Credit to the actor who plays Martin Bashir and the writing team for making him such a slimey character as warranted by his fraudulent manipulation and complete lack of ethics.
This is weird to see blackface in an episode of a sitcom about babysitting.
I can't tell if Ru's producers are scraping the bottom of the barrel or not in this utterly insane concept for a makeover challenge. Everyone loves dogs and it is sweet to see how much mental good having the dogs visit set is for the queens at this stage of the competition.
That was peculiar, fun, but peculiar.
Genuinely thought this was going to be a reimagining of the 'Death Becomes Her' film. I enjoyed that it went in a different direction but the end wasn't particularly fulfilling.
This is a silly fluff filler episode and it brings me joy.
I am living for this serial comedy.
Sue sounds completely done with being on bake off.
Shout out to my girl Shangela, cameoing in this episode with possibly some of the worst lipsyncing in a while.
Okay, so pretty much everyone is terrible or a murderer. Neato. At least the end promised the uncanniness I've come to expect in AHS.
An unusual format for this show, very reminiscent of The Lovely Bones, including the smoke transitions. This is a softer, more empathetic episode and is sensitive in its treatment of the episodes victim.
This is almost a Veronica Mars crossover episode with the guest cast.
Let's just brush off the sexual assault of a bloke, a bit too casually, 2006
The new version of the intro song sucks.
The chef is a total larrikin who seems to have become a success through hard work and sheer force of personality.
Best drag race maxi challenge we've had in a while.
One of the most insane grand designs ever.
Woah lots of swearing, unexpected. This episode was also wayyyy longer than anticipated. Lots of interesting new characters to meet and some good old fashioned shojo plot-complications/ tropes.
Such a challenging topic for a mainstream tv show to tackle.
Krestiva is such a scumbag, this is great television.
Really uninvested in new characters. Glad to see Unique become a regular. Kate Hudson's and Whoopi's cameos are the highlights. The formula where they kept following old characters outside of glee while simultaneously trying to replace the archetypes at McKinley is uncomfortable.
A lot of tv shows reach a point where it's the perfect point to say goodbye instead of continuing the series. This is high point for glee and it's a perfect farewell for the show we've loved.
If the show has to end at least it does it with a bang that reminds us what was so good in the pilot.
The throwaway lines are so quick and funny.
Julia is the best comic relief character.
The Fan Service Episode. Lost it when they played Lucifer by SHINee.
Although this was a filler episode it was fun to see a hellish Lucifer and Maze again. The writers seem to have lost what made this show special recently and it was refreshing to revisit the tone of the pilot episode.
Fantastic episode, explores so many of the subtleties of identity and role within the palace.
The show tune at the end of this episode is possibly a season highlight in a great season. We get tantalisingly close to seeing Ted's wife.
This premise of this episode is so ridiculous it's enjoyable.
