Завершился финал сериала Jersey Shore Family Vacation спустя 16 лет после премьеры оригинала

Jersey Shore Family Vacation Series Finale: How Franchise Ended After Nearly 2 Decades Sixteen years after Jersey Shore premiered on MTV, its spinoff Jersey Shore Family Vacation concluded on Sept. 3. Don't stahp now, keep reading to see how the show ended. The Sept. 3 finale was packed with unforgettable moments, including Sammi "Sweetheart" Giancola's wedding to Justin May—which took place on her ex-boyfriend Ronnie Ortiz-Magro's 40th birthday—as well as a final goodbye to Seaside Heights. The episode, per People, began with the cast meeting Ron's new girlfriend Kirsten at an early celebration, where the group shared their favorite memories of the reality star. His pals couldn't resist teasing him about his ex's nuptials being on his birthday, with Mike bringing a wedding cake to the table. On the day of Sammi and Justin's wedding, Pauly, Mike and Vinny shared breakfast with Ron—who did not attend and instead celebrated his birthday with his family—before going to the ceremony. There was drama from the very beginning at Park Chateau, since Angelina Pivarnick married her now-ex-husband Chris Larangeira at the venue in 2019. But she ultimately gave her blessing to Sammi. "I've been invited to a few weddings at Park Chateau, but I declined all of them," she said. "I'm only doing this because I want to be there for Sam. That's why I said OK to this." Nonetheless, it was an evening to remember, with Angelina catching the bouquet, and self-proclaimed meatballs Snooki and Deena Cortese fist-bumping on the dance floor. The gang still remembers exactly where the beach is, with them returning to the Jersey Shore house two days later for a Sunday family dinner—a weekly ritual during the OG series, which premiered in 2009 and ran for six seasons—before officially saying their goodbyes. MTV "For the first time, we don't know when the next family vacation is," Pauly said in a confessional. "So, before we all leave, let's go back to where it all started." The group reflected on their wild adventures over the past 16 years, which included weddings, business ventures, sobriety journeys, pregnancies and a lot of drama. The roommates even read letters they had written to themselves, which they had left inside the house to open later. The episode ended with the cast sharing a hug outside the house, a callback to the OG series' finale. They all yelled out, "Jersey Shore forever!" While the roommates won't be enjoying gym, tan and laundry on Jersey Shore Family Vacation, keep reading for more TV shows to add to your queue. Peacock/NBCUniversal Love Island USA Season 8 Reunion (Peacock) - Aug. 31 Hosted by Ariana Madix and Andy Cohen, the reunion will reunite this season’s winners, fan-favorite couples, and this year’s bombshells for an up close and personal look back at their experience in the Villa. TLC/Warner Bros. Discovery 1000-Lb Sisters (TLC) - Sept. 1 1000-Lb Sisters returns as Tammy and Amy embrace new opportunities, personal growth, and major life changes. Tammy and Andrea's relationship reaches an exciting new chapter when Andrea's surprise proposal results in an emotional "yes," but building a future together proves to be more complicated than expected. As the couple navigates relationship growing pains, questions about independence, and winning over Andrea's friends, Tammy is also determined to keep pushing herself outside her comfort zone, taking on memorable new experiences, including horseback riding and other exciting firsts. Netflix Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly (Netflix) - Sept. 1 Nobody, least of all Rachael Gunn, expected to be an Olympian. But as Raygun’s performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics went viral overnight, so did an avalanche of memes, misinformation, and conspiracy theories questioning how she ever got there. Hulu/Disney Chad Powers (Hulu) - Sept. 3 Chad Powers is a superstar on the field but his odd behavior off it has everyone suspicious – especially Coach Hudson and Gerry. The walls are closing in on Russ’s lie, and if he and Danny want Chad to survive the regular season and lead the Catfish to the College Football Playoff, the only person who can help them is the last person who wants to: Ricky. Netflix The Gentlemen (Netflix) - Sept. 3 It’s been one year since Eddie and Susie joined forces to work together in Bobby’s criminal empire overseas. As they drive to expand their enterprise, the decisions Bobby is making seem to be increasingly unsound. Now Eddie and Susie must decide whether to take action or risk losing it all, but unfettered ambition never ends well… Netflix Earle Meets World (Netflix) - Sept. 4 Gen-Z’s ultimate It Girl, Alix Earle, is making the next big jump in her career. 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Hulu/Disney The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives (Hulu) - Sept. 10 After two wild years, #MomTok is hotter than hell, but will friendships and dreams go up in flames? Taylor returns from The Bachelorette with unfinished business, an old temptation, and the pressure of life in the public eye. Whitney debuts on Broadway in New York City as tensions back home chase her. Back in Utah, the limits of loyalty are tested as fame, secrets and backlash threaten #MomTok — with every blowup making headlines. As the heat threatens to burn the sisterhood, have they finally flown too close to the sun? With rumors spiraling and the public demanding answers, the sisterhood starts to crack, and #MomTok must decide what — and who — it’s willing to sacrifice. Netflix Crew Girl (Netflix) - Sept. 10 Sixteen-year-old Teagan Tao (Miku Martineau) was a rising star in single sculls rowing until a family scandal capsized her future. 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Paramount+ Colin From Accounts (Paramount+) - Sept. 10 Season three of Colin From Accounts reveals the aftermath of the ill-fated proposal, but while Gordon and Ashley are determined to move on from past embarrassments, they can’t seem to shake their collective baggage. And even as life moves on, with challenges at work, ongoing family battles and new friendship dramas, something keeps pulling this flawed, funny pair back into each other’s orbits. Do Gordon and Ashley belong together – or is their beloved dog Colin the only thing keeping their futures intertwined? TNT/Warner Bros. Discovery High Value Target: The Hunt for Saddam (TNT) - Sept. 13 For the first time, TNT brings to television screens the story of John Nixon (Joel Kinnaman), the first CIA officer to interrogate Saddam Hussein (Waleed Zuaiter) following his capture in December 2003. 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Gary Oldman stars as Jackson Lamb, the brilliant but cantankerous leader of the spies who end up in Slough House due to their career-ending mistakes and who frequently find themselves blundering around the smoke and mirrors of the espionage world. Season six sees the Slow Horses on the run as Diana Taverner embroils them all in a fatally high-stakes game of retaliation and revenge. Shane Mahood/Prime Video Neagley (Prime Video) - Sept. 16 Featuring Maria Sten as the fan-favorite title character, Neagley invites fans of the Reacher series and Lee Child's best-selling novels deeper into the world they love—delivering a gripping new mystery packed with unexpected twists. Frances Neagley is a private investigator in Chicago and former military protege of Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson) in the Army’s 110th Special Investigations Unit. When she learns that a beloved friend from her past has been killed in a suspicious accident, she becomes hell-bent on justice. 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