Synthia Kiss’ departure last week means the Brat Pack is officially no longer a full trio in the competition. The final six queens of Canada’s Drag Race Season 2 show off their Dungeons and Drag Queens runway looks. And it makes me all the sadder that we only have three episodes with these queens left on the calendar.
The Roast of Brooke Lynn Hytes is a bizarre, sometimes uncomfortable episode of Drag Race, yet I come out of it loving the season more than ever. (Though they’re my two favourites, so I’d very much like that not to happen!) It’s a real race to fill that third slot in the top three, and I’m not even accounting for a potential shock boot of Icesis or Pythia. Meanwhile, Gia’s lip-synced twice, and Kendall once. Adriana hasn’t lip-synced, but she’s scored low several times. Everyone else-Gia, Adriana and Kendall Gender-now has one win, thanks to Kendall’s victory in the roast. We seem to have really settled on a couple of frontrunners, Icesis Couture and Pythia, but the third spot in the finals remains wide open.
Why are they doing it? Who knows! But it’s a delight!Īnd the little quirks of the show aren’t keeping it from being an interesting competition, either. (Except for Eve 6000 I miss Eve every day.) There are just so many little moments I love every week, like Brad Goreski and Brooke Lynn loon-calling when they bring the queens back to the stage. Some eliminations have stung, but the remaining cast has been so damn entertaining that I don’t find myself missing them too much. Performance quality from episode to episode genuinely doesn’t deter from how much fun I’m having watching it. Canada’s Drag Race Season 2 just hits the sweet spot for me.
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