan of tattoos, either. However, I don’t think someone is a “slut” because they have one.
2. To the self-claimed “socialite” in Dallas- Since you admit to having extra time on your hands, use it to brush up on your grammar, punctuation and cultural awareness. The word, “myself,” should never be used when the word, “me,” can be used. Also, periods, commas and spelling are essential in expressing a clear point. Also, Dallas isn’t the only city with several levels of class. Even a town of 1,000 has “socialites,” laziness and ignorance.
3. To the lady looking for an Hermes bag to prove financial status- Ummm, some of the wealthiest people in the world don’t own expensive bags, autos, clothes or homes. They didn’t become wealthy by wasting money on status symbols.
4. Big Rich Dallas is just a show for entertainment purposes. If it annoys you, you don’t have to watch it.
5. No matter how beautiful, social, wealthy, trashy, ugly, poor, popular, intelligent or ignorant you feel someone is, there is always someone who achieves it on a higher or lower level. Ignorance is not just being oblivious to the better options in life, it’s also being oblivious to the worse options.

By: Maggie

Maggie — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 15:53:27 +0000

I knoe what old money is. I used to be a New Yorker, worked on Wall Street, when it really meant something.
I absolutely love this show! I think it’s better than Bravo’s, I really do. Now just one thing, the last show wasn’t like the others, something has changed and I hope they go back to the way they were doing it. Is there a new director??? I looked so forward to seeing this again!

Although I’ve never had friends like Bonnie and whitney I’ve found them to be so real and likable. (sp?)
And who wouldn’t like Bonnie for a friend? I think she really must be a loyal, loving person. And that’s something very hard to find these days.