I'm confused by how confrontational you are to this show. I feel like its existence offends you on some weird level.

I'm thinking that MUST be something that's getting edited from the runway critiques, because the judges remarked on how Roxxxy's makeup looked great this week. They HAVE to have noticed how busted her nose contouring usually is; Michelle reads people who don't even deserve it for that all the time.

Coco's makeup is horrendous. "BITCH LOOK HOW ORANGE YOU FUCKIN LOOK!"

What gets me about Coco is the way she immediately dials it back when someone calls her on her bullshit and claims she's the nicest queen you'll ever meet. Really? Saying "She can come out there looking like THAT and gets called beautiful" wasn't meant to be a comment on Jinx's look? REALLY REALLY? If you're gonna be…

For real, I think Santino forgot about the existence of Jiggly Caliente, specifically that horrendous tin-foil dress.

@avclub-5383b6109f216ac739e35555aa7bad1e:disqus Yep, exactly. She has no idea what she wants.

Oh and what do you know, they went through the same thing with Bombshell!

I was crying with laughter when Karen worked herself up to asking Jimmy if he liked her, and in the next breath, asked Derek to walk her home. She's like an animal distracted by shiny things.

Standing on that platform, she seriously looked like she'd had her mind wiped. But that was the moment she realized she'd fallen in love!

Am I alone in thinking Let Me Be Your Star works better as a duet? Maybe I've just listened to the duet version so many times that Ivy's solo version seemed… slow… and a bit off…

I was actually cracking up at how wooden and utterly emotionless she looked when she was standing on that platform. She says later that seeing him perform that song was the moment she realized she was in love with Jimmy, but that expression didn't say "sudden recognition of long-simmering love," it said "mild…

I'm miffed on Jeremy Jordan's behalf that Katharine McPhee gets a credit on the iTunes version of "I Saw Your Voice In A Dream." She just sang a bunch of "OoooOooOooohs" and stood on a platform looking like an emotionless wood carving.

The way Winston just turned and gave Schmidt an uninterrupted bemused look until the commercial break had me in stitches

I'm baffled where the Tim Burton connection comes in…

He told Norman not to do that twenty seconds before Norman did that.

You're definitely right, I feel like Todd isn't paying attention to the show very much. He was definitely just lying to his mother. And it certainly seemed like he knew what happened when he was grateful that Emma didn't believe his story about falling down the stairs but didn't press him for the truth.

"The quirk is more subtle/less exaggerated (and not nearly as well-executed)."

I think the pack was her oxygen tank, since she couldn't exactly wheel it through the woods.

Nah I'm pretty sure that's correct. They share Norma but they have different fathers.

I think that's Todd's point? He's saying he wants to love the show because he trusts that she picked a good project, rather than something she felt she had to do to stay relevant.