I agree that this was a disjointed and near-anticlimactic reunion, but I think it bears mentioning that it took place over a year after the season had been taped. These queens have been touring together since then, and they've had a year to get over any strong feelings they had at the time. Except for Coco and Adore,…

He has that Netflix time travel series going on for now, and he had that TNT drama for a few years before that.

*Whips out Texas Instrument*
Their kids were starting college when they bumped into each other. Lila and Ben would have been 18 around the year 2025.

I'm suddenly flashing back to Tina Fey and Amy Poehler at the Golden Globes… "Ah put the PILLS in the PEOPLE…"

They didn't reconnect until their kids were starting college, which would set the show in the year 2025. Also, that would mean that Harry Connick Jr. and Bobby Cannevale would have to be available for more appearances than are probably feasible for their budget. Something is going to have to be revised, and again I…

I disagree — Karen Walker was totally sexually fluid throughout the whole series. She made out with Grace on countless occasions. It's a sitcom that strove to be funny first and preachy/PC ninth. And that's why it was so successful and so satisfying.

I would normally join the chorus of skeptics if it wasn't for that mini-episode that just came out. It was just as witty and crisp as the show's classic years. So if the writing is going to be there, then this can't lose, because the actors are so incredible together.

There was an episode in the first season where they both fell for a new male neighbor and were confused about which one of them he was attracted to. Turns out neither of them. I think there was an indication that he was bi, but maybe my imagination is inserting that part.

You expect too much of the rest of the world in terms of adapting to your viewing habits. You are the anomaly. Don't have a Google News Feed if you really want to avoid spoilers.

She's definitely a contender, but for some reason I still get that air of impending doom when I watch her. I get anxiety watching Katya, but she seems changed this time so it's not as pronounced. With Alyssa, she's all-in for every moment she's there, so if she falls, she falls hard. Maybe it's the more confident…

Yeah I'm over Roxxxy/Detox continuing to stay there because they're Roxxxy and Detox. With Alyssa at least you're getting your money's worth while she's marking time.

I dunno — when she does babydoll realness there's no magic to it — she needs to add that special layer of insane irony that can only come from her, and that's been missing in some of her lip syncs this season. Alaska ran circles around her in the Snatch Game lip sync, and while it was a closer call this time, I don't…

I didn't think about the "getting rid of the competition" aspect when I watched the episode, and it makes sense reading it here, but if that's what was really on Alaska's mind, wouldn't we have been given a hint at some point in the show? But we weren't, so I wonder how much of this defense can be attributed to her.

DRUNK HULK AGREE!

I will grant that, but I still think that both are at play. She couldn't handle the game at the time, but in the end, the game really wasn't for her anyway.

But it's the reasons she had a very small shot that are up for discussion. Her personal history with Michelle on the road informed her decision, because her style of drag was going to be trashed whether she pulled it together or not, because Michelle doesn't think it ever looks pulled together — she doesn't understand…

I think the competition itself became more cutthroat with each season. It was all so totally new for Nina's cast, so there wasn't much in the way of pageant mindgames among the girls, but that changed drastically over the years. You can spot the pageant queens a mile away in each cast nowadays. They win their…

I don't fault Yara for hitting that button — she saw that Raven was giving 100% sex, and was swiffering the floor with Alexis, so she had nothing to lose. She is sexier, so why not bring that weapon to the fight?

You're right about Snatch Game impersonations, and it's the secret that Ru doesn't come out and tell any of them: you don't have to be a clone, you just have to pick a character that you can easily commit to, and that will allow you to be fast on your feet with comebacks while in character. It's an improv challenge…

"I don’t know the specifics of Adore’s personal life so I don’t know how
her general mental health plays into her decision, but Adore’s intense
reaction does suggest that she’s not emotionally equipped to handle the
stress of this competition right now." Jesus — really? Adore comes to her senses and realizes that she…