The girls swap boyfriends for a night. Later, they must decide if they are going to stay in Jersey City or move home with their boyfriends.Video Snooki & JWOWW The End? Episode On ABC Family Tv Online Tv Live Streaming Video. Online Watch Snooki & JWOWW Full Episode Watch Stream HD Video on Internet TV."Snooki & JWOWW" follows Jersey Shore BFF's- Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi and Jenni "JWOWW" Farley as they start a new chapter in their lives and take over Jersey City. In this 12-episode series, the real-life besties move in together to take on their next big adventure: Adulthood! JWOWW's romance with Roger is getting serious and only time will tell what the future holds for their relationship. As for Snooki's future, she's not only engaged, she's pregnant! When the two first decided to move in together, they thought it would be a couple of BFF's living it up in the city. But little did they know what life had in store for them. Now, as two women on the verge of adulthood, they're having one last hurrah all while navigating the radical changes that life can throw at you. And as Snooki and JWOWW soon discover, with your best friend by your side, there's nothing you can't face.Jersey Shore's trashiest trailer park party gals move in together to continue cashing in on their reality show celebrity status as low-class women of loose moral standards.
Too bad that MTV managed to dig under every rock and rotten tree branch and found these kind of trashy people. MTV has made billions of dollars from bringing down American culture to the lowest points that are possible.
The big news is that Snooki is pregnant. They are going to spend twenty four episodes of this show testing all the different men who might be the father of the creature. God only knows who it might be!
Hopefully this show, and all the other reality trash TV shows and their horrible casts will be off the air soon. What a sad era of television history.
This Garden State locale in the shadow of the Big Apple serves as the setting for MTV’s latest “Jersey Shore” spin-off, “Snooki & JWoww.”
The series stars pint-sized and preggers Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi along with Jenni “JWoww” Farley, whose combined ages eclipse their IQ scores.
The once single-and-very-ready-to-mingle BFFs are both in committed relationships. JWoww has been living with her beefy beau, Roger, while Snooki’s engaged to her baby daddy, Jionni. Impending motherhood has slammed the brakes on Snooki’s shot-pounding shenanigans; fist pumps have given way to a baby bump.
The self-described guidettes decide they want to get a place together in the city for one last hurrah, although I’m sure this was the show’s producers’ idea, not theirs. We’re told that Snooki is 24 and tired of still bunking at home, while JWoww is nearing 30 and doesn’t want to have “any regrets,” a category that apparently doesn’t include urinating in public more often than most pet dogs.
The first episode, riddled with enough high-pitched screams to fill a horror movie, centers on their apartment hunt. When Snooki’s father explains that she’ll need to set up utilities in her new crib, his daughter contemplates thrifty cost-cutting measures like using candles instead of light bulbs.
“I know a lot of Amish people do it,” Snooki says to the camera. “They don’t use electricity and they’re rich, I feel. They have their own freakin’ companies, like, everywhere.”
These kinds of inane Snooki-isms, along with enough partying to fell a frat house, helped turn “Jersey Shore” into the highest-rated series in MTV history. But after five seasons and two spinoffs, the “Shore” shtick — like the cast — is getting old. And like the “Shore’s” other offshoot, “The Pauly D Project,” “Snooki & JWoww” is further evidence that this gym-tan-laundry cult is more entertaining as a band than as a bunch of solo artists.
Too bad that MTV managed to dig under every rock and rotten tree branch and found these kind of trashy people. MTV has made billions of dollars from bringing down American culture to the lowest points that are possible.
The big news is that Snooki is pregnant. They are going to spend twenty four episodes of this show testing all the different men who might be the father of the creature. God only knows who it might be!
Hopefully this show, and all the other reality trash TV shows and their horrible casts will be off the air soon. What a sad era of television history.
This Garden State locale in the shadow of the Big Apple serves as the setting for MTV’s latest “Jersey Shore” spin-off, “Snooki & JWoww.”
The series stars pint-sized and preggers Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi along with Jenni “JWoww” Farley, whose combined ages eclipse their IQ scores.
The once single-and-very-ready-to-mingle BFFs are both in committed relationships. JWoww has been living with her beefy beau, Roger, while Snooki’s engaged to her baby daddy, Jionni. Impending motherhood has slammed the brakes on Snooki’s shot-pounding shenanigans; fist pumps have given way to a baby bump.
The self-described guidettes decide they want to get a place together in the city for one last hurrah, although I’m sure this was the show’s producers’ idea, not theirs. We’re told that Snooki is 24 and tired of still bunking at home, while JWoww is nearing 30 and doesn’t want to have “any regrets,” a category that apparently doesn’t include urinating in public more often than most pet dogs.
The first episode, riddled with enough high-pitched screams to fill a horror movie, centers on their apartment hunt. When Snooki’s father explains that she’ll need to set up utilities in her new crib, his daughter contemplates thrifty cost-cutting measures like using candles instead of light bulbs.
“I know a lot of Amish people do it,” Snooki says to the camera. “They don’t use electricity and they’re rich, I feel. They have their own freakin’ companies, like, everywhere.”
These kinds of inane Snooki-isms, along with enough partying to fell a frat house, helped turn “Jersey Shore” into the highest-rated series in MTV history. But after five seasons and two spinoffs, the “Shore” shtick — like the cast — is getting old. And like the “Shore’s” other offshoot, “The Pauly D Project,” “Snooki & JWoww” is further evidence that this gym-tan-laundry cult is more entertaining as a band than as a bunch of solo artists.