Drag Me To Dinner - General Discussion

[festivus]

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Logline: If you want a great party, hire a party planner. If you want an outrageous, unforgettable party, call in someone who makes something fabulous and supremely entertaining out of almost nothing… a Drag Queen! Created and executive produced by and featuring Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka and their celebrity friends, Drag Me to Dinner is the new close-ended comedic competition that doesn’t take itself too seriously. In each of these episodes, two new pairs of visionary Queens go wig-to-wig in a competition to throw the coolest themed dinner party on a dime. Set in a chic yet lo-fi studio, Drag Me to Dinner is a mix of bawdy humor embracing the sharp, unfiltered nature of authentic Drag Culture, and the irreverent fourth wall breaking moments and creative editing of cult hits like Aunty Donna’s Big Ol’ House of Fun and Between Two Ferns. Each episode features something completely unexpected and entertaining. These surprising beats will continue to bring audiences back each week and each season for more hilarious Drag Queen party fun!

Produced by: Vox Media Studios, Majordomo Media, Matador Content (a Boat Rocker Company), and Boat Rocker

Credits: Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka serve as Executive Producers in addition to Chad Mumm and Mark W. Olsen for Vox Media Studios, and David Chang, Dave O’Connor, Chris Ying and Christopher C. Chen for Majordomo Media. Todd Lubin serves as an Executive Producer for Matador Content and Jay Peterson for Boat Rocker. James Sunderland is the Showrunner and Executive Producer.

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[Glade]

Ep1 was amusing, Jinx/Dela really turned it out as always, and Sherry/Jackie were fun too.

[heckkitty]

15 hours ago, Glade said:

Ep1 was amusing, Jinx/Dela really turned it out as always, and Sherry/Jackie were fun too.

Agreed, although I tried to watch episode 2 right after and got easily distracted (and I like all those queens as well). I think this might be a small doses type of show. Not because of the queens, more because of the hosts/judges. it's a little OTT.

[Glade]

I skipped ahead to ep 5 Manilla/Latrice vs Alaska/Willam and it is honestly a must-see classic. 

[cpcathy]

1920’s party and Tupperware party were the best, really on point and they had less chaos than the other episodes.