As if we all needed a reminder who she was…

At Laurie Beechman? Man that was an intense show she was doing there.

While I already knew of Bob and she's seemed since episode one to be the obvious and eventual winner, Naomi has really grown on me and probably become my favorite of the bunch over the course of the season… so yeah, hashtag and all that over here too.

I don't know about y'all but I've been loving this top four of RuPaul's Best Friends Race…

Man. You REALLY don't like Naomi… like every time she's come up the past few weeks, the claws are out…

May 16th.

IIRC in past seasons they've been auctioned off for charity, although RuPaul usually announces such and didn't this time around…

…and LEFT THE STAGE… which I thought was against the rules in a post-Mimi Imfurst RPDR world?

Instead we get a 24-live stream of…. SNL reruns.

Hiiii Miss Daisy, hiiiii! Wanna go for a riiiiiide?!?

From the preview it looks like they're being filmed from above while laying down, so…

Not to be all tinfoil hat about it but I kinda think it's a way to level the playing field in light of Kim Chi not being able to walk the runway. This is not the first time a handicap on doing a typical runway walk has been imposed on the queens this season…

I always chalked up Courtney's perceived "bitchiness" to cultural difference. Similarly, I thought she had a killer sense of humor (stand up challenge aside) but it was so dry that she was simply labelled as unfunny.

I hope that by Brooklynites you mean twentysomethings who move to Greenpoint after college.

Not to mention pretty inaccurate.

That was a rough Untucked to watch. I do like Thorgy but that was quite the ungracious exit…

I think people forget that was a pairs challenge 'cause of Willam's DQ overshadowing it…

It just screamed "eggs eggs eggs" to me… IJS…

It's like Acid Betty left and Naomi went, "shit, someone has to pick up the slack with the stunning looks - I'm on it!"

To be fair I believe the reference was "Joan Crawford, Faye Dunaway" meaning Thorgy resembled the portrayal of the former by the latter