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Now THAT is not very COVID-safe.

I loved Ellie's look too, but I think A'Whora better fit the "superhero" brief, which is why she won. They both did a great job of construction.

A'Whora is a damn magician. I love this cast.

I understand they have extra episodes to fill due to Celeb Drag Race being nixed but JESUS this season is being dragged out (pun intended).

Unpopular opinion but that taxi outfit was I think the BEST Tina's body has looked. Her shoulders matched her hips for once.

I'm not a big Kandy fan but the main reason I loudly groaned when she stayed was THIS SEASON IS TAKING FOREVER. This is the 8th episode and there are still what, nine queens?! UGH. I don't mind a long season when it's a great season, but this one has been disappointing, especially compared to the incredible DRUK2.

I am so confused by the Snatch Game judging. I truly thought A'Whora would be in the top. She brought a character and had jokes and gags ready. She stayed in character the whole time and was funny. She was edited favorably during the challenge. I just don't get it. Also nobody did a terrible job, overall this was perhaps the least-bad (not to be confused with "best") Snatch Game in franchise history. Bimini was the clear winner, just flawless. "You know, Wu, they say the nipples are the eyes of the face." I DIED. Broke my fuckin' heart to see Tia and Lawrence in the bottom together. I was praying for a double save.

I don't think the mom has cancer. Or had it. At all. She seems fine, she is massively obese, there's been no evidence that she is sick. I think she maybe had a stroke, realized how much control it gave her over her family, and went full Munchausen's.

Ooh Doug Simpson, he's the big man on campus!

WTF is this kid doing?! Also he has major codependency with his family. As a mom myself, the fact that his mom has allowed him to throw his life away with both hands pisses me off. I would NEVER let my child throw away a college scholarship if I got sick. And I don't have several other kids as "backups."

The big reveal at the end that the maintenance man found the hatch open and closed it made me roll my eyes. They kept trying to make it seem like this huge mystery, "why was the hatch closed?! The police found it closed!" I said right from the start "the police didn't find the body, duh." This miniseries was okay but they really tried to drag out some details for suspense when the answers were obvious.

It apparently didn't occur to Eliot (sic) that her name would be on the chyron every time she spoke on the show, LOL. No need to literally spell it out for us!

It's terrible, especially since I never can remember if it has two L's!

Elliott deserved bottom placement over Utica. Utica brought energy, albeit the wrong energy. Lala and Elliott threw cold water on their scenes. Given Elliott's extremely problematic "jokes" in the past (she has posted pictures of Black Barbies on IG several times with captions like "nobody ever buys these lol") I'm glad she wasn't trying hard to be her brand of funny.

My mom told me that for one of her kids' births, my dad was really annoyed that he might miss Miami Vice, and in the delivery room he kept turning the TV on and the doctor kept turning it back off. I suppose there are two lessons here: 1) my mom was not nearly picky enough in her husband selection, and 2) having the father in the delivery room might not be a guaranteed comfort. My own husband was so nervous he ended up at one point laughing at my moans of agony.

Electrolysis, but it hurts and takes forever. It would probably take a year or two of weekly appointments. She has the right complexion for laser which would reduce the hair by at least half. Then wax the rest. I got my underarms lasered and now I tweeze the remainder once a week (it shockingly doesn't hurt at all). Best decision I ever made.

I think either Toby or Kate should go be with Madison. In a pandemic I doubt they'd both be allowed in the delivery room plus whoever the birth mom has for support. But who knows if Madison even called them.

Yes! And they are definitely on YouTube, I may or may not rewatch on a regular basis LOL. But it was nice to see him pop up on Drag Race, as being a queer POC was an important part of his identity as a dancer.

Guest choreographer Miguel Zarate was a contestant on the show "Step It Up and Dance." It aired only one season on Bravo and can be found on YouTube. It's an awesome show. Miguel was a bit of a villain back then but he's grown up a lot. I thought Rose should have taken Tina's place in the top. Tina wasn't great and I'm so sick of her ketchup and mustard fashions. Glad Utica didn't have to lip synch because she actually looked like she was having fun, unlike Kandy, whose talents continue to elude my perception.

This lady was a hot mess. Not to offend anyone but the super-religious types tend to do badly at weight loss. There is a "God will save me" attitude re: their health that leads to a total lack of autonomy and initiative. My mom is the same way. Not being as careful about COVID or her diabetes because "when the lord says it's my time, it's my time." It's quite sad because although I haven't read the entire bible I'm pretty sure they preach that we need to take care of our bodies as gifts from god.

I was getting confused by the timeline by the end. The scenes where she was going about her life were clearly in Pandemic Times, then her appointments with Dr. Now were maskless. It just seems like they were showing us stuff out of order. It was distracting. Anyway I had high hopes for her but the mysterious lack of progress was bizarre. Usually they edit some sort of explanation, even if unspoken. Weird editing in general this episode.

I've been watching this show for ten years, not because it's a great love story but because it's generally fun to watch. This episode changed my mind. These women are horrible. Worse than Ben Flajnik's season. Victoria is not good television. Matt is equal parts boring and stupid. Adding more women next week to this terrible situation WILL make it even worse.

Re: her stirring the lemonade, yes, stir it, but this was not her damn house. She didn't bring a proper spoon. Either Thederick or his mother (which BTW why were they squeezed together on the loveseat?) could have waddled to the damn kitchen and gotten a spoon.

I read a review of this that said the beginning of the movie was really boring and hard to get into. Um, no, must disagree. I have ADD so I know what I'm talking about. If something is too boring I stop watching. I loved the intro with "Eleanor: The Musical" and then the review from the Times was SO BAD, I LOL'd. Because I watched Smash so I know the Times review is EVERYTHING.

This was great! I loved how well it was adapted from stage to screen. Sometimes it's hard with movie versions to see the theater origins, but this married the two nicely. Also Meryl's pipes have improved from Mamma Mia, she really killed it.