This week’s episode of ‘Jersey Shore Family Vacation' is giving Olive Garden. They’re all here, and they’re all family.
The Big Picture Fan of Jersey Shore Family Vacation are wondering: Will this reunion drama ever actually die down? Things seemed to get squashed in this week’s episode, but as everyone knows, this is Angelina. The peace will not last.
Meanwhile, in the other room, Sammi is catching up with everyone, and making it very clear that she is there to mend relationships, not fight, continuing to distance herself from Angelina’s nonsense hilariously. It’s both a smart move, and a fair move. The crew comes together to have a fabulous family dinner, which, sidebar; it's pleasant to see regular people who know how to cook on TV. They have a nice dinner and the family is officially back together again. Well, almost.
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