In Netflix’s defense, they had to make room for garbage.

#DeactiDay. That’s a pretty brave stance. How about the real heroes like me who don’t even use twitter? How about us?!?

....for a new CBS All Access show

the news “had investors dumping its shares on Tuesday.”

So what you’re saying is, you’d get a MoviePass subscription if, instead of paying for your ticket, they bought up all the other tickets in the theater every time you went to see a movie?

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Can we get Scarlett Johansson for The Slayer?

Wells Fargo also has a lot of “we’re rebranding in hopes you’ll forget about all our scandals” ads in my area right now. Meanwhile Lyft has a bunch of billboards around that are more or less “Have you noticed how we aren’t total assholes like Uber?”

Ricky’s reaction read like someone who had some risky sex, and still came out negative.

He didn’t seem upset when he was getting the condoms though so I assume his negative status is real.

It’s almost like this season’s queens took the wrong message from last season. Even if Asia’s butterflies had lived, it would have been a weird choice for Nasty. The reveal has to serve the performance, not the other way around.

Compared to the season nine finale, where every reveal felt exciting and vital, this was grim. Does it even count as a reveal when the queens come out looking ninety pounds heavier and buried beneath fabric? If the look doesn’t work by itself, it’s not a reveal so much as it is taking a tarp off a sports car.

Sasha…

And no mention of her very successful role as Anna Farris?

Ha, I feel the same way but about Eureka. Something about they way she pushes her narrative makers her character feel completely inauthentic and neutered.

lol yup. I think Ru’s approach to similar (though not identical, given the time period) circumstances as The Vixen’s was to steel herself and elevate herself no matter what. I think The Vixen is more conscious of the message she sends to other queer people, particularly people of color, and so she’ll never take kindly…

Rupaul: “Why can’t everyone be as strong as me, a multimillionaire Emmy winner? Surely this young 20-something queen who doesn’t have an army of personal assistants has the same sum of life experience I have. I totally should treat her simultaneously as a child and as a 60-year-old multimillionaire Emmy winner.”

So when are we switching to Asia O’Hara’s Drag Race?

I don’t know, I found it kind of uncomfortable watching RuPaul force nearly every member of the cast to relive their assorted traumas.

Also, the “eat the cake, Anna May” thing was really shitty, especially when you’re moments away from talking to people about their abuse.