Thoughts on RuPaul's Drag Race season 12, episode 3

I'm gonna stop mentioning that queen's name and just call her Cherry if I need to.

Aw I like that the queens are nice to each other
The first half of the queens have bonded together and are not sharing their tensions...let's see if that lasts
I mean everyone should be unbothered cause these rankings are based on almost nothing
I do enjoy improve challenges
Four teams feels like a lot
Heidi is charming
Changing rolls late doesn't work out for both people
They don't look old enough...
Was the decision to have one sister be dead their choice or scripted?
Ornacia is amazing
I feel like the bus stop was a reference to Roxy's story and that isn't great
Y'all gotta stop saying no during improv
Dahlia, the goal isn't to look polished...it's to be the worst
I thought they did well...why are they tearing her down?
Dahlia you and your brother are like the hottest twins
Twin drag queens!
Widow, you're on my team, but I"m not sure how often clown looks have worked out on this show
Dalia...I want you to do more...you're on my team
Two of my team are the bottom two...dangit
This is too low energy
Dahlia didn't even learn her words
Good to know the $5,000 was donated
Ball time!

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