For people who've seen Untucked already, what did you think about Alexis being pissy that no one told her to reconsider her outfit? I get that she thinks people should go tit for tat after all the help she's given others, but…this is a competition. If you don't know how to best present yourself, especially when you…

It's not, I just saw it on a livestream from Canada (where it's still aired after the episode).

Same, and the whole shtick and formatting is….a lot.

I don't know if you've seen Untucked yet, but Shea really kinda lays it all out for Nina, and if she doesn't have a wake-up call after that, I'm not sure what else would do it.

I saw Stardust on a first date with this guy, and afterwards it took a lot of convincing him that I was actually into him because I was so into the movie that I kind of forgot he was even there during it.

Verin is kind of a secret badass.

Yup, there's quite a lot of intricacy that is going to be difficult to show properly, but I'll be thrilled if they can somehow manage to nail how it looks in my head! Some of the details I'm unsure of if they actually addressed, as you mentioned with the hand gestures, or where exactly the threads come from and go,…

Book 11 felt to me like Jordan realizing "Oh shit, I need to land this plane" and it was a marked uptick in quality and pacing, especially after book 10. I'll always be curious how he would have written the ending himself, but I'm pretty happy with how Sanderson did (especially on 13 and 14).

I was in a full time gifted class in elementary school, and I remember two or three of the kids reading Lord of Chaos in 6th grade. I didn't get around to reading them until somewhere around 10th grade, but I'm not sure I would have really gotten everything THAT early. Heck, I was reading His Dark Materials then…

His writing speed is to be commended as well. Especially as other authors seem to be slowing down with every book, his output is crazy.

I swear I've tried reading Gardens of the Moon something like 5 times, and I just can't get through it.

Book 10 is literally people across the world reacting to the last chapter of Book 9. I mean, it was actually a great chapter, but hooooooooly crap.

I introduced my dad to the series, which he listens to repeatedly with Audible. I had him skip book 10 entirely, which he seemed nervous to do, until he started book 11 and was able to pick right up. He finally read it during his 3rd series reread, and was shocked at how little happened in it.

I literally only know her from being Blink, but mostly from her red carpet appearances where she almost always slays it.

Oh god, I never knew I wanted this until right now. Renner is just so wrong in the part for me. In related casting things, before Brie Larson was announced, I was really hoping that Elizabeth Debicki was going to be Captain Marvel.

You weren't gonna get your Madonna anyways, she was going to do Joan Rivers.

Lack of powder is my best guess as well. Some of that shit is so shiny that it looks like she isn't even setting anything.

It depends on if you count the final episode lipsyncs or not. Nina Flowers, Tyra Sanchez, Alaska, Bianca, Courtney, Kim Chi all never had to LSFYL.

I had to rewatch the lipsync a second time to be able to fully appreciate Trinity's amazing performance, because the first time Charlie threw such a damper on it all.

It's several things with Nina. At this point, she was (and maybe still is) living with her parents, and the girls in her local scene of ATL are fucking horrible to her. I think this honestly may be the first real validation she's gotten in her drag career, and it's coming in such a huge way that she's having a hard…