RuPaul’s Drag Race (Logo, 9 p.m.): We don’t know what’s going to happen on the Race this week, because TV Guide doesn’t carry listings for Logo for some reason.

Gordana made the same dress and got eliminated. Someone else did, too, though I can't remember who.

Austin should have been sent home. No question in my mind. Off colors, non-existent finishing, bad ruching, familiar design, a capelet-let on the nape of her neck. . . ugh.

Gay-panic? It has all the homophobia of Some Like It Hot. Even the ending line of "Well, nobody's perfect" is echoed after Quark shows his breasts.

Woohoo! Mary Testa (a perennial (Off-)Broadway favorite) walked that fine line of too-Jewy/just Jewy enough very well indeed.

I love me some Snatch Game.

The only queen who ever lost her hair for good effect was Shannel. 

Anyone else bothered by the fact that a youthenizing (youngifying?) drug exists in the world of American Dad, yet this was never brought up? I guess it doesn't matter too, too much since "1600 Candles" was the inverse of this episode, but still. . .

Futurama and American Dad were made just for me! You're just collateral enjoyment.

Something that really bugged me about one of the cutaways: Brian was not born when Milo & Otis was in the theaters (and he would not have been born then, even if we were to pretend it was 1999, when the show first started airing).

I don't know whether to complain about Hayden's recap-as-review write-up or the fact that tonight's episode was just a shitty version of The Simpsons Movie. . . so I'll complain about both.

Fred Armisen is part Japanese, FWIW.

Did you ever listen to her talk? Some of the other queens left may not have her style, but they have a hell of a lot more substance.

The bland ones (remember Jade? India? Phoenix?) never last very long.

Yeah, as soon as I saw Maya Rudolph would be hosting SNL, I started wondering how/if they're going to have her do a Whitney Impression next week. I kind of hope they do.

You leave Marianne and Callista out of this.

Maybe it's because when they finally do a Latin music week they choose songs by illustrious Latin recording artists such as Madonna and Elvis.

The best example of passive-aggressive grammar was will handing Emma a pamphlet saying "So You Were a Jerk to Your Fiance," the fiancé in this case referring to Will (Emma would have merited the spelling "fiancée") and the jerk referring to Emma.

But it made him feel better, right?

I can't believe how much of an asshole he was both here and in the proposal episode. Even when there is very little stressing him out (he was trying to "translate" "A Little Less Conversation" when he called her pamphlets silly), he lashes out at Emma who is doing nothing wrong. She needs to DTMFA.