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I always enjoy Scorsese so this was a great and funny episode. Bonus: no appearance by Officer Bland in this one.

How is this show so good at pushing every possible cringe button? It's so good at getting to your emotions. Portia's audition was particularly horrendous.

I still can't get over "Chantal wants to take us out to lunch" lol Glad this show is back.

I meant in the way they are constantly being messed with by Cartman yet they still end up liking him.

Yes!! Where are Scorsese and Cruz? I know the actor who played Cruz got picked up as a regular on a different show but they never explained where his character went! Then they go on and replace him with Bland Comic Relief. I also weirdly miss the Microsoft Surface Scorsese commercials. Really enjoyed Nora's character, would not mind seeing her again.

Watching this episode it occurred to me....is Heidi the new Butters?

Aren't half the crazy things Rebecca admitted to actually Paula's ideas...? This episode didn't seem as disjointed as last week's. ITA about how weird it was that Josh's friends turned on him like that, especially knowing him since childhood--wouldn't they want to check with him on that article? Especially if it was written by a jilted ex with no comment from him? I think they tried to make it into a "people are gullible and believe fake news" joke but it seemed lazy. The zoo had me laughing.

Interesting that this is the 2nd time the audience voters chose differently from the tattoo artists.

"Hobknob hobknob LinkedIn hobknob" Gotta try that line out next time.

I loved the Little Mermaid moment lol

I loved it! Chuck's "change is good" meltdown had me in stitches.

Wrecked has been renewed, yay! That was a stellar season.

I hope Harley and Sam broke up for good. So sad for that family that they kept getting hope only for him to drag her back down again.

He did the raven girl. I really enjoy DJ, Bubba I can take or leave. If they get eliminated I wouldn't mind seeing DJ come back as a solo competitor. I'm really enjoying the flash challenges and main challenges this season. Very creative.

Whooooo thought that putting two naked people in Alaska was a good idea?!

I think that is a pretty good guess. The description of this episode on onDemand referred to him as Casey lol

What was the point of including that guy's panic attack on the show (if that's what it was)? I'm surprised Tommy did so terribly considering they gave him his own show (also I'm surprised they didn't have Jasmine come be his partner for crossover purposes).

Every episode has a laugh-out-loud moment. For me this week it was "You guys sound like The Purge!" I didn't notice Steve was gone until I saw the previews next week.

I like the team theme but it causes me to not remember any of the individual contestants' names. The Van Gogh was definitely heads and shoulders above others.

This show is really killing it in Season 2. The pirates were a welcome new energy. I love how they resolved the whole "will they-won't they" off camera. So dumb yet so right for this show.

This is my first season of the show so the closest comparison I have to it was the recent Kicking & Screaming show where they paired weak city folk with tough survivalists and what I liked more about that show is that it didn't take itself so seriously. The heartfelt moments that did end up happening seemed more genuine because it wasn't trying to be an inspirational Biggest Loser type of show. At least with those two shows you also got to see the one-on-one interaction between the "coaches" and the "trainees" so you got to see how they changed. Here you just get Burk telling John to shut up and quit being so happy because it annoyed him and the other coach Riki get shushed by her trainee. With this show all of a sudden you get Will going "I don't second guess myself anymore!" Where the heck did that come from? I'll still keep watching, though. I do like some people left.

I can't believe that Addie actually APOLOGIZED to Matthew at the end because the judges chastised her for mildly objecting to his interference and making things "uncomfortable." Shows that there really was nothing Amy could've done last week. Interestingly, none of the judges commented on how Rusty should've been more aggressive with Cory like they told her she had to do last week. I wish Jamika was here instead.

Why is Greg eating the holiday dinner alone? What happened to his girlfriend Cat? Ended up really enjoying the show.

Regarding Trinty flipping her hair constantly during her lip sync, to me it looked like her wig kept getting in her face and she was trying to hide it with choreography (kind of like Shea had to keep doing to her drag daughter's wig in the makeover challenge.)

This was my first season of Drag Race so I had nothing to compare it to but I found it incredibly entertaining and....educational? I know some people didn't like the sad stories this season, but I found them very eye-opening. So I feel like Sasha's win was a great embodiment of this season and I love how she is getting to use her artistic talents for activist purposes: http://ew.com/tv/2017/06/23/rupauls-drag-race-season-9-winner-interview/ Am with everyone who hopes Trinity shows up in AS3.