I'd like to believe that the stress of the competition just brought out the worst in Coco. For some reason, I really want to like her. I think she kind of won me over when she begged Alyssa to forgive her father before it was too late. Of course, she turned around and was a raging dick a few minutes later.

I've always liked Juliette Lewis but her appearance as a judge ("I'm sorry, can I say 'whip' on here?") just slayed me. Quite possibly my fave judge ever.

Aw, I'm going to miss you guys till next year.

I thought that HAD to be you when Ru read the name and I was vicariously thrilled. No?

That was one of the most impressive makeup jobs I've ever seen on the show. I couldn't stop staring at her any time they cut to a crowd shot. Well played, Detox.

Yeah, I didn't agree at all on this assessment either. Jinkx was strong almost out of the gate. I never got that she was throwing the performance to get attention. Alaska was good and I liked her a lot, but she was more uneven.

I watched the first few minutes of the reunion and then thought, "Fuck this, I just want to see who wins." I flipped over at 9:55 and they were just bringing the final three to talk to Ru. Then I saw my DVR timer said the show was two mothertrucking hours long. At least the last 30 was that goddamn puppet therapy…

Thanks. I was too lazy to post the link.

Dude, I'm a stranger on the internet making a comment about a fucking TV show that wasn't even directed at you. Get a grip.

Uh, I don't. But if you think I do, then ask away. I'll need your credit card #.

The reality is the Office we used to watch died a slow death years ago. It's made for a different audience now.

Do they only get residuals for the seasons where they are listed as producers? That's better than nothing, but who wants to voluntarily re-watch any of seasons 8 or 9?

There's a really good article in the NYT available online about the show, btw, that reveals amongst other things that Odenkirk was the original choice for Michael. 

Angela was at least less hateful when she was with Dwight.

They did so much work as a writing stuff to turn Andy into a real boy, and all for naught. From the "Tuna" guy in Stamford, to the guy with the rage problem, to someone you actually empathized with during the Angela and Erin things. To have him turned back into a one-note asshole again was a little disappointing.

I'm invested enough to read the recaps, but watching was just pointless anymore. When hate watching transitions to outright hating, it's time.

@Scrawler: Sports Night is on Amazon Prime. Actually, that might be why Netflix lost it.

Yeah, it also reminded me of your penis.

I would raise my grade a full letter if they showed Angela humping the toilet out of the building.

when shippers attack.