Alicia I love this movie so much

Plantiana Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.

Stellead Don't listen to the Hype. It's awful

CrawlerChunky In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

ocrockstarah This show was a lot funnier earlier on, but still worth watching these days. Iranians are a diverse bunch and some don't act like this at all, would take offense to being compared to Reza and MJ. However, there are some Persian-Americans that do party, drink, travel, gossip, and just want to have a good time like the Shahs of Sunset. The more the show goes on, the crazier the antics but take it all with a grain of salt. Persians are very social, happy people but this show seldom focuses in on that, it just displays the trashy behavior of some rather unhinged characters that are only a fraction of the Persian-American population.

Rodger Mackenzie Watching an episode, I just had the misfortune of seeing Asa trying to sell "Diamond Water" to a businessman/promoter using real diamonds in the water!. The look on his face said it all, and I didn't think he was taking her seriously. She kept insisting on the idea however, firmly believing that is was a great idea, adding real diamonds with water to create a pure water and "Infusing the water with positive energy just by being in the room with the water? What? Who does she think she is? Jesus? Real Diamonds are harmful/fatal to humans if swallowed you silly girl. I notice she now has a website trying to sell it for US$35.88 a liter! WTF?? Hopefully no one will be stupid enough to buy it unless they have a death wish. Surely there must be some watchdog in the USA that prevents this sort of thing from happening?Unbelievable that someone so intelligent (she graduated from UCLA with undergraduate degrees in Psychology and Philosophy), could be so stupid.

Tu Hot To be subjective, I must admit that this series has been a regular source of unproductive procrastination since early 2013. Which has suited the occupants of our household quite well. As We've come to the end of this season we are sorely contemplating what other programs could suffice in the meantime.Although, as the previous members have commented. This series does not address the lifestyle of "Persians who are really Iranians but they don't go by that", on the other hand it does give a great account of an otherwise hidden social class.The personalities on this show are very entertaining and we're constantly drawn to there personal journeys of growth. I personally feel as if our want/need to align our self with someone else has assisted in making this series so addictive.We are all anticipating this series come back, so don't be too long :D.

bing-10 I am addicted to this show. It is an interesting look into a culture that is private and hidden from a white man like me. I've dealt with Persians in my career and they are always motivated and intelligent people, but Shah's of Sunset Persians are f___ing over the top crazy. I hope their behavior is overly dramatized because they have cameras in their faces, because there are some serious personal problems on parade here. Aside from that this is a fresh concept and non-stop action that comes across as genuine. As another review wrote, its is a train wreck, and we all like to watch train wrecks, right?Looking forward to Season 3 - if it happens.