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#3MTh DragCenter-ic news and views. In this episode: RPDR11’s Yvie Oddly’s (and everyone’s) issues with Fashion Photo Ruview, Alaska hosts a new type of Drag pageant, Monet takes issue with racists, and Honey Davenport says you didn’t really see her best bits. All this and more, in just 3 mins.

Rob and Eustace sing the praises of the episode, two challenges in one: the mini and the maxi. The guys discuss that 6-Queen Lip Sync (and the stat upset) then dig deep into specifics about performances. Was it Miss Vanjie over Nina? If God is Love, then making-out in the Werq Room is next to godliness? Is someone praying for Mariah Carey’s welfare as she views this important and impactful episode? And let us all pray for Preacher RuPaul and his meddling in the Werq Room! All this, and so much more.

Rob and Eustace start off strong with a list of who’s playing it safe, who needs to go, talk stats, then welcome Paul Warren to a new expert segment. Together, they discuss the optics on Silky, and the lookism and fat-shaming running rampant. All this, and more.

Rob and Eustace talk first impressions and rave about the first challenge on this very packed episode. Superfan Kyle Klatt joins them to rank all the girls as Contender/Pretender. Then, Make-up Artist to the Stars Kelly La Banco gives her personal tops/bottoms of the contestants, and offers some helpful criticism. All this, and more.

#3MTh DragCenter-ic news and views. In this episode, updates on the RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 11 Competitor Brooke Lynn Hytes, and her #blackface scandal. And, it is PREMIERE DAY for Season 11! Can you handle it? All this and more, in just 3 mins or less.

Eustace and Rob talk turkeys with this final episode of Allstars 4. Later, charming Male Nurse Don Glenn stops by to administer attitude with his unique brand of bedside bitchiness. The big question: why oh why is there a tie? All this, and more.

Frequent guest Paul Warren steps into the Co-Host seat on this episode. Together, he and Eustace discuss this god-awful challenge, the heavily disputed runway looks, talk about what’s next and Paul tells who he believes should get the coveted crown. All this, and more.

Still reeling from Manila’s elimination, Rob and Eustace talk stats, read listener mail, and finally welcome Kyle Klatt to the Hot Seat. They talk game, before and after Manila’s departure. Then, they play a game of “Is it: RuPaul, Rand Paul or Ayn Rand?” All this, and more.

Rob and Eustace discuss the latest RuPaul's Drag Race Allstars 4 episode and the return to ACTUAL challenges, discuss then welcome their #1 #tuckpuncher to the Hot Seat: Matt Christiansen. They discuss Trinity’s comedy, Latrice’s drag, and Manila’s likability in this game we call Allstars, and Matt gets his tight a$$ memed off. All this, and more.

A review of RuPaul's Drag Race Allstars 4, Episode 6: LaLaPaRUza. Rob and Eustace discuss impressions of this epic episode, using sports metaphors — that’s worth a listen! — then talk winners and losers and all that’s in between. Then, they welcome Alvin dela Cruz to the Hot Seat: perhaps, the hot-seatiest of them all, together they shade the double-save, discuss the new Jailhouse Latrice, and try to describe whatever you call what Trinity was wearing. And…it’s the return of Meme-Your-Ass off! And maybe this is really Instapoll-a-RU-za. Don’t miss this one, because it’s all this, and more.