But the reveal wasn't anything spectacular. Just a plain blue bikini. The only unique thing about it was the comforter/pillow, but those were just bulky props not used in any meaningful way (like Shangela's snowman).

Glad Adore is sensible enough to take LaGanja's apology with a grain of salt. Adore plays the messy, brain-dead queen so naturally, but she's a smart cookie.

Courtney is so boring to me. To me she has the personal/charisma of a host, but not a character/performer. Her jokes & asides seem so overly-excited, like she's trying to make meh things really wacky. I think it has to do with how wide she opens her eyes & the faces she pulls. Her look tonight was SO boring. Just a…

ugh yeah, I was really rooting for Trinity because I felt like her sensitivity & introverted-ness made her understood by the judges & other queens, but now it's just becoming glaring insecurity. She totally owns the LSFYLs, but that's because it's in her comfort zone. Anything outside of that, she gets scared &…

The heart-warming story of a wicked step-mother and her bratty, mermaid daughter.

Mariah is flawless. Her rants about other people's looks were hilarious & she is an ethereal, glittery drama monster.

Mariah seemed to give people (Shangela) a hand quite a bit and I remember hearing that Detox was very helpful and "motherly" last season, but that all got edited out, so no, that plot hasn't really been done yet.

Totally! With an eccentric cross-dresser prone to throwing extravagant events pulling the strings at the college, it would be pretty easy to create a premise for a drag competition to take place.

Gillian's accidentally invoking 3rd Reich Realness is such a Britta move that it kinda just makes me lover her even more. Since she's not the only Community actor who's also a fan of the show (Joe McHale often features RPDR clips on The Soup), I would die for some more crossover synergy. Maybe a Drag Race-themed…

The recap at the beginning of this episode made me realize how much April looked like a healthy Lindsay Lohan in her final runway look.

I think that's why she was barely featured in this episode. They cut her (I'm assuming from the bit we saw) very lackluster Snatch Game performance rather than have her look too awful so they can keep her out of the bottom two.

YES. Adore finally showed that she's actually smart & practical under her vapid persona & I love it (especially when it's used to put TRULY shallow queens in their place). I hope Bianca takes her under her wing to become a more polished contender.

To be fair, Milk's get-up wasn't that great & her face contouring didn't read Ru at all. At least if she gets sent home, she'll always have a job doing commercials for Six Flags.

LaGanja's chinless reactions were her only redeeming graces in Untucked. Finally shades of her perfect, face-contorting drag mother are coming through.

Trinity was almost absent from the episode proper, so I'm glad she got some huge moments in Untucked. I understood how she felt at the beginning when the other queens didn't get her sensitivity to Santino's comments & just kept throwing generic platitudes at her rather than actually listening to her. Also, her bravery…

Yeah it'd be nice if the entire episode (mini-challenge, main challenge, & runway) all fit into the theme. Or at least for the runway to HAVE a theme. I feel "best drag", "girly drag", etc is a bit of a nebulous cop-out.

Two high-ranking burgers (mine is wearing a pope hat) are gabbing about Rick James's love life - everyone take a shot!

She has the same slack-jawed blank stare as Jiggly. Secret sisters?

I'm kinda over gay guys acting like vaginas are disgusting, terrifying trash-monsters, but her overbite at the end made it all better because it reminded me of Jerri Blank.

Just Generic-Engine-Search'ed it & it looks like she did, though briefly. Apparently COLD BLOODED *may* have been about their fling. RPDR: Educating the Masses