Oscar-Winner Julia Roberts Is a Bravo Superfan — Can Impersonate Sutton Stracke and Others
Celebrities are just like us — even Oscar winners! Julia Roberts appeared on Watch What Happens Live’s 3000th episode on Wednesday, October 8, and she reminded the world that she’s a major Bravo fan. She’s such a big fan that she can do an impression of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star
Julia Roberts has impersonations, but will she do them?
Julia first showed off her Sutton impression during a 2023 episode of WWHL, where she did an edition of Clubhouse Playhouse. She and Andy Cohen did a reenactment of the infamous “name ’em” scene from RHOBH. It was hilarious.
During her last appearance on the show, an audience member asked Julia if she had any other impressions in her repertoire. She’s an Oscar winner. Of course, she can do a few more! Unfortunately, we didn’t get to hear them.
“Not nice ones,” Julia coyly replied to the audience member’s question.
According to Julia, Andy has seen a couple of those “not nice” impressions. She even did a few before the cameras started rolling on this episode! However, Julia chose to keep her impressions off-air. She’s been in Hollywood for this long; she’s not trying to wind up in the headlines in a feud with a Bravoleb.
“I thought it was pretty good,” Julia said of her mystery impression. “But it was not nice, and you know, there’s enough not nice on TV. I don’t want to add to it.”
For now, we’re just left with the Sutton impression. Sutton should feel honored. Meanwhile, we’ll be over here trying to figure out which impression Julia doesn’t want us to see. We know it must be good.
‘Fire Country’ Season 4 Shock: Vince’s Fate Confirmed, Bode’s Future in Jeopardy
‘Fire Country’ Season 4 Shock: Vince’s Fate Confirmed, Bode’s Future in Jeopardy
The trailer for Fire Country Season 4 confirms a heartbreaking twist: Vince Leone (played by
After the cliffhanger finale of Season 3—which trapped Vince, Sharon (
In the trailer, his son Bode (
Why Kill Vince? Behind the Decision
Co-creator Tony Phelan explained the tragedy was built into the story’s DNA. He said the series “felt like it was time for the show and the characters to have a loss.” Joan Rater echoed that choosing to reveal Vince’s death early was done out of respect: “to play Vince’s death as a gimmick … didn’t feel right.” Phelan admitted the decision led to difficult conversations with Burke, but left open the possibility of flashbacks, noting that “I won’t say never.”
Phelan further elaborated: Much of the storytelling over the first three seasons hinged on Vince and Sharon as parental anchors to their children. Losing Vince “means that we’ve got to find new combinations … and that leads to new stories and different emotional journeys.” Rater added that while Vince’s death is central, the show will lean into exploring how characters grieve, isolate, and attempt reconciliation.
Cast Shake-Up: Who’s Leaving, Who’s Staying
Just two cast changes headline Season 4. Billy Burke as Vince Leone will not return following the Season 3 cliffhanger. Stephanie Arcila (Gabriela Perez) has also exited as a series regular, though the show reportedly left the door open for future guest appearances.
Meanwhile, nine familiar faces are expected back in some capacity:
- Max Thieriot (Bode Donovan / Leone),
- Diane Farr (Sharon Leone),
- Jordan Calloway (Jake Crawford),
- Jules Latimer (Eve Edwards),
- Kevin Alejandro (Manny Perez),
- Rafael de la Fuente (Diego),
- Leven Rambin (Audrey),
- Jared Padalecki (Camden),
- and Morena Baccarin (Sheriff Mickey Fox).
The premiere episode title is “Goodbye for Now,” a choice that suggests Gabriela’s story arc might not be entirely closed. Producers have reportedly reassured fans that Bode and Gabriela’s relationship “does not end here.”
Premiere Date, Trailer Release & Public Reaction
Season 4 of Fire Country premieres Friday, October 17, 2025, on CBS (and streams on Paramount+). On that night, the show launches before the spin-off
The trailer dropped on September 23, 2025, via Instagram, and confirmed the fan’s worst fears. It showed Bode giving the eulogy, Sharon suspending Station 42 from service, and tensions brewing around who will take over the battalion chief role.
Fan reaction was swift and emotional. One commenter wrote, “ARE YOU SERIOUS?!?!?! How could you all kill Vince off?! Billy Burke is the heart of the show!!!! 😭😭😭🔥🔥🔥.” Another expressed, “I can’t watch without Vince. Sorry 😢🔥.” Many social media users demanded Gabriela’s return, stressing the chemistry between Bode and her as irreplaceable.
Plot Stakes & Station 42’s Future
With Vince gone, Station 42 faces instability. The teaser suggests the crew may be suspended, and Bode is vying for the battalion chief spot—“It’s my birthright!” he declares. The trailer also shows Jake being prevented from joining the rescue, leading to Bode’s ire: “I will never forgive this,” he warns Jake.
Co-creators say the show will explore fractures in relationships and how characters like Sharon and Bode each grieve in isolation. Shawn Hatosy’s character will also play a role; he may supervise fire stations struck by tragedy and decide whether to dissolve or rebuild them.
A crossover with Sheriff Country is confirmed. The two worlds will collide in a two-hour event, putting Edgewater’s future to the test.
What to Expect, What’s Unknown
Much is still under wraps. We don’t yet know whether Vince might appear via flashback. Will Gabriela return? The title “Goodbye for Now” suggests that possibility. How the new dynamic at Station 42 affects Jake, Eve, Manny, Diego, Audrey, and Camden remains to be seen.
The impact of Vince’s death will echo through Season 4, pushing Bode to confront his identity without his father. Rater emphasized that the show will “play with” the inherently isolating ways the characters cope.
Conclusion
Season 4 of Fire Country marks a turning point. With Vince confirmed dead, the show pivots into territory defined by loss, tension, and the reshaping of familial and professional ties. Max Thieriot’s Bode must now forge his own legacy in the fire station left behind. October 17, 2025, can’t come soon enough for fans gearing up for one of the boldest seasons yet. The trauma is real—and this is no small goodbye.
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