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I can’t speak to the cop, but I assume the construction robot was programmed to keep an eye on Caleb when they were working together (as basic safety “don’t let your human partner fall”), saw him tottering, and followed its programming without having any idea of the context.

I am deeply underwhelmed by Brita, and her “cape” was a piece of fabric added to some outfit she already had. 

Proud dad? You mean the same one who texted his baby’s momma that she needs to get an abortion?

Proud dad? After being outed and taking years to come to terms with it.. Sure let me post a pic, now, of my blond hair blue eyed son for public support any sympathy... SMH.. They are plenty of worthy dads from day one.. Drake is not one of them...

Architecture porn is the perfect term! I’ve caught myself thinking that even as dystopian as Westworld’s universe is, at least it’s pretty to look at.

The production values of this show blow me away every week. It's like a blockbuster movie budget in every episode. 

I actually don’t mind if it’s a multi-ep mystery, cause it’s a side plot. Let it dangle, throw in some teases, reveal some stuff and let it rest, then pull off the big reveal.

I am liking the story well enough, but I did enjoy the Russian nesting doll plot lines in the first two seasons. That said good to shake up the storylines and how to approach them.

Cutting patterns into Charlotte’s body made me think it might be Armistice, trying to recreate her tattoos.

“Field” opens with a crash course in just how the Charlotte Haze replacement came to be.

That galls me too because Heidi is in exactly the same boat, but she’s using the experience as an opportunity to learn. Same with Chi Chi, my favorite queen of all time. She also came from a small city, was unpolished, and even took naps! But she was gracious and took criticism and applied it. I get the impression

You nailed Brita right here. There have been many Drag Race queens with delusions about their own talent and she’s firmly in this category. Which doesn’t mean she lacks talent, just that she has an overinflated sense of it. Like Derrick Barry, Alexis Michelle, and plenty of others, she does something well, is rightly

It’s not clear to me it’s hate (at least from the audience) so much as the jarring incongruity to how she’s being presented, and how she’s presenting herself - versus the ingenue, underdog, diamond-in-the-rough framework that’s being built around her storyarc.

She needs more wigs. That blond one she wore for the challenge looks like she picked it after Halloween on sale at Party City. The short one she wears alot looks like her actual hair. Still like her more then generic high up her ass Brita.

Still miss Sakura. Feel bad for Nicky, because I could tell she was really trying, but humor doesn’t translate well, so I understood her language trouble. Britta was OK at first, but she’s turning into a mean and entitled contestent. Her outfit was all over the place. I couldn’t tell it was supposed to be a Red Riding

Brita has joined the grand tradition of established, popular queens struggling on Drag Race.

I forget who Crystal Methyd is every time she shows up, so I hope she gets more air time soon because she seems very likeable. Brita is insecure as hell.

I hated seeing everybody reassuring Brita about how great she was during Untucked, because she simply wasn’t. The look was awful, the performance was bland, and she’s just not as good as she thinks she is. Sure Aiden deserved to be in the bottom, but Brita was still right where she belonged

Stan Heidi. After that UnTucked there is really no choice in the matter.

I definitely think at this point in Drag Race - with so many seasons and queens on who have watched and get that the show wants to create both tension and narratives - the girls are clocking that Aiden was kept to be an agitant and are feeling extra pressed at how they see it.