Bob and Monét break down the latest episode and discuss whether Selina is working too hard to build alliances and secure MVQ points, and whether alliances have ever worked out for either of them in past competitions. They break down the reading challenge, debate whether Silky deserved the win, and discuss whether there are any advantages to giving yourself a challenge in the competition. Plus, they talk about the Too Many Daddies makeover challenge, Crystal's Daddy not buying into her style, Michelle's continued vague criteria on family resemblance, and whether Michelle's opinions really impact the judging.

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Bob and Monét welcome director, choreographer, and producer Adam Shankman. Adam talks about directing Stop! That! Train! and his approach to directing, and Monét reflects on working with Adam in Stop! That! Train!. They discuss The Shawshank Redemption vs. The Green Mile and share stories about Lady Gaga, John Travolta, and Adam's encounters with Oprah. Adam recalls John Waters' reaction to the Hairspray movie, who he might cast in Hairspray today, and their appreciation for Amanda Bynes. Plus, he breaks down how he got involved with RuPaul's Drag Race, walks through the process of directing a Rusical, reveals his favorite lip syncs, and imagines how he would direct a movie version of Rent.

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Bob and Monét break down Episode 5 of All Stars 11 and discuss the queens handing out points and Silky's unique brand of confidence. They discuss whether Saint Lucians and Jamaicans prepare food the same way and the best way to wash chicken before cooking. They question whether April and Selina are "daddies" and share their favorite instructional videos from the challenge. Plus, they review the "Barn This Way" runway looks, break down the lip sync, ask where Silky pulled those flags from, and try to figure out who will move on from this bracket.

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This week on Sibling Rivalry, Bob and Monét welcome Susan Heyward to the show. Susan talks about preparing to play Sister Sage on The Boys, how it felt telling a story that mirrors current events, and reveals who she thinks is the hottest guy on the show. They discuss her work on stage, performing with Cicely Tyson, her memories of Orange Is the New Black, and the survival jobs she worked in New York before making it as an actor. They also get into favorite fast food, horror movies, karaoke songs, dream acting collaborators, and whether Little Shop of Horrors has Shakespearean roots.

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This week on Sibling Watchery, Bob and Monét recap RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 11, Episode 4 as a brand-new bracket of queens enters the competition. They discuss performance challenges starting the season, whether queens come in with prewritten verses, and if voice lessons should be mandatory before Drag Race. They break down the group song challenge, how the queens divide parts, and whether singing, rapping, and talk-singing are basically the same skill. They talk about Vivacious returning, how many times Silky has actually been on Drag Race, Selina building alliances, and Crystal standing out from the group. Tey review the looks on the runway, advocate for carrying an emergency kitty cat wig, and rank their favorite performances of the week and predict who’s advancing from the bracket.

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This week on Sibling Rivalry, Bob reveals his dream wedding cake and they confirm whether Bianca Del Rio really speaks Spanish. They also break down the phrase “top to bottom,” ask if Drag Race should retire winning Snatch Game characters, and wonder if sex with a robot would be weird. They discuss whether washing machines and TVs qualify as robots, what jobs are safe from AI, and if they’ll still be alive in the year The Jetsons takes place. Plus, adult circumcision, being “half cut,” naming songs from different artists and whether Bob is secretly a great wig stylist.

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This week on Sibling Watchery, Bob and Monét recap RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 11, Episode 3, the final episode of the first bracket. They question whether Morgan was right about Mystique all along and if playing too earnest of a game kept Morgan from moving forward. They also wonder if Mystique is intentionally making good TV or genuinely thinks she’s doing well in the competition. The queens are challenged to sell on the Home Spooky Network in monster drag, leading Bob and Monét to discuss partner strategy, Morphine’s prosthetics, and whether Lucky Starzzz is giving more coronavirus than vampire. They also ask if A’Keria is better at improv than she realizes and whether confidence matters more than talent. On the Paris-themed runway, they react to the looks, Paris rat lore, Morgan’s cutlery fashion, and whether lip syncing is truly one of Dawn’s strengths.

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This week on Sibling Rivalry, Bob and Monét question who the real Harry Potter fan is, whether Mormons are Christians, and if either of them would ever become Mormon or Scientologist. Bob explains sour mash, they see who can correctly spell “contiguous,” and wonder if Texas could ever turn blue. They revisit the Scary Movie franchise, search their text history for words like “sorry,” “thank you,” and “busted,” and role-play how Monét would interact with Sebastian Bach. Plus, Houdini’s accidental death, the butterfly effect, bending elements, dream superpowers, bees vs. mosquitoes, and what animals they’d be.

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This week on Sibling Watchery, Bob and Monét recap RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 11, Episode 2. The new MVQ Ceremony is already shaking up the queens as they turn queer nightlife into couture using materials inspired by iconic gay bars. Bob and Monét question who Dawn could actually beat in a lip sync, whether Morphine is overestimating her performances, and if choreographing a number really helps in the judging. They unpack Morgan clocking Mystique’s strategy, whether Dawn betrayed Morphine, and if queens sometimes downplay their talents for the storyline. Plus, which bar they’d choose for runway inspiration, Kate Hudson’s agelessness, and their predictions for who wins this bracket.

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This week on Sibling Watchery, Bob and Monét recap the premiere of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 11. They react to the return of the bracket format and why it pushes queens to come in fighting harder from the start. The queens take on a group dance challenge and write verses. Bob and Monét also question whether queens use ghostwriters for their verses and why some contestants are performing in flats. They ask if Mystique is fully invested in the competition, whether she’s still holding a grudge against Morgan, and if Morphine is returning fully delusional. On the “La Toya’s R Us” runway, they break down the looks, discuss Dawn bringing padding back, and Bob reestablishes what nude illusion is actually supposed to look like. Plus, Bob and Monét put their own spin on Mystique’s verse.

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