What's the story?
Selling Sunset.
I'll need more information.
The third series of the addictive Netflix reality show begins streaming this week. It focuses on the super-glam estate agents at The Oppenheim Group as they sell multi-million-dollar properties to the rich and famous in Los Angeles. It is, quite frankly, jaw-dropping stuff.
How so?
Well, there's the eye-watering prices for a start. One swanky pad was listed for a cool $44m (£34m).
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Yowza. What do you get for that?
Five bedrooms, nine bathrooms, four hot tubs, an infinity pool with waterfall, a sprawling spa, a wine cellar, a movie theatre, a 15-car garage, and a rooftop deck with views over the city.
Did it sell?
Not during the first two series. A sneak peek in the trailer for the latest instalment suggests that a buyer may have finally been forthcoming. Which is good news for the agent who sold the property as it comes with a hefty commission worth around $1.2m (£924,000).
Oooft. What else can we expect?
Drama, drama, drama. There's a lot of bickering. And back-stabbing.
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Can't they all just get along?
Meh. Where's the fun in that?
True. When can I watch?
Selling Sunset returns to Netflix on Friday.
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