DragCenter

A review of RuPaul's Drag Race Season 11, Episode 12: Queens Everywhere. With just family in the studio, Eustace and Rob dig into this episode of Drag Race to determine the real reason for saving Vanessa Vanjie, who is Contender and who is Pretender (Extreme Edition), what they could tell their past selves to make things better, and whether or not the Pride of Season 11 — Nina West — could have made it through this episode anyway. All this, and so much more.

Shaken, but not deterred, Rob and Eustace differ right from the start on the outcome of this earth-quaking episode. And things get heated. Hot Seat Guest, Dino Pruccoli joins, only to add to the disagreement. Dino argues that Nina wasn’t great, Silky was terrible, and they should have both gone home. Dino also calls out Rob on his gates! Finally…! All this, and so much more.

A Game Day Extra with further discussion of RuPaul's Drag Race Season 11, Episode 10: Dragracadabra. Rob, Eustace and Guest Paul Warren discuss Vanjie’s strategy, and whether or not Silky was sleeping…through the Challenge. Also, who’s coming back and who to look out for at the Reunion. All this, and so much more.

Rob and Eustace come in hard with critiques of the episode and the Producers’ dirty shenanigans. Then, they welcome Professional Magician Aaron from Trickery to give his expert opinion on the girls: what Vanjie really did wrong, why Yvie couldn’t be the winner, and who’s really the hardest working Queen in Ru's Magical Universe. All this, and so much more.

Rob and Eustace discuss the episode, and break down Brooke’s real strategy, Silky’s steamrolling, Vanjie’s lack of control and what it means to have structure, and determine Nina’s last, best hope. All this, and so much more.

Rob and Eustace cast off for deep water, reviewing the queens and this Snatch Game episode. Michal Czopczyc joins the guys in the Hot Seat, giving his point of view about the double-save, the Vanjie predicament, says what he thinks is wrong with Nina West, and declares the Snatch as “meh”. All this, and so much more.

At the crowing of the rooster, Rob and Eustace start to work on these who’es: Nina, Vanjie, Yvie and Silky get the crop. Then, a very special guest from town drops by to discuss Dr. Ru’s Werq Room visitation, Plastique’s break-through, and hay-bale-gate. All this, and so much more, y’all.

Rob and Eustace marvel at the challenge for this “betweener” episode, and as judges give it maybe an 8, overall? Then, they race into stats, discuss Scarlet’s untimely demise and A’Keria’s laurels. Then they pass the ball to Paul Warren who breaks it down on his top-5, the “new Wiggate”, and what’s missing with Plastique. Before they part, they ask, “What’s in Nina’s future”? All this, and so much more.

Rob and Eustace deconstruct the episode, and reanimate what horrors could possibly create a winner on a 3-lerk Monsters Ball episode. Was Ariel DOA before the Lip Sync? Later, they reconstruct the mad science of Dr. Ru: is she working to destroy the Girls AND shake the Werq Room foundations? And roving reportress Paul Warren does a feature on Silky’s Republican party gambit from last episode. All this, and so much more.

A review of RuPaul's Drag Race Season 11, Episode 4: Trump, the Rusical. Rob and Eustace talk stats and the behind-the-scenes politics of a Muslim Queen going home on a week about 45. Then, the ever-charming Derry Queen, lady-about-town in Chicago, joins to discuss the girls’ strategies and what’s in store for Ra’Jah, to praise Yvie’s drag, and reveal who they think really won the challenge. All this, and so much more.