It was probably just an accident. Wendy and Ross chatted a lot during The First Wives Club before the show. But I was very glad they appeared only once during this episode early on.

I loved his Miranda Priestly-esque dressing down of assistants in that early scene.

Nina came on so strong in the first episode, did she have a talking head at all in the past two weeks? And Michelle is going to hit her next week with the, "I need glamour, not freaky for just one week!"

Aja's lip sync might have been one of the best ever or maybe it's because Kimora was so entirely smoked by the song.

I'm getting more of a Mrs Kasha Davis vibe from Alexis where I know Mrs Davis lasted a few weeks season 7, but that's about it. I barely remember anything Alexis has done so far except the Lady Gaga outfit.

I thought they were still housing one of Cam's football players that kissed Alex and was then never seen/heard from again.

I gave the episode a D+, mostly because each of the three storylines contained at least one annoying character that I loathe (Pam, Joe, and Frank's new step son). Having all three is just too much to bear.

It really was. Murphy even lucked out by getting the show to shade Price Waterhouse after the Moonlight fiasco.

Jaymes broke my heart during ep 2 of Untucked today. His farewell message of, "I promise I'm funny" was a bummer to hear since it would have been nice to hear him actually say something funny. Also good to see Eureka get called out for talking over everyone, along with some personality from Alexis and Aja. Charlie's…

Um, that's not what I meant. I said that even if Jaymes had pulled off a Dita Ritz level lip sync, she probably would have still been kicked off since the show seemed to want her off first. I doubt she could have pulled it off, even if it looked like she did a better job than Kimora.

Or even have on the eliminated queen and treat it like The Talking Dead show that should air after Drag Race. Wouldn't it be great to see the reunion have a real interview/coronation once the show airs instead of filming each top three contestant "winning"?

I also think Farrah is adorable and think she has the most creative name of the cast this year (sorry Nina). But after untucked last week, where she revealed she had a tear away under her Gaga outfit, but wasn't confident to show it off, it just made me think she's not cut out for the show yet.

It looked like Jaymes almost fell back onto Kimora at one point but the editing cut that out.

I am not Cucu for Cucu's kookiness. It's going to be weird when she hands the Miss Congeniality crown to someone from her fellow cast this year… Speaking of which, the finale will be June 23rd, which sucks since my group planned on having one of the cast members at our event this year. Apparently the entire cast…

The show's done it before when Claire was completely knocked out and Phil had to carry her onto the plane (in the second season I think?).

I suspect that was more of the fault of Adam Devine's burgeoning movie career and finishing his responsibilities on Workaholics. Kind of like when Kevin Hart was the perfect neighbor for Phil in a couple of episodes, but then he disappeared because he was too busy to appear on the show; while Phil isn't allowed to…

When Sean Penn sued Lee Daniels recently for defamation, Madonna provided a statement on Penn's behalf that Penn never physically abused her. They clearly had a tumultuous relationship though, but Daniels had to pay $10 million to Penn's Hati relief fund last year.

I quite liked the actress that played the ticket agent, just trying to do her job while two inebriated customers give her hell. The tag at the end with Cam and Mitch ending up with a dog was quite funny too, but I didn't get the joke about the heavy bag Mitchell discovered.

It bugged me because it opened with a meth reference. I live in a smaller city compared to NYC, but have noticed an uptick in T references on Grindr profiles lately but have rarely interacted with anyone that does the drug (knowingly I guess). Still, other aspects of the article were concerning and relatable.

They'll try to sell it as a less depressing version of Black Mirror. I loved watching the Amazing Stories movies where they used 4 or 5 episodes and jammed them incoherently as a movie. I think they'd show them on USA Network a lot.