I actually wasn't crazy about the Figgy boot. It was just SO telegraphed. She was getting so shoehorned into the villain role and Ken had such a shiny golden boy edit that I knew Figgy was toast the moment Ken was announced as an alternate. She and Taylor might be dumb and cocky, but they're oblivious tv gold. I was…

I also noticed that during the puzzle challenge, he gave credit to Ken when Figgy was the caller and Zeke (or whoever the male caller was) when a woman was doing the puzzle. I enjoy Survivor, but Jeff's oblivious sexism can be really annoying.

I agree. I don't think the main problem is that Jones is loud and "sassy" but that mainstream success tends to favor black people who play into that one specific and narrow portrayal of black people. A wider variety of black personalities in comedy that includes black comedians who have a great deadpan or play the…

It didn't even seem gender-specific to me. I thought it was just poking fun at people with a lot of outrage and convictions without the knowledge to back it up. I've known middle-aged, male teachers who used their position of power to rant about "reverse-racism" with just as much uneducated passion as The Girl Who You…

All of the Amazon Prime product placement is ironic considering how much Crazy Ex Girlfriend is relying on this Netflix deal…

I think she still would've had a good chance at winning even if she'd allowed herself to have a bit more fun. Katya really proving herself and showing that she could go head to head with the best queens of any season and not just her personality-lite original season was wonderful. She might not've won the crown, but…

Her talking heads were so weird and stilted. She was so animated in season five and I have no idea where that liveliness went. One of Alaska's main draws is her sense of humor and when that's overwhelmed by her calculating, robotic winner's tunnel vision, she loses a lot of her appeal. I fully think she earned her…

You just gave me proof that you don't know what the word "proofread" means, which makes it kind of hard for me to take any argument you make seriously.

Before you copy and paste the same comment a few dozen times, you might want to proofread.

One of the reasons I'm not much of a Penner fan is because of how far he took his allegiance to the White tribe. When he broached the subject of working with Becky and Yul he said "We should team up with 'the Asians'." and the proceeded to talk about how it wasn't an ideal situation, but it'd be in their best…

You might be on the right track, considering they're both in the season 34 cast and it seems unlikely two middling players would be picked for that

Katya was right. Her mom did look great in that dress. It'd certainly make a better shirt than a queen's face on a blank background does.

I really hope she doesn't get Max-ed. Her meltdown certainly wasn't flattering, but I don't think she deserves to lose because of it. She's been the most consistent competitor this season and it'd suck to watch her chance at the crown slip away because of one bad episode like Max back in her season. I'm still bitter…

C) In general it seems like Detox has a somewhat limited back of tricks that she consistently draws from. The ass reveal, the lip wiggle/ pointing at her lips, even twangy cuntry humor voice have all been used repeatedly and it really surprises me that she's often rewarded for what seems to be a lack of versatility. I…

Paleho, is that you?

The second season fight was against other people who were completely out of control, not against each other after an afternoon of passive-aggressive insults and personal digs. I would've rather seen Lindsay punch Becca in the season one finale when Becca was mercilessly mocking her in public after Paul announced he…

I'm so glad they did the makeover challenge with the family members of the queens. It was a lot of fun to see the shared mannerisms and senses of humor as well as the clear affection they had for each other. I especially liked Roxxxy's grandma talking about how proud she was that Roxxxy graduated high school and Roxxy…

I hated the entire fight between Gretchen and Lindsay. I know these people aren't the most mature but it felt too stereotypical that two women would snipe at each other until they eventually get into a physical fight for our entertainment. It just felt cheap.

I agree it's a bit myopic to forget about 4/6 of the continents, but for the purposes of a series that looks like it'll be as post-Revolutionary War US-centric as this, I think that attitude makes sense.

I'm all for breaking the "find the two most high-profile white people in the cast and put them together romantically while leaving the people of color to romance random guest stars" trope, but I also really despise the "let's ship the female lead with the male villain" trope. I'd rather just make Barrett the jokey…