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I saw on twitter that Chloe has a long-distance serious relationship, which is why they don't couple her off. Supposedly....

Hi, Monique! Lol! Damn, I didn't even know you could post as a guest....

The hit was in exchange for a discount at their banquet hall?!?!?

This bugged me so much. Arabella was clearly out of her mind. She should have never been left alone. I don't even like to leave strangers alone when they're in that state. I get that Terry was upset, but make sure your friend is safe and then have it out with her in the morning. I have to say that the scene with the drug dealer dude being fascinated by the blood clot had me laughing so hard I couldn't breathe!

There's basically a kid version of The Challenge on HBO Max called Karma. I've only watched the first episode, but it reminds a bit of that Discovery Kids show from the early 2000's hosted by JD Roth, Endurance (Jonna, one of Zach's ex-girlfriends, won the first season).

This is exactly what Kim Kardashian is doing. The detectives and the chief are ruthless. Having the press there to arrest the husband and getting the mom at the funeral. Brutal.

I feel that of the 3 of them, Melissa would be the strongest competitor. We haven't seen Bayleigh really excel in anything physical. She'd probably do well in a puzzle, especially if against Nany.

You're right to feel the heebie jeebies about Abram. He is legit cuckoo bananas batshit crazy! Plus, his and Cara Maria's relationship has always been....interesting. Given that Cara and Paulie's currently relationship comes across as somewhat healthier than the one with Abram is scary in its own right.

Yes: 🤣 😜

Weller's mullet....with bangs! Was I supposed to remember who that guy in the last shot it? Cause I don't. Me: This episode is dumb. Why are these characters so stupid. This fucking show is ridiculous. Also me: I guess I'll just keep watching....

Sounds about right for Jane.

I can't stand Bayleigh, but I think she was totally justified in her anger during this episode for the reasons you both mentioned. She straight up felt betrayed by someone she considered a friend and at one point, a bit more than a friend. Yup! She talked about "vibing relationship" with Nany early in the episode and we all saw what that meant. And then she used the same terminology to describe her relationship with Bayleigh. That told me everything I needed to know about who was lying. I also saw Kaycee pull out some real gaslighting behavior during this episode. I can imagine her telling her girlfriend, "Nany was the one hitting on me the entire season. I told her we were just friends. I never encouraged her...." That's exactly what she should have done, but then that would have messed up her "nice" image that she tried to portray. When the rest of the cast came running from the bowels of the bunker to watch what was happening, coupled with everyone's absolute looks of shock, I fucking died in laughter. All of their reactions were great! For reals! That blanket is so awful! Nany was feeling herself a bit too much after Kaycee's ass kissing at the bar when Kaycee told Nany that people are afraid of her. Who??? Nobody is scared of Nany.

Law is annoying as hell. And I started rolling my eyes hard when he started talking about being the highest paid stylist in the world. Uhmmmm.... Ok. Congrats. But what the fuck does that have to do with this competition?!?! All that being said, I actually agreed with him. Balmain's performance was BORING. I loved loved loved the concept, the looks, and the storyline; it was so creative and bizarre! I was waiting for the beat to drop and for them to take it up a notch to the next level. But that never came and then it was over. There were no dynamics to the performance; it stayed at the baseline. I do wish we had gotten to hear what some of the other judges thought about it though (seemed to be a lot more of Law this episode for some reason). Ninja, Ninja, Ninja. They fucked up! Chise is your best battler (not sure if that's a word, but it fits)! Why was she not chosen to go in. And don't remember the other girl's name, but she wasn't it. I don't know what she was doing. And you could tell some of the judges didn't want them to leave because they'd been so dominating all season, but they simply couldn't chose Ninja because Shayanne clearly won that battle. A very similar thing happened on the previous Drag Race All-Stars season with a different result. Trinity had been the clear front-runner from the beginning. But in the 3-4 episodes leading up to the finale, Monet X Change got fully into her groove and proved she was a contender. And in the final episode and lipsync Monet wiped the floor with Trinity. Monet deserved to win the crown, but in my (and many others' opinions) because they felt that Trinity was the "intended" winner, Ru decided to have a bullshit tie. It was nonsense. But it did bring up a lot of questions as to whether comps like these should be based on history/trajectory or what happens in the final battle.

I can't stand Sarah, but I was with her in Battle of the Exes because she did what Johnny would have done and has done to other people he calls friends to secure his own spot in the final. However, when he stole the money, she was right to be upset because he wouldn't have gotten to or through the final without her. The same can't be said about the Battle of the Exes season.

I think this was her ONLY storyline. All other Chantay-involved storylines were really other people's storylines. Very similar to Hazel who had that one storyline about being a Muslim from Ethiopa.

The tribunal edits were extra ridiculous, especially as it looked like they increased the percentage within the view window to cut off Dee sitting at the end of the table. Lol! Looks like Swaggy's fauxtographic memory didn't activate to help him in this giant memory game.... This is one of my Challege pet peaves - people claiming they deserve to win or to go to a final because they have a kid or family. GTFOH. I didn't like it when Tony did and I still can't stand it now with Corey. No one owes you a damn thing because you don't know how to wear a condom. Nany looking at Kaycee: But also me looking at Fessy dragging shit, while grunting, across that field....

She barely said anything the entire episode!

That's really funny. I haven't watched Freeform live in while, but I do remember that 700 club does come on in the evenings and early mornings. It may not be Freeform running the show, but rather the local affiliate station. Which may explain why Freeform felt the need to use the Mariah Carey-approved response of One of my professional pet peeves: people with no supervisory experience being placed in leadership roles with no training. I would think that as "awesome" a boss they always try to portray Jacqueline as, that she would know better. But Jane is great at everything she does. Now all of a sudden new team member dude is oh so hot according to everyone? Ok, great....now we get to deal with Jane have an inappropriate boss/staff relationship in an upcoming episode. Not looking forward to that. And of course Jane thinks she's gonna be the fun aunt.

Based on what I've seen and heard, that was it and it was more of an issue with the publicist than it was with the cast. Plus I feel since she's super vocal about everything and sugar coats none of it, people often assume that she's in the middle of drama with everyone. (For instance, when it was recently learned that she was leaving The Real, lots of people started saying it was because she had issues with the other ladies, when her big issue was with The Real fans who didn't like that the show started talking more frequently and seriously about about race, injustice, etc. and they blamed her.)

She definitely didn't get into as many fights as Darcy. And while she tended to be empathetic, it was usually after she got called out on her shit. She was judgmental and very self-involved. Everything always had to be about her or on her timeline.

Claire to me was the second coming of Emma. And she is just as judgy, if not worse than her sister.

That was the worst! And in rewatching, I realized that it was supposed to be based on Twilight, but at the time I didn't even know Twilight existed and just didn't get it. I hear you, but I think what happened fits very much with Anya's personality. She's always desperately trying to find where she fits, up until graduation. She always does something really dumb, but eventually she always figures out what she needs to be right with herself. Honestly, I really like that she doesn't know everything (or acts like she does) like some of the other characters, but always shows some signs of small growth.

Exactly. Molly was much more interested in being "successful" in a relationship and no longer having the broken pussy. Nothing about the relationship had to do with Andrew. Her boyfriend could've have been anyone, and even with the same circumstances, she still would have fought for it because she was no longer the perpetually single one. I definitely saw it this way. Now that she no longer has this relationship to fall back on, now she has time for Issa. It didn't sit well with me. Small points to Molly for being the one to reach out to Issa, but she should have reached out long before now. Also, more power to Issa causeI wouldn't have returned her text/call, much less agree to meet up with her after what she said the last episode.

Wow she really thinks she's untouchable. She's gonna learn a hard lesson, cause Andy was more than annoyed with her during the reunion. Can't wait to see how this turns out.

And this was a season after Darcy "went to Africa" because Shenae Grimes started the 90210 reboot, also on the CW. I think it's really hilarious that there's a storyline during this season where Jenna overhears Claire and Allie talking about a surgery, and Jenna accuses Claire of getting a boob job, only for all 3 of them to end up having the biggest frakkin boobs by the end of their run on the show. Lol! Oh puberty.