Oh, definitely. Every time a queen has said something even remotely shady about one of their sisters this season, they've invariably gone on social media and publicly apologized for it. The only queen who remains generally unapologetic is Trinity.

Some believe that the childhood photo thing was specifically introduced to induce a story from Pearl about her childhood traumas. When that didn't happen, they had to continue doing the photos in following seasons so it wouldn't seem like a one-time stunt.

Oh good, you were actually there, so it's reassuring to know that it was as busy as people have said it was.

Thanks, you too!

That's a relief.

I apologize for angering you.

I can't tell if you're genuinely angry at me or not.

It definitely came across as more low-rent than she probably intended.

1) I'm not joking. Please don't shoot the messenger.

1) I'm happy with this outcome as well. Granted, part of that was the editors seemingly giving Trinity a fourth-place edit; I was ready to throw things at my screen if she didn't make top three. Agreed that there's an interconnectedness in this season's top four. This isn't quite the RuPaul's Best Friend Race of…

T from the live finale has just come in from a variety of sources (including photographic proof), and…

Bob and Violet both reportedly had filming obligations for season 9 and it made me wonder… why didn't they have Bob as a coach for the roast? Why wasn't Violet there to offer advice for a sewing challenge? Or hell, why didn't they have them appear this episode?

Nina's an amazing and lively performer on stage but she hasn't yet integrated that self-esteem into her everyday life. She'd be a perfect contestant for AS4 or 5.

1. Kennedy's best drag was pretty damn terrific. It was better than most queens' rainbow looks in the Gayest Ball Ever by a country mile.

Every queen literally has had to go on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram Live and apologize if they've said anything remotely shady about another queen this season.

The editing was really bad this season, the nadir of which might've been "Good Morning Bitches". We didn't see a final product, there was no buildup to Charlie's clear depression/lack of energy at all, and the runway went by incredibly quickly.

I'm running through the list of anticipated queens (note: casting hasn't yet occurred) for season 10 — including Evah Destruction, Mayhem Miller, Aquaria, Wednesday Westwood, Rhea Litre if she got her tape in on time, J — and there are some potentially shady ones in that bunch.

I'm fine with the non-elimination, if only because the editors seemed to quite blatantly be setting the stage for Trinity's shock elimination. (Yes, she choked in the final challenge, but eliminating the first pageant queen we've actually seen people root for in this competition, going so far as to characterize the…

Was Trinity's verse really worse than Roxxxy's? Granted, it wasn't as unintentionally memorable as Roxxxy's — it was kind of forgettable in the moment — but listening to Trinity's verse in isolation might indicate it was technically strong.

Agreed. It's no surprise that the "director's cut" and sequel games are much-loved by the fanbase, especially when the franchise has moved to a new console and initial experiments with that formula within, say, Diamond & Pearl, aren't always successful.