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‘In the City’ Concludes With Two-Part Reunion: Where to Watch ‘Summer House’ Spinoff’s Cast Sit-Down Online
The Bravo reality series *In the City*, a spin-off of *Summer House*, will conclude its first season with a two-part reunion special following last week's finale. The reunion airs live on Bravo before becoming available to stream, giving fans of the franchise several ways to watch the cast's sit-down conversation about the season.
The first part airs on Tuesday, 21 July, with the second following on 28 July, both at 8pm PT/ET. Episodes can be livestreamed via any service carrying Bravo, including DirecTV, Fubo, Sling and Hulu + Live TV, while uncensored versions become available on-demand on Peacock the following day (22 and 29 July). Peacock no longer offers a standalone free trial, but new DirecTV subscribers can access a five-day free trial and, on select packages, two free months of Peacock through a partner promotion.
In short
- Bravo's In the City season one reunion airs in two parts.
- Parts air 21 and 28 July at 8pm PT/ET on Bravo.
- Streamable via DirecTV, Fubo, Sling, Hulu; Peacock next day.
Explained simply
*In the City* is a reality television series, part of the Summer House franchise on Bravo. It follows a group of people as they navigate relationships, social situations and personal drama over the course of a season.
Reality television shows typically conclude their seasons with reunion specials, where cast members sit down to discuss significant events and conflicts from filming. These reunions often feature heated conversations about relationship changes and memorable moments, sometimes providing closure on unresolved storylines.
For viewers of the show, the reunion represents the culmination of the season and an opportunity to see how cast members reflect on their experiences. For the broader Summer House community, reunions are significant events that generate discussion and often set the tone for speculation about the franchise's future direction.
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