I'm not 100% convinced that the "6 minutes" of the title aren't setting us up for the next episode to open with a phone ringing, before they drag the half-strangled Seward down off the noose and give him a stay. there's a part of me that would even be okay with that, depending on how they handled it.

I had no idea either. I grew up in Cleveland and went to his shows at Beachland all the time when I was a teenager. This is intensely sad.

@avclub-1aa75ead4fb22c7a6f25c91b5c48727e:disqus, I don't know…I live in the same universe as you, and if someone did to me what Adam did to her, I'd consider it a violation. Rape and sexual assault aren't just about times when a person is definitively saying no, it's also about when a person's not definitively saying…

I had a hard time watching it too, and I'm gonna have to disagree with Todd that it didn't seem like sexual assault. Maybe not the initial encounter, when she's hesitant and he's pressuring her (though we're in a gray area even then,) but when she tells him not to come on her tits and he does anyway, that's a pretty…

I think that Todd's point about how viewers have been conditioned to expect mental illness on screen is interesting, but I don't know…as someone who's dealing, right now, with a friend who's experiencing a first presentation of schizophrenia, it can be fucking sudden, and there's something really brave and important…

YES. I expected his mom outfit to include a throbbing external womb-sac, from which the hellspawn would emerge…and CATWALK FIERCELY!

YES. I expected his mom outfit to include a throbbing external womb-sac, from which the hellspawn would emerge…and CATWALK FIERCELY!

@avclub-400effe49a4f1f83826b82b21587ec6f:disqus , sooooorta, but at least there we usually get some semblance of a discussion about WHY he's the worst. rather than just "look at him! look at his frilly dress! listen to him caterwaul!" to be honest, I'm a cynical fuck, and most of my favorite AV club posts are…

yeah…to be honest, I think this is a good example of why AV club has such a terrible problem with misogyny in the comments. pretty much every music item on newswire lately has been like "Lana Del Rey/Kreayshawn/Other Woman Does Something Vapid Or Precious That We Don't Like", and then invites their entire internet to…

the thing is…you're right. except instead of "Asperger's Syndrome", it's "genetic condition giving one a deformed ear" (really). and instead of "acoustic guitar" it's "impassioned zither solo by a campfire" (REALLY.) this was a thin Manic Pixie Dream people retread, down to the napoleon dynamite ripoff cracks about…

the thing is…you're right. except instead of "Asperger's Syndrome", it's "genetic condition giving one a deformed ear" (really). and instead of "acoustic guitar" it's "impassioned zither solo by a campfire" (REALLY.) this was a thin Manic Pixie Dream people retread, down to the napoleon dynamite ripoff cracks about…

I like that it was also a call-back for Heather Morris before she got her breast implants removed. No shade—she looks great either way—but it was weirdly mesmerizing to watch them pop up and shrink back every time they cut.

I like that it was also a call-back for Heather Morris before she got her breast implants removed. No shade—she looks great either way—but it was weirdly mesmerizing to watch them pop up and shrink back every time they cut.

oh, yeah, I'd rather have the review on time with some errors than no review at all. I love Oliver's write-up on the whole, I just had to smother my inner copy editor a few dozen times while I read this.

I actually just went back and checked this—Latrice WAS the last one to walk in. On the version of the episode that's up on logo's website, Sharon's around 6:45ish, Latrice is about 30 seconds later.

no, it was Latrice in last….http://www.logotv.com/video/episod…  Sharon comes in around 6:45, Latrice around 7:15.

this review is sorta typo city… "The judges say Sharon looks like she stepped out of an Italian Vogue and …could Liza Minelli and Gene Harlot’s baby put in puppy boots." uh, sure, that.

The editors are heroes, but damn, the producers deserve a damn emmy for letting their (likely extremely expensive) guest sit alone and mumble about the weird props in the room rather than forcing the queens to quit catfighting and go talk to her, like a lot of shows would. Amazing. Amazing!

the water polo player was fiiiiine. adrien brody's younger brother. uh, but in a dress.

I love it! And now I'm surprised that Drag Race hasn't done a (Lady)Boy Scout-inspired challenge.