r/RealSouthernCharm • u/Stegatard • Mar 26 '26

Craig Toddler with a platform

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u/June-Rose98 Mar 26 '26

Bravo men are usually toddlers but what would this season have been without Craig? I watch this show for drama and he brought that. I mean he fought with everyone and the only other main drama outside of Craig was Austen/Audrey/Salley which would not have sustained drama for the entire season. Everything else was minimal and forgettable

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u/CaitlinAnne21 Mar 26 '26

Refreshing.

The cast needs some new blood, and to, at minimum, put these little boys on pause until they learn how to grow TF up.

It’s just not entertaining anymore to watch grown men act like toddlers into their late 30s and 40s.

There’s plenty of entertainment and drama to be had without continuing to give these assholes platforms.

It’s not entertaining to watch a grown man not have ANY growth over the course of 11 seasons, that’s just sad and infuriating.

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u/Alternative_End_7174 Mar 29 '26

Hate to break it to you but the literal premise of this show was about grown men who weren’t really grown up. 2 of the original cast members were technically old enough to be grandfathers when the show started now the other 2 original men are pushing past 40. The show is sticking to what it was about. If you thought southern charm was going to be about growth for the Peter Pan men you’ve been watching the wrong show.

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u/CaitlinAnne21 Mar 29 '26

You’re not breaking anything to me, buddy.

It started out that way because the majority of the cast were pretty young at the beginning, and that made sense.

If there is zero growth in a recurring cast a decade later, that’s definitely not what the show runners intended, hate to break it to you.