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Watch: Is This the Most Insane Plot the Real Housewives Has Ever Had?

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July 1 2014, Published 2:49 p.m. ET

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The Real Housewives have given the world some real humdingers for plots over the years. Businesses that never get off the ground, brutal divorces, wild hook-ups, money troubles and more have plagued the ladies. But Real Housewives of Orange County is currently asking viewers to believe in a Tamra Judge plot that is just a little bit kooky. Just a touch crazy.

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Tamra is trying to get her new husband Eddie to reconsider having a child with her. Her tactic is to make him care for a robot baby named Astro, which cries all night just like a real baby. Unlike a real baby, you can hide it in a closet without any real repercussions. Watch:

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We are on Eddie's side with this one. It's obviously very tough to care for an artificial baby, unless you're getting graded for it in a high-school health class. Tamra has come up with some bizarre ideas in the past, but this Saved by the Bell-era plot is the strangest. Good luck, Eddie.

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What do you think of Tamra's baby on Real Housewives of Orange County? Do you think it's a fun idea? Do you think Tamra and Eddie should have a kid? Tell us in the comments below or tweet us @OKMagazine.

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