In this part of the conversation, Joe and Taylor discuss the upcoming episode of RuPaul's Drag Race All-Stars Season 9. They mention the interviews they have done with past contestants and tease an upcoming interview with Yvie Oddly. They also discuss the lip sync between Nina West and Gottmik, with Taylor expressing disappointment in Nina's performance.

They talk about the lack of stakes in the competition and how it affects the queens' decisions. They also mention the similarity between Nina and Shannel's Snatch Game Liberace characterization. They discuss the table visits with RuPaul and the lack of drama surrounding Nina and Shannel's decision to both do Liberace. Taylor expresses annoyance with queens choosing obscure characters for Snatch Game. Joe questions why RuPaul seems to favor certain queens, such as Jorgeous.

In this part of the conversation, Taylor and Joe discuss the Snatch Game performances and share their thoughts on each contestant. They talk about how some queens, like Vanjie and Jorgeous, played themselves rather than embodying their chosen characters. They also discuss the missed opportunities and lack of originality in some of the performances. They highlight the unintentional brilliance of Jorgeous'' portrayal of John Leguizamo and the campiness of Nina's Liberace.

Overall, they feel that some queens failed to fully commit to their characters and missed the mark in terms of humor and originality. In this conversation, Joe and Taylor discuss their thoughts on the Snatch Game episode of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars Season 9. They share their opinions on the queens' performances, the judging, and the overall quality of the episode. They also discuss the dynamics between the queens and the potential alliances forming. The conversation ends with a critique of the guest judge from the Pallete Fund and a reminder to listeners about the Patreon supporters.

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