considering the title of next episode is Status Asthmaticus, I'd say the answer to your first question is yes.

"I’ve never found it fair to compare Mason to Danny, but I will say I
appreciated how every other line out of Danny’s mouth (or simple
reaction from him), was not a reminder that he was gay or that him being gay was the only thing he cared out. Sorry, Mason."
Oh yes (also, a typical error made for gay characters). Pity.

so, not only the US has an even number of great electors, but also of States! :D they really are dumb :P

he says explicitly, in addition to VP

yes yes I agree, I meant that it does not really make for an exciting narrative.

yes, well said but unfortunately not that exciting, it's an extremely passive role.

Actually, for once I don't care that the plot didn't go forward too much (it's another episode of chess-positioning), because the visual of the ball was incredible. It's quite impressive a TV show did that, from the costumes (make a statue to Gabriella Pescucci) to the decor to the camera movements. The music was…

yes exactly, not only he recognized her, but he clearly understood something's underneath is going on and he's very curious to know what.

um, but if they are corpses do not have blood circulation, do they? so that shouldn't make much of a difference…

not that the Frankenstein stuff has more weight on the story…

she has, there was the convention a couple of episodes ago, when she also picked the other member of the ticket.

what killed Ginger was surely the fan vote. I tend to believe that Ru would have gladly given Ginger the crown, but between the three she was by far the least-liked.

it seems to me that the "1%" of Westeros is shown doing enough despicable things to have a bad advertisement, so I wouldn't call it "conservative".

I think that the main problem if this season is not the pace in itself, but that most if not all the stories lack the sense of urgency that was present in the part, inducing a lack of tension.

oooh I missed these

I am impressed on how much I don't care about who wins…

I agree that Milk was ultimately underwhelming (and has a completely different aestethics from Pearl, anyway), however he was a very good looking boy and this didn't stop Ru to eliminate him quite early in the competition. This is why I find arguments on Pearl being kept until the end just because he's a pretty face a…

it completely depends on the material. The queens this season were just not an exciting bunch, taken all together.
Plus, the production did several mistakes, as in the choice of the challenges.

I knew Violet had other hidden talents! :D

I'm not a big fan of Violet, but she has personality to sell. Also, she's clearly well prepared in all things drag (she made during the season several references to drag history), contrary to for example Pearl, who has no idea whatsoever, and she has also a very good knowledge of fashion and styles of the various…