That might have been a good episode IF this damn show wasn’t being so cute with the timeline. Nothing is suspenseful in the slightest because they’ve thrown away the momentum of the various investigations by quickly forgetting about them, all so we can have yet another scene of Cunanan being creepy.

But Chi Chi and Milk were obviously the worst at the challenge. It can be argued that maybe BeBe was worse than Aja, but I have to give them props for calling Aja out on not exactly doing what she was given. When it comes to reality competition shows I believe not doing the challenge AS GIVEN is the worst thing you…

It was comedy. Just because it wasn’t successful doesn’t mean it wasn’t comedy. She obviously had the entire idea going in because there was a complete storyline to her lipsync.

“Like thank the fucking lord the writers they employed this time were not the same ones who made that atrocious 90210 parody last regular season.”

Because it’s HBO? HBO shit gonna get reviewed.

Considering Ru has been telling the losers that they aren’t done yet, it’s possible that BeBe is going to be the one who votes a queen back into the race, rather than the returnee having to win another challenge.

There have only been 3 LSFYLs this season, so there can’t be 4 winners. (Aja hasn’t won one.) That said, there have technically been 6 winners as winning the challenge and winning LSFYL are two different things in All Stars.

Maybe the quitting whispers refer to BeBe, which would be a perfect plot twist if she were a mole. BeBe and BenDeLa are similar names.

Actually this episode kinda threw a wrench into Molegate. The humor challenges are going to be problematic for BeBe, so if she were a mole then the producers would have given her something easier to play than “Virgin”. Something closer to her drag persona but not TOO close, like “Snob” or “Illegal Immigrant Who Needs…

Wow. Cuz they telegraphed Milk leaving from the get-go this episode. In fact, I’ve noticed that we’ve lost the After School Special scenes from last season, and they’ve just been switched out with some obvious-ass “I’m about to be eliminated” scenes. I’ve predicted all three bye-bye bitches in the first 15 minutes of…

If you come on this show and you aren’t a little calculating, then you have no damn business being on this show.

Plus, they all watch this show. Which means they know damn well anyone can come back at any time and eliminate their asses for being bitches. Which kinda happened to Milk this week, didn’t?

I don’t think it’s a Seattle queen issue but a Seattle issue in general. Seattle gay bars had some of the friendliest people I have ever met. People I met throughout the city the week I was there tended to be friendlier than the norm. I think it’s kind of a Pacific Northwest thing (at least in the bigger cities north…

Shangela’s plan is dumber than shit. This ain’t Survivor where you need a majority of votes. ONE vote sends you home. For her stupid plan to work, she would have to make an alliance WITH EVERY QUEEN ON THE SHOW. And if she did, the other queens would all figure it out and guess who would go home her first time in the…

Considering she won the first lipsync kind of destroys your entire theory. Plus, where exactly has she thrown a lipsync? The last one could’ve gone either way. And can she afford to just throw $10K out the window?

More interesting than these three is Mark Moogalian, who was actually the first person to attack one of the gunman. Why wasn’t he important enough to get a backstory? He did more on that train than Sadler, and he paid a much bigger price. What about Chris Norman, why no backstory for him? Five people received the…

I was thinking something similar after watching this episode: “Is there anyone on this show who hasn’t committed multiple crimes?”

• While it’s touching to see Alice be grateful for FP’s help, that doesn’t change the fact that this is the worst thing she has ever done to Betty. Not just forcing her to lie but the way she tries to make Betty continue on like everything is normal.

I find it hilarious that people that get so upset when animals die onscreen, and it’s always during some show where multiple human beings are dying onscreen.

This episode comes off as one that is leading to a series finale in its immediate future. In fact, it really felt like a series finale up until Rebecca ran away from Nathaniel. That act makes is seem like next week would be the actual finale, but there are two shows left. Still, the next one seems very Trent-centric,…