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Alexandra Jarvis and Alexandra Rose might be eagles that fly alone, but they've got a flock of support when it comes to the audience of Selling the OC.In the week since the  spinoff premiered on Netflix, viewers have flooded both women's comments sections and DMs with praise for how they handled the drama of their debut season on reality TV. It's love bombing that caught the pair off-guard.«I have been surprised at how discerning people are,» Jarvis admits to ET, Zooming in to video chat alongside Rose, «and how they are watching behaviors and, really, they're really put off by the bullying, which is so pleasant to see, 'cause you know we weren't sure.»Within the first 24 hours of the show's release, «Show Villain vs.

Netflix‘s Selling the OC is returning for Season 3 on May 3 and the trailer previews the upcoming drama that will continue shaking things up on the reality series.

Selling the OC is back on Netflix!

There’s, unsurprisingly, going to be plenty of drama in “Selling The OC” season 2.

The first trailer for Selling The OC season 2 is here!

Women in Film, Los Angeles said Monday that it is launching a screening series to celebrate the nonprofit organization’s 50th anniversary, and has picked a timely movie to kick it off.

Women in Film will commemorate the nonprofit organization’s 50th anniversary with a screening series spotlighting pivotal television or feature films made by women in the last half century.The screening series, which will celebrate women and people of underrepresented genders working in front of and behind the camera, will kick off with a screening of “Norma Rae,” taking place on Friday, June 29, at Vidiots in Los Angeles.Following the screening, Sally Field, the star of the 1979 classic, and producers Tamara Asseyev and Alexandra Rose will participate in a panel discussion on the film’s sustained impact throughout the years. WIF board member and actress, writer and director Lake Bell, who also serves as the chair of WIF’s 50th anniversary committee, has been selected to moderate the conversation.“WIF has been working tirelessly for the last fifty years to increase representation and parity for women in Hollywood,” WIF CEO Kirsten Schaffer said in a statement about the screening series.

Time for celebratory noseys? Netflix has renewed Selling the OC for seasons 2 and 3, Us Weekly can confirm.

Sales are so good behind the Orange curtain that Netflix wants more from the Oppenheim brothers: It has renewed Selling The OC for two additional seasons.

Welcome to the OC! Jason Oppenheim dished on the Selling the OC cast — and revealed just how much of the drama is real.

Alexandra Jarvis and Alexandra Rose are looking back at their first season of Selling the OC.

Alexandra Rose is opening up about her social media interactions with her co-stars.

The woman behind the reality show. It didn’t occur to Selling the OC star Alexandra “Alex” Hall that she would be dubbed the villain of the new Netflix series.

Despite playing the part of a villain on Netflix’s Selling the OC, Alexandra “Alex” Hall did not always intend for that to be her identity.

Alex Hall is processing the transition from realtor to realtor. The 32-year-old mom of two stars on Netflix's , a spinoff of the mega-hit , and is arguably the new series' answer to Chrishell Stause. «I'm receiving the positive feedback really, really well,» she tells ET just 24 hours after the eight-episode season launched into the world. «Not so much the negative.

*Warning, contains spoilers for Selling The OC*With the release date of Selling Sunset season 6 not yet confirmed, its spin-off Selling the OC is giving us the fix we need of glamazons caught in a whirlwind of tricky real estate deals and, of course, relentless drama. The Netflix reality series, much like its predecessor, focuses on a group of luxury realtors at The Oppenheim Group they flog multi-million dollar mansions with infinity pools across the most exclusive enclaves of the OC. Steered by the brokerage’s founders twin brothers Jason and Brett Oppenheim, the well-heeled agents, which in this series includes both men and women unlike the all-female Selling Sunset, spend their days signing contracts and starting feuds.

“Selling the OC” is gearing up for its series premiere — and this new trailer promises all the office in-fighting, relationship drama and dream homes viewers have come to know and love on Selling Sunset. In the roughly two-minute clip, released Wednesday, the Oppenheim Group heads to the beach with a diverse cast of male and female agents ready to make major deals, even if that means stepping on the toes of their fellow agents to do so.

The Oppenheim Group is expanding to Orange County, and it looks like the drama has followed.A new trailer for Netflix’s “Selling the OC” introduces some of the big personalities who will be joining the brokerage’s new Southern California location and teases that, just like “Selling Sunset,” they’re destined to clash.“The Oppenheim Group comes with its own brand of office politics,” one of the agents declares. But while there’s definitely a few tense moments in the office, there appears to be some wholesome ones, as well.The trailer ends with many of the agents huddling together to watch the sunset over the ocean as Oppenheimer Group newcomer Tyler Stanaland asks: “How many other real estate offices have cuddle puddles on the beach?”You can watch the full trailer in the video above.“Selling the OC” debuts on Aug.

The first trailer for Selling the OC just dropped and the Selling Sunset spinoff is promising a lot of drama from a whole new set of brokers.

 is gearing up for its series premiere -- and this new trailer promises all the office in-fighting, relationship drama and dream homes viewers have come to know and love on . In the roughly two-minute clip, released Wednesday, the Oppenheim Group heads to the beach with a diverse cast of male and female agents ready to make major deals, even if that means stepping on the toes of their fellow agents to do so.Introduced in season 4 of ,  follows «a fresh set of realtors as they square off, competing to establish themselves at The Oppenheim Group’s second office on the Orange County coast,» according to the official series synopsis. «Will the pressure prove too much for these agents to handle?»Of course,  the latest in thefranchise (premiered back in December) — wouldn't be complete without the Oppenheim brothers, Jason and Brett, making their presence known.

Emily Longeretta Netflix is cashing in on reality TV and renovation.On Thursday, the streaming service announced that “Selling Sunset” has been renewed for Seasons 6 and 7, with production kicking off this summer.Produced by Adam DiVello’s Done and Done Productions and Lionsgate, “Selling Sunset” follows the real estate agents of the Oppenheim Group — run by Jason and Brett Oppenheim. The cast includes Chrishell Stause, Mary Fitzgerald, Heather Rae El Moussa, Davina Potratz, Emma Hernan, Amanza Smith and Maya Vander.Christine Quinn appeared in the first five seasons of the show but did not attend the reunion and has not given a straight answer to whether she’ll be returning.

Brett and Jason Oppenheim have a lot on their plate.

The first trailer for Selling the O.C. is here!

season 4 of , follows «a fresh set of realtors as they square off, competing to establish themselves at The Oppenheim Group’s second office on the Orange County coast,» according to the official series synopsis. «Will the pressure prove too much for these agents to handle?»As the two-minute (very NSFW) teaser suggests, the answer to that question is a resounding yes as they gossip about the competition, talk behind each other's backs over an expensive glass of wine, attend extravagant black-tie parties, have secret affairs and, oh, sell some multimillion dollar estates on the side. «These people are crazy, that's all I'm gonna say,» one of the realtors says quite bluntly. Of course,  the latest in thefranchise (premiered back in December) — wouldn't be complete without the Oppenheim brothers, Jason and Brett, making their presence known. And the drama just continues to ramp up as something happens in the office that stuns the Oppenheims and the other realtors to silence.