If you look back, it seems that Alyssa was never on the same page as everyone else when choosing who to eliminate. In the last episode, she said it should be "accumulative" and "whoever has the most points."

I believe Sharon was in Pittsburgh before Drag Race, not Philadelphia.

I saw it as complimentary. I read it as acknowledging how much Alaska has accomplished and how they're still seen as something of a pair.

A little better. The new format really doesn't allow for the same level of camp and drama. For one, there aren't separate rooms for the queens to gossip behind each others' backs. I also miss the glamour. I like the fantasy of drag queens just hanging out in drag in a fabulous setting. It's a conceit, but I'm more…

She really gets the key to lip syncing: connect with the lyrics.

Chi Chi's outfits aren't excellent, but she has ample charisma and talent. She has a very endearing personality, and she can lip sync and dance the house down. Her LSFYL was impressively acrobatic, but more importantly, she connected with the lyrics really well. Her Snatch Game was also surprising good. Chi Chi can…

I really enjoyed it. It was light and amusing. The second episode was slightly better with Ross and Carson together. They play off each other well.

I keep thinking about all the kimonos. I'm guessing everyone expected people to do obvious looks like 80s Madonna or Material Girl Madonna, so they all went for obscure looks.

I used to dance around to "Causing a Commotion" in my parent's basement as a teenager when I was obsessed with Madonna, so I wasn't disappointed with the choice.

The plethora of kimonos was bizarre. No early 80s punk Madonna? No VMA Like A Virgin Madonna? No Material Girl Madonna? No Ray of Light Madonna? No Evita Perón Madonna? Marie Antoinette Madonna?

There have been multiple Chers, Gagas and Beyoncés

Tatiana's Britney Spears was amazing. In fact, I would argue her performance was one of the best Snatch Game characters ever. You can find some extended clips, and everything she said was hilarious. Some of her best jokes didn't even make it onto the show.

I get that this is a TV Show and there will be some embellishment and/or outright fabrication to create drama and interest. However, I feel like mischaracterizing one's actual biography isn't acceptable.

I think they were given half-suit, half-nude jumpers that they each modified. If you looked closely, the suits on all their outfits were the same. I imagine that they gave their measurements to the show before filming.

Yes! It's very strange format to me.

This premiere made me appreciate last year's two-part opening. We really got to know all the queens a lot better, and the contestants who went home early still got a lot of screen time. Magnolia Crawford is probably better known than many queens on other seasons who stuck around for multiple challenges.

Define 'maturity.'

I don't understand why we shame kids for moving back in with their parents. Who cares? Houses are bigger than ever, and the job market is tough. I think we should take a page from days gone by, and encourage more multigenerational households. There's no point in encouraging young people with tenuous careers to waste…

I liked the freshness of this episode.  I kind of wish they'd just start the next season with all the characters miraculously older.  Seeing Lisa and Bart interact as adults was interesting and refreshing and I imagine there would be a lot of new material to mine.

My favorite moment was the expression on Mr. Rad's face when he tells abed "This is forever, this is what we do now. . . This is who we are."  Craziest face ever.  I also like the end of Annie's song when she mumbles "What's a dimining reshurn."  Where can I get some of these animated GIFs?