On the Gimme Sugar: Reunion Special, the girls are back to answer questions from Dani Campbell.

The girls dish on Alex's bisexuality, Davonee's tumultuous relationship with Djosefin, and what happened with the money they made from the car wash.

Catch up on all six episodes of Gimme Sugar here.

On the final episode of Gimme Sugar, Sayeh has a date with someone she met at Truckstop, while Charlene asks Bathilda, Robin, Davonee and Alex to help with her new club night.

Alex is a little unsure, but decides to give it a go with the rest of the girls, which helps to make the night a success.

Look for a Gimme Sugar reunion special next month, and catch up on all six episodes of Gimme Sugar here.

This week on Gimme Sugar, the girls debut their big bar night, but not before finding out Charlene is throwing a Saturday night of her own.

At least Davonnee and Djosefin are making up so something good comes out of the commotion.

This week on Gimme Sugar, the girls take advantage of Charlene and use her house for their flyer photoshoot. Needless to say, Charlene finds them dirtying up her house and she is not too thrilled.

Even after Charlene forgives her friends, tension remains high as the opening night of Sugar draws near. Also, Sayeh gets a makeover and a make-out.

This week on Gimme Sugar, a little progress for the lesbian night is made in a business meeting, and Sayeh goes on her first date with a girl. Then, Alex turns 21 so the girls dress as naughty schoolgirls for their weekly outing at Truckstop. But once they get to the club, Matt, the guy Alex is dating, shows up and the ladies don't seem to be excited about his presence – especially Alex's crush, Paris.

Luckily for Paris, Alex is able to get Matt to leave and the party gets taken back to Charlene's pad.

Check back on Monday, July 7th for a new episode.

In this week's episode of Logo's new reality series, the girls battle it out between the name Blush and Sugar for their new club night (guess which one wins?).

And after a discouraging meeting with Charlene's bosses at Truck Stop, Alex is even more determined to get a Saturday event going for Los Angeles lesbians. The first step is a fundraiser: a sexy carwash.

And of course, more drama ensues. Even the new girl, Sayeh, is pulled into it, and it's her first night ever at a gay club. Talk about first impressions!

Check back next Monday evening for a new episode.

In the middle of a loud New York thunderstorm, Dee (one half of Come With Me if You Want to Live) joins Lori and me in reviewing the debuts of Gimme Sugar (Logo) and In Plain Sight (USA), and the new seasons of Army Wives (Lifetime) and My Boys (TBS).

When we're not trying to find something nice to say about Gimme Sugar, we applaud the use of Native American actors on In Plain Sight, the last-minute twist on the second-season opener of Army Wives, and the fact that My Boys' PJ is not a lesbian.

Along the way, we raise questions like, is America over reality TV? Do I know way too much random trivia about Mary McCormack? Will Dee ever get a word in edgewise?

We also discuss what we've been doing so far on our summer vacation; what a reality series of our lives would look like; and which dogs are the most dangerous (hint: it's not the ones you think!).

Let us know what you think of these shows, and what a reality show about your life would look like, in the comments!

Watch previous episodes of She Made Me Watch This!, and check back next Monday for a new episode.

In the first episode of Logo's new reality series Gimme Sugar, about five friends in their early 20s in L.A., the women decide to start their own night club. (They don't actually know anything about starting a night club, but where would be the fun in that?)

In short: it's a show about attractive women making stupid decisions and creating unnecessary drama while using grammatically incorrect sentences. But at least they're queer women! And actually friends.

Overall, I found the episode entertaining, even if I was rolling my eyes repeatedly while watching it. Check it out below and leave your $.02 in the comments. (You can also read Malinda Lo's take on it here.)

Watch more Gimme Sugar episodes here.