My favourite bit was the moment after the seemingly innocent playdate when Nathan asked nine year old Adam “Did you get enough?”

Nathan as Thomas noticing the HBO cameras in class. Superb.

He was like a young Timothée Chalamet.

“The guy is killed and replaced by a host in a matter of minutes, while he goes out to get her teddy bear. The host returns it turn to her, so obviously has the human’s short term memory.”

Flying cars have been around since at least 2019, according to Blade Runner.

“...and The Vivienne is called the “Powerhouse Scout””

Please help me with my dodgy memory: I recall Guillermo and we [the viewers] knew about his Van Hesling connection but when did it become common knowledge amongst the others?

I was totally distracted during the Ru-Premes number by how much Lady Camden looked like Tammie Brown.

Not once in these first two episodes did she concede she betrayed Shy Baldwin in any way with her set at the Apollo, just that it killed and how dare they throw her off the tour.

“ But the myth the robber barons usually told themselves is it was all a meritocracy and they ended up on top because they deserved it.”

Production Design and Score were its big misses.

At least one of the gay dudes in hot [although that 21st century buff gym body is quite the anachronism]

“It is exciting that it appears there won’t be any legacy characters returning for Rise Of The Pink Ladies”

This episode was a rough one for Kornbread; she came across as unlikable and humourless, which are two descriptors I never would have thought defined her from previous episodes.

It was Angeria whose head that joke flew over.

Does the Willy Wonka golden ticket mean the other queen in the bottom two goes home or are they both safe?

Thank goodness the logline mentions the plot ‘cause the trailer doesn’t [not even the word sinkhole].

• “I know Kornbread was joking, but competitive eating would be a great talent for a future contestant.”

Those of us who were distracted by 21 year old Jeff Bridges.