After spending decades apart, the roommates featured in The Real World reconnect to find out how the series transformed their lives since the cameras stopped rolling, and they’ll discover, once again, what happens when people stop being polite… and start getting real.
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As the roommates' time in New Orleans comes to an end, they reflect on how they've all changed since 2000 and leave their mark on the city one last time. With the help of Melissa's old friend, the roommates memorialize their experience with a mural.
Kelley finds herself in increasingly uncomfortable situations in the house. In the aftermath of his visit, Julie's husband gives her a hall pass to do with as she pleases. With his roommates' help, Tokyo resurrects "Come On Be My Baby Tonight".
While Matt continues to wonder if his presence in the house is at odds with his religious faith, Julie drops a bombshell about her own religious beliefs. A visit from Julie's husband ends in chaos.
Jamie and Julie have rekindled their old friendship, but a shocking revelation about their past sexual history leaves the roommates wondering whether they might be more than friends. Danny calls Matt out for some homophobic comments from 2000.
The roommates continue to try to make Julie understand why her complaints about Tokyo's actions towards her after a wild night out were harmful. And a surprise visit brings some fun to a tense household.
Julie's erratic behavior rubs her roommates the wrong way, leading to a confrontation with Tokyo. Danny and ex-boyfriend Paul meet for the first time since their breakup.
Danny opens up about living in the spotlight, post-Real World. Julie's attempts to get back in the roommates' good graces are derailed by a wild night out.
The roommates from The Real World New Orleans are moving back in and reuniting for the first time in 22 years. Decades long feuds quickly resurface.
After spending decades apart, the roommates featured in The Real World reconnect to find out how the series transformed their lives since the cameras stopped rolling, and they’ll discover, once again, what happens when people stop being polite… and start getting real.
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