The last major studio thing I remember her being in was Blast From The Past. Brendan Fraser kept working after that, so I guess the curse fell on her. Sissy Spacek and Chris Walken cracked me the fuck up in that movie.

I guess "Alfred's niece" Batgirl doesn't get shot and ends up paralyzed, changing her name to Oracle and fighting crime from her computer in a wheelchair.

He had a fabulous Off-Broadway musical written about him that is now sweeping the high schools.

Yup, he's been doing a lot of marching. I don't think he would settle into a regular WoW Presents show until we achieve a serious regime change.

Comedy Queens and YouTube Comedy Queens are different classes with different skills. This season has showed that more than anything else.

Follow The Lady Bunny on Facebook. She doesn't hold back, for better and for worse.

Well that, and the fact that over 50% of US TV markets refused to carry Logo. Viewership has basically doubled-to-tripled from the Logo days, so while it may not be beating the broadcast nets, lots more people are watching than before.

And speaking of the legendary Alyssa-Roxxy lip sync — Reason #48 why Santino isn't around anymore: During the critique, he told double-wigged Roxxxy that her hair could have been bigger.

After watching this episode, along with the shortest Untucked ever, can we all agree: It ain't about the move to VH1. It ain't because it's season 9. IT'S THE GIRLS that are the reason this season is so uneven. They aren't giving the editors anything they can use. It's the Season of Snowflakes.

It was a foregone conclusion, but I'm still sad to see it confirmed that Real O'Neals is done. It was a nicely twisted place to hang for a couple of years.

When Mom runs out of steam around season 6, they will be brought on as the wacky new neighbors. Or maybe Dharma will show up to a meeting having gone from new age perkiness to meth.

As long as he ends at least one sentence with "lalala" — I'm in.

To be fair to Zach, he does have a very attractive penis.

Yes, that's always been the reason for them. My point was that this time the show was more about the skit than the challenge in terms of what they made us sit through.

After watching it a couple more times, I'll admit that Nina was slower to get a fire going and Aja came out stronger, but I'll stand by my original thought that Nina's was more of a coherent performance you could throw money at, where Aja's was a little all over the place. But props to Aja, she's a fierce and unique…

Thing is, I don't know if Ru & the producers knew about the switch to VH1 when they were filming the season. This could all just be the product of a veteran show getting comfy and settling into certain lanes.

Certainly old enough but I wasn't hooked on the show at all. I did obsessively lust after Jason Priestley though.

Yes, but this one took it to a new level of "WTF are we doing here?" At least the RuHollywood Stories in S7 was a good excuse to bring back Merle. I think Ru overestimated how much the rest of the world still worships 90210.

I asked this on Twitter as well, but I really want to know how being in an endless, semi-funny parody sketch of a 20-year-old TV show will help determine the next drag superstar? The sketch was so long and drawn-out, it swallowed up the rest of the episode into itself like a sinkhole.

I think Nina won the lip sync because she owned the space. She was the aggressor, moving about the runway and forcing Aja to constantly counter or retreat. The lip sync is just as much about knowing what the other queen is doing and deciding whether to play with her, or shut her down.