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I know. But he was dancing in the corner of the special platform, instead of in the center of it-- that's what I meant. I understand why he had a special platform and not the whole/regular stage. I just didn't know why he chose to dance way over on the side of, instead of in the center of, the special surface area. I got emotional at the end of the evening. It took me by surprise.

I dig the psychadelic graphics in the background. The stern faces featured in the audience cam make me laugh.

I admit, I don't really get this music, or why it inspires such devotion. It's fine. But it doesn't seem that special, to me. Oh shit, Dave L. If you want to seem cool and crunchy, maybe don't wear a suit? The beard alone can't carry the look.

What the hell is Chloe Sevigny wearing?

Okay, it got interesting again. I'm not a "dead head" but I've known people who are. I had a housemate who loved them, and I loved her, so the tribute for The Grateful Dead is being fun to watch. I've never fully gotten over the feeling that their name is creepy, though. I have a grudge against Miles Teller, though. I don't even know why. Just one of those things.

I loved that moment. It's not that I think he's undeserving of the honor (I don't) (I was actually surprised he didn't get it a long time ago), but I was bored by the tribute. I think they front-loaded my personal favorites tonight.

Nice dress, though.

I wonder why Savian Glover danced on the edge of the platform and not in the middle. I agree on all points. I do think that was Mavis. I tried to sing along, but my voice sounds like an untuned piano with half the strings broken. Still, it feels like NOT singing along with that number takes a lot of energy and is almost disrespectful.

Whenever Dave Chapelle speaks, I am bracing myself: either it will be briliant or I will hate it. He doesn't usually have a middle ground. Or I don't. *this time broke the streak! He was fine. I was fine. Nothing extreme in either direction.

QL's new dress for the Apollo segment is next level! Her bosom is flowering! And I don't think you can go wrong with saxophone (sexaphone)

I have never understood the appeal of fabric like what Debbi's skirt is made of. But I am loving the music.

For someone not interested in doing stuff to cater to "the Look, Bonnie sure has floofy 80s hair. I also love Julia's dress. Sparkles seem to be in right now and I am very much enjoying it. I can't think, say, or feel anything bad about Queen L, though. It's like how some people feel about Beyonce. Surprised this is on CBS. I really thought PBS would have it. Did Bonnie ever really say "Let me be your blender, baby; I can whip, chop, and puree"? Someone said to me that she did (long ago in the 1980s) but I've never found the song it's from, and I feel like I'm missing out. Brandi Carlisle makes me happy, though this song isn't really trying for that mood. Seems to be a good night for people I like. Wasn't a fan of Kamala's dress, though. I've seen her look better.

I'm here. I'm not an Angel from Montgomery, but I'm hoping to hear the song.

I laughed when the propellors on the drone in WU started to fail. First the one, then the other. That's how you know the show is live, I guess.

To me, Little Caesar is a brand of pizza I have never eaten, and that's all.