The Vivienne is still dining off that Trump. She wisely notes that one of the reasons why Snatch Game matters so much is that when a performance is iconic, it does tend to get tied to a queen’s drag persona for years. I got the air of death and despair in those two confused.Īs the queens prepare, Kendall tells a producer that “this competition has been so flippy-floppy,” and ain’t that the truth. Icesis Couture wins, even though I can’t recall what any of her jokes were, and Brooke informs the gals that they’ll be competing in Squid Game … sorry, Snatch Game. The best of the bunch is probably Adriana saying, “Gia, or should I say, Gigi Not As Goode.” The specificity! Suki tells Kimora that she mistook her for a toilet seat because of all her bullshit, and Synthia roasted Brooke’s filler and proceeded to skip to her lou all around the room like the absolute British Columbia Temperate Rainforest Woodland Sprite she is. The edit only shows one joke for most queens, presumably the best they had to offer. While these queens have been exceeding maximum word counts with their elimination lipstick messages, I’m not confident that any of them are literate in the reading-challenge sense. It really is a new day in the werkroom, though, and the library is, in fact, open. Here’s a new maxi challenge idea for producers: It’s called the “prompt queens to come up with new segues that aren’t ‘It’s a new day in the werkroom’” challenge. I go ferociously after my goals,” says our beautiful blonde-mulleted queen. They’re wasting valuable lipstick! Don’t they know we’re in a supply-chain crisis? After wiping Stephanie’s words away, Synthia wonders if she’ll need a lawyer after throwing that mace across the stage and almost hitting poor Steph during their lip sync. This season, the eliminated queens must think they’re all Alice Munro, because they’ve all been scribing entire short stories on that mirror. And now, some of the most interesting ones to watch are gone. In a season where the actual challenges and runways haven’t been thrilling (barring an exemplary Rusical), the main thing buoying this show week to week has been the contestants’ personalities. Suki Doll is both a stunning drag artist and a great reality-TV character every word out of her giant mouth has been iconic and quotable. But (spoiler alert) Suki Doll’s elimination at the end of this week is the sort of thing that Drag Race producers usually use rigga morris to prevent at all costs. Last week, Stephanie Prince’s elimination felt untimely - she was one of the most entertaining queens in the room, a deadly mix of peppy and bitchy - though Synthia tore that lip sync fair and square.

When Océane Aqua-Black was eliminated in week two, I chalked it up to a classic case of a loveable queen having a bad week and going home too soon.

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