I agree with pretty much all of this, except Mistress winning Ms Congeniality?!

if Silva knew about the alleged abortion planning as it was happening, that weakens his case for winning damages.

The most disappointing aspect of the episode was the manner in which RuPaul avoided — yet again — an overdue address to the sizeable segment of the viewing audience who prefer to watch this show through a lens of confrontation, hate, and anger. The advice to young, broke, queens of colour to “pay [the haters] no mind”…

This season is going to be a tragedy for adult Misty. She finally finds someone who really likes her, and she’s probably going to have to kill him to protect three “friends” who despise her. 

Thanks! Misty seems unconcerned about it, but I guess spying on your friends isn’t really a red flag for Misty. Actually, I don’t think anything short of parrot-cide is a red flag for Misty.

At this point I am just so tired of Luxx and Mistress. I didn’t particularly care for Loosey but the bullying she received from Mistress and Luxx was ridiculous. And for them to frequently frame it as “oh were just ribbing our good mate” every single single time without being called out by anyone but Loosey was…

• I can’t remember if there has been a final four that RuPaul has so clearly favored.

I genuinely don’t get why everyone is going so hard for Loosey. Like she’s hardly the most insufferable person to ever be on the show, and her complains seem aligned with what just about everyone says at one time or another.

I loved the Rusical. Loved the runway looks. Loved that Anetra won.

Sam is, and always will be, a legend. I know Jurassic Park is his big breakout role - and he was perfect in it - but for me, an Aussie in rural NSW, his greatest role will always be as Cliff Buxton, pipe-smoking leader of the Parkes Radio Telescope in the beautiful, cosiest (and near-completely made-up) 2000 Working…

Up Her?

I know she was in the game but Ashley Johnson would have been an inspired choice to play Ellie’s mother regardless. There are enough similarities between her face and Bella Ramsey’s that I could legitimately believe them as mother and daughter.

next season needs to be its last and we need these characters to come together and destroy him

An article about correcting mistakes on a site that rarely corrects its own mistakes. I’m going back to bed.

Just to be clear, the *performances* were not posthumous. That would be disturbing, even for the film industry.

“One morning Henry wakes Sam and signs that Edelstein isn’t coming back (somehow he found out the rebels got him)“

I’m not sure if you’ve played the games or not, but the character work they’re doing is essential, not ‘padding’. TLOU was never a Walking Dead-style hordes of zombies game (or show), the heroes’ relationship is the reason it exists, and it’s also as much about evil humans as it is about the infected. I’m really…

I’m the first one to call out an episode, or a whole show for being painfully plodding (Mayfair Witches and The Watchful Eye are two shows that I’m rapidly growing impatient with), but, to me, this episode did not feel like it was ‘dawdling’.

As a Brit raised on Kate Bush, it pissed me off as well to read stuff online about people listening to her stuff for the first time and the fanbois going “oh you only like her because of Stranger Things.”

Logical inconsistencies. They’re talking about logical inconsistencies. Regardless of the real-life properties of the drugs involved, does the plot work according to the rules the movie, itself, establishes? That’s the standard most people apply when suspending disbelief—and even then there’s considerable leeway if…