@avclub-50e353035fa2cb51cbfafc7d7729de4d:disqus the visitation rights example has such an immediate & universal emotional impact that the other fundamental rights lack, though.  With a lot of people it's easier to change minds via heart strings.

I know it's weird to be converted by someone's twitter feed, but Mimi actually seems like a class act via social media (and is apparently bff with Delta Work now ??!?).  I'd be really interested to see if she's grown at all since S3, since despite her batshit personality she did some interesting drag.

I can't imagine PhiPhi besting any of the remaining queens in a lipsync - except maybe Chad who might be punished for being 'too polished' or some such shit.  God, I hope it doesn't come to that.

The judges' faces said it all, too.  Jesse Tyler Ferguson & Michelle Visage looked like they were about to transcend to a higher plane.

@avclub-ede79a5ee534f274b5f109567e6c4722:disqus Chad Michaels really impressed me on that front during his convo with his DILF re: gay marriage.  Having the patience to not instantly get his back up and instead explain clearly & calmly why it's such an important issue - understanding that the DILF's question came out…

I THOUGHT SO TOO (re: Tati).  It may have been the headband.  Tatianna loved her some Claire's headbands.

When Ms. Pandora takes the stage in the All Stars round, Santino better show more respect, I'm just sayin'

@avclub-7cf8d5b2bafa3bd7fb4ea254febf6308:disqus S1 of Drag Race is pretty uncomfortable (they rate emotionally fragile women on a harsh grading scale in front of their family & friends, which… no) but S2 is MAGICAL!  You need to get yourself aboard the Drag U train

NOW PRANCE.  PRANCE, I SAID.

I keep waiting for will.i.am to jump in and scream 'Mazeltov' whenever the chorus of Feels So Close kicks in.  Therefore I hate it.

Hey, take it easy chicken.

Oh GOD, Phi Phi on his own is obnoxious but I don't think I can stomach Phi Phi with added Kenya to validate his shitty behavior.  Next week is either going to be amazing (the glorious, vomit-encrusted return of Willam) or a flaming mess (Kenya).  I don't see any of the other girls getting another shot.

Tyra was also willing to listen to criticism and reign it in.  Phi Phi is just oozing self-righteousness from every pore.  Her "fiiiiinally!" when she won the Dragazines challenge pretty much says it all.

Oh, word.  The line that got me was "wow, there's actually more to Sharon Needles than meets the eye!!"  Girl, it meets the eye.  You just haven't been able to shut up long enough to notice.

That was adorable.  I love that she doesn't take herself too seriously, which I think is Phi Phi's main drag crime.

I hardly remember anything about Merle.  In fact I forgot she even existed until this thread.

@avclub-83bbcd6dcec89f078faeaa5dea583a8f:disqus Sharon Needles starring in Springtime for Hitler is all I need to make my life complete.

@avclub-132d6c1408f2492456848667346b54b6:disqus Raven's hatred for Tatianna always mystified me. Tati wasn't the most polished performer on stage, but she was hilarious and fishy as hell.  The major chip on Raven's shoulder was inexplicable and just made her look like a hateful cow.

Willam is fierce as fuck and I need her back on my television immediately.  That being said, as much as Ru enjoys screwing with the rules of reality TV, I feel like they can't hope to have future queens abide by their guidelines if Willam's rewarded for breaking them.

I did love LaShawn's acoptaploptic headdress, though.  If there's going to be another hair challenge (god forbid), I wouldn't mind seeing her turn it out.