As someone who grew up loving Stan Lee’s artistic vision and seeing it brought to the screen in almost any form (hello, Amazing Spider-Friends!) I am here for it, despite your assumptive claim that “no one asked” for it. Personally, I enjoyed Wandavision (once it got past the second ep) and watching the Falcon become…

Fun fact; I learned how to pronounce ‘acai’ correctly because of that challenge on S2, and the resulting commercial with Jessica.

I liked DRDU.

Fair enough; I was also really underwhelmed by Eureka and didn’t love her runway look. Additionally, I forgot to say that I’m disappointed with Pandora’s look - I really wanted to see her turn it.

I gotta admit, I was a little worried for Jan; for a good minute there, it looked like she was getting the ‘trying way too hard & still gets sent home’ edit.

For already established queens, that’s probably the smarter move; as coming back as a contestant just puts the queens through the ringer all over again.

Agreed; I’m thoroughly enjoying this show so far, despite its minor flaws.

I give credit where credit is due:

I didn’t like either Silky or Ra’Jah on S11 - however I am impressed with how self-aware each queen has become since that season aired. It’s very unfortunate that toxic fans needlessly took their dislike to the level of trolling and harassment - no one deserves to be treated that way.…

Kick rocks, troll.

*Snickerz

Let’s get into it:

So that’s why they put out such bad music, even though some of the girls are actually talented enough to do much better?

That’s also a personal opinion, not a verifiable fact.

(What is a fact is that he was a sexual predator who abused his fame and fortune for decades before facing any negative consequences.)

That’s rather anecdotal and based upon your own personal opinion, methinks;

Designing Women and when I was growing up that was probably the most un-cool show imaginable.

Pillboy

Never mind...

Pose is likely the closest that I’ll ever come to watching a soap opera, so I don’t expect much in the way of dramatic realism; but I do live for some of the ‘fairytale’ aspects - everyone deserves some joy, sometimes... especially those who are usually marginalized and oppressed.

A suggestion, if I may: