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Thoughts on RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars season 10, episode 9

Time for a fake reality dating show challenge!

  1. Daya, the judges are straying away from actual critiques...
  2. Lol now Cynthia is in second despite not having won a challenge
  3. I do love this maxi challenge
  4. I feel like some of these casting choices are...shall we say...problematic?
  5. Okay Daya did great
  6. Alyssa had a good gag
  7. Denali did so well and looks so cute
  8. Ginger is so funny
  9. Acid Betty made a good choice with the voice change
  10. Cynthia made the biggest choice and, so far, it's working for me
  11. Cynthia won her date
  12. Ginger definitely won her date
  13. Denali and Daya had the best chemistry
  14. What an unhinged challenge, but how fun
  15. Daya is having a bit of a moment
  16. I love the fabric of Ru's look, but the shape isn't my favorite
  17. I feel like I've heard of Mayan Lopez but I can't quite place her
  18. Alyssa's look is very cool, but I'm a symmetrical girlie
  19. I love Ginger's look
  20. Denali's look made my jaw drop
  21. Daya's look is cool but something about it sets me on edge
  22. Michelle hates Acid Betty's look, but I thought it was fun
  23. Cynthia's look has such intresting movement
  24. I find myself staring at Ginger more during this lip sync
  25. But Ru gives it to Daya
  26. So Cynthia makes it through with 0 wins but all the love
  27. Next week is the semi finals/merge with lots of makeovers
  28. Next week is the Snatch Game!
  29. Next week should be great
  30. Can't wait!

(Prompt by me)

RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, Paramount+

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