Zac Efron taking a page from Channing Tatum's book on career management should work well for him. They're both good looking, bland, yet affable and charismatic. Now, Efron just needs to find a Coen/Soderbergh project to work on to boost his respectability.

Baranski on American Gods. Make it happen internet.

Wasn't there a subplot about collecting semen to make expensive face cream or something?

Looking back on it, Nip/Tuck is quintessential Ryan Murphy:

I wouldn't put it past her.

I just saw that WoW did upload a lot of pre-show stuff on Youtube. Mariah, Milk, April Carrion, and Sonique's looks were gorgeous. AB Soto continues to be adorable.

I feel bad that Dax somehow ended up as the "first" girl out considering it was supposed to be Naysha.

I think she knows exactly what she's doing. She knows her image is squeaky clean so she knows her joke is going to land even harder because of how shady it would be.

Holy fuck that is amazing. I think it's the proportions that are throwing off the other girls. I feel like this will only work with a really tall and skinny figure.

The finale as the Oscars of Drag sounds like a great idea and Logo/WoW needs to commit. Give us a red carpet pre-show hosted by Raja and Raven (seriously, I kept pausing during the audience reaction shots to see what the other queens were wearing). Satirize the hell out of it. Give us a tuck cam. Satellite reporting…

#6: I looooved that her look tonight seemed like it was a direct counterpoint to her very first workroom look.

"Ru, would you like some water?"

NAILED. IT.

I want her in the world of PD so bad.

I miss that crazy show specially the awesome vampire hunter lady.

The Nightcomers do have the most fabulous costumes.

I loved the setting of the factory, how massive it looks and how all these dirty, weary people seem to live under it's smoke and shadow.

I mean, it's still a Showtime show so…

I'm reminded of Rusk and Ethan's first confrontation, where Ethan is all evasive bluster meanwhile Rusk is both direct and determined but still genial and un-aggressive. His morality and decency make great counterpoints to the shadiness of our protagonists however beloved they may be.

Best part of that whole sequence was the epic side-eye he gave before he left.