Real Housewives Of Westchester: Best School Fundraiser Ever?

The moms of a Westchester-area school gathered their tightest clothes and pulled out their sharpest hair-teasing combs to make this hilarious sendup of Bravo's "Real Housewives" franchise. The video hits all the conventions of the hit reality franchise: cleavage, back-stabbing confessionals, tearful emotional displays and opportunism. And yes, there is wine-throwing!

"The Real Housewives of Westchester" trucks in small-bore controversies like a rivalry between a candle and a lotion business, who gave whom lice, and who will reign supreme as the grand marshall of the yearly community parade.

According to LA Observed, who surfaced the video, the film was made by KCET producer Karen Foshay for a fundraiser at Westchester Lutheran School, and parents had to pay $50 to see it.

Of course, this spoof set in Westchester, California isn't to be confused with the Real Housewives of Westchester County in New York. The Wall Street Journal reported in June that a small group of people are producing "an ultra-stylish docu-soap which follows the lives of Rye's social butterflies" in the hopes of being picked up by Bravo as a classy counterpoint to "The Real Housewives of New York City."