- Previously on "Canada's Drag Race..."
- You will lip-synch for your life--
in pairs.
- Oh, my God, this is so exciting.
[RuPaul's "Peanut Butter" playing]
- [singing] P-nah, p-nah, peanut butter.
P-nah, p-nah, p-nah, p-nah, p-nah.
- Jada Shada Hudson. - Bitch.
- Condragulations!
- There you go again.
- Miss Fiercalicious, shantay, you stay.
Chelazon Leroux, sashay away.
[mid-tempo music]
- Chelazon, my sister prairie girl, just went home.
I'm just happy that she was here to help me through this.
- "Loved meeting you all.
Good luck writing your own jokes."
[light laughter] - Aw.
- That one was to me.
Stay deadly, Chelazon.
- Bye, Chelazon. - Bye, Chelazon.
- Goodbye. - Love you, sis.
- Bye.
- She taught us so much.
- This is really hard.
- Fierce, hurry up.
- It's really hard.
- You missed a spot. You missed a spot.
- I don't care.
I'm over it.
- That was a lot. - Yeah.
- I truly, like, love her.
And she's so encouraging.
She's such a good person.
She was really there for me.
She was--I really bonded with her this last week.
- A lot of her drag is about her activism.
Like, when she wore an outfit, it was, like,
everything had so much intent.
- Everything had a meaning. - Had a meaning.
And I know before she left, she was, like,
oh, I'm, like, failing my people,
but I don't think that she did at all.
- She did them proud for sure. - She did them so proud.
- I--like, I feel terrible.
It really sucks having to send someone that you,
like, just got to know so well home.
- [snickers] - Jada, why are you laughing?
- Sorry. Hold up for a second.
Sorry, sorry, sorry.
I don't--I don't really know. - Jada.
[laughter]
Shady bitch. - The sensitivity.
- No, honestly. [laughter]
[as Fiercalicious] "It's so hard to send someone
you just met home."
You know what I mean? I was just like, you know--
- Okay, I'm not the best with my words.
I'm sorry. - No, no, no.
I just laughed. I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry. It just came out.
Sorry.
- Cue the world's tiniest violin.
Like--
[vocalizing]
- You're a good lip-syncher.
- Thank you.
- Your little dip with your booty in the air was--
[clicks tongue] It was good.
- Thank you, I did that for you, Kaos.
- Yeah, you would see the booty in the air.
[laughter]
- I gave it my all.
- [scoffs]
- [laughs] - This voice.
[as Fiercalicious] "I gave it my all."
- Shut up, Jada.
- [gasps] My beard.
- And the winner is Miss...
all: Jada!
[cheers]
- It feels very...
all: Correct.
- I'm a winner, baby.
Let's go. Let's go, bitch.
They saw the Toronto turn-up sensation,
and my partner was "Irma Ger."
Honestly-- - Irma Gerd.
- What'd I say, bitch?
- "Irma Ger."
- So what's her name? "Irma Ger."
- Irma Gerd. - I told you I'm still waiting
for the day Jada learns my name.
- There's a D? - There's a D, girl.
- Girl. - There's a D, Jada.
- You might not expect it,
but there is a D.
[laughs]
- What time is it though, Jada?
- Bitch, it's time get out of motherfucking drag.
- Ugh! - Bitch.
- Let's do this.
- Oh, finally. - Ugh.
- Ow. Ow, ow, ow. - [squealing]
- I'm gonna say my prayers
because I don't want to be back in the bottom.
I really don't.
[chanting] Jada Hudson's here to stay.
Jada is not here to play.
Sound up.
One, two.
Period.
- Don't--no, no. - I'm gonna get you.
- That hair is expensive! Ah!
- [singing] Drag-drag-drag race.
- The winner of "Canada's Drag Race"
receives a sickening supply of beauty products
from Shoppers Drug Mart
and the pleasure of $100.000
thanks to Trojan.
With Traci Melchor and Brooke Lynn Hytes,
with tonight's extra special guest judges,
Sarain Fox and Jimbo.
[singing] Best drag queen win.
[tires screeching]
[upbeat music]
- Whoo, whoo, whoo!
- Let's go!
Whoo!
- It's a new day in the workroom.
I feel incredible, ready to kill.
Be careful, ladies.
I'm ready. [bell dings]
So ladies, what have we learned in the last few weeks?
- Nothing. I'm kidding.
[laughter] I'm kidding.
- I learned that,
believe in yourself,
have fun with the process,
have fun with your sisters.
- Aw. - Aw.
- I need to be here to represent
for our prairie girls.
I don't want to be in the bottom again.
This better be a fucking challenge I'm good at already.
- I learned the power of friendship.
all: Aww.
- You're my friend today.
[screams and laughter]
- Has it been redacted?
- In the competition, I've learned
that I really need to get out of my head
and not show that onstage.
But, um, Jada,
I am a little upset with you.
- About what?
- Back home in Toronto,
like, we talk every single day on the phone for hours.
And now in this competition,
like, I feel like you don't even talk to me.
Like, I was so excited to be here with you,
and I really feel like I don't have my friend here with me.
- Are you serious? - Yes.
- Fierce, here we go again.
- You barely talk to me, and any time, like,
you've been upset about being in the bottom,
I've always been there for you to comfort you.
And when I was in the bottom, like, you barely looked at me.
- Fierce always seem to have beef with people
that don't know they have beef with her.
- I feel like we talk though,
but I'm so sorry that you feel that way.
I didn't know you felt that way.
You know what I mean, like, I always think
that you were just acting bratty towards me,
but I didn't know you felt that way.
- Yeah, it's just, after last night, I don't know.
It was, like, really emotional having to lip synch,
and then you laughing at me.
- I was not-- [laughter]
- I think it's 'cause you say everything
like it's the end of the world.
- I know. - Everything.
[rhythmically] Can I get a cup of water?
[laughter] - She gets on my nerves a lot.
I'm not gonna lie, like-- - You're not the only one.
- She's like, honestly, a little baby sister,
so I feel really bad that, like, you felt that way.
Like, I'm really, really serious.
- Okay, well, I'm glad we had this talk.
[siren wailing]
[indistinct shouting]
- O Canada!
She done already done had herses.
My queens.
[all yelling]
If you want to be a winner, baby...
- Uh-huh. - Then you've got
to think outside the box.
So open up and let
your charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent flow.
all: Ooh.
- Sewing challenge.
- Sewing challenge! - Wait, girl, girl, girl.
Shut up. - Sewing!
- No more sewing.
- Hello, fabulous queens. [all cheering]
- Gorgina!
[overlapping speech]
- Queens, you all talk a lot.
And in today's mini challenge brought to you
by our friends with benefits at Trojan,
those oral skills will serve you well.
I'm empowering you to share your message with the world
as you become the keynote speakers
at Trojan Presents: Tuck Talks.
- Ooh! [laughter]
- On go, you'll have 20 minutes to get
into girl boss quick drag and then improv your way
through an entertaining and pleasurable lecture.
Want to know your topic?
all: Yes.
- Well, too bad.
You'll find that out onstage.
Your job is to roll with the punches and stay on track.
Y'all ready to dress to address?
- Yes. - Yes, ma'am.
- I guess.
- Lady bosses, go!
[all shouting]
[upbeat music]
- Move, move, move, move, move.
- Oh-ho-ho.
- Why did I wear jewelry?
- Eek!
- How much time do we have left?
- I'm stuck. I'm stuck. I'm stuck. I'm stuck.
I'm stuck. I'm stuck!
- [laughs nervously] - Please welcome to the stage
Jada Shada Hudson.
- Oh, my God, hi, guys. Sit down.
Sit down. No standing ovation.
- Welcome. Now remember,
the goal of your Tuck Talk is to present
an entertaining and personal story.
Be sure to look at the slides and stay on track.
- Thank you so much, Traci.
Well, hi, guys.
Today, you know what?
I am here to talk about love,
the raw truth,
my journey from single to what?
Soulmate.
[laughs]
- You may know me from my other seminar,
"How To Do Quick Drag With a Beard"
and "Is Orange the New Black?"
Yes, it is.
- It begins with me laying on my bed.
I had crocheted a man out of my cat's hair.
- You too can find love just like me,
at the back of my condo next to the dumpster
by an old mattress.
[chuckling] Oh, my God.
- We're not here to talk about me as a businesswoman.
We're here to talk about my business, women!
- [laughing] - Yeah.
- Oh, another picture. That's beautiful.
I love this.
- A new one.
- Ooh, look at this pretty view.
- That's where I was, right here.
Yes.
- In your relationship,
you should be able to always
see the bright side of everything.
- This is the beautiful island of Newfoundland.
It's bigger in person.
- Love is like a painting,
a picture.
Love is like the sunrise.
It's like a roller coaster.
- [laughs]
That's--that's a good photo of us
because me and my boyfriend,
I look like the one with the ponytail.
- We went up, and then we went down.
- [shrieking]
- Get me out of this!
- And right here--
- I was trying to blow him,
but he say no because there's a camera
in each corner of the wagon.
So I didn't do it, but I was thinking about it.
- And he looked up at me, and I said, hello,
my name is Vivian Vanderpuss.
Would you like to discuss your finances?
- [laughs] - Being able
to accept each other.
Wow, I love that.
- And, uh--
- This is a graph.
- Yes, the levels, the levels. That's the levels.
- So it's a scale of my looks.
- And his best friend give me four good reasons.
You can see here in the blue,
the good reason was the good sex.
- A, B, C, D, E.
I have no fucking idea what that is.
- And yeah, I love that.
What's--oh, yes, this one.
- I am a protector, a protector of my family.
I'm a protector of my body and my men.
- Which brings me to Trojan Bare Skin Raw.
- Canada's thinnest.
[bell dings] That's me!
- [laughs]
- It's all of the fun of a Slip 'n Slide
without the grass stains.
- The true key to a relationship, as I said,
are different level and fucking.
- I feel it.
Do you feel it?
- And I have to say--
which brings me to, um, a wedding.
- As you see, happy ending.
We're together.
I love my boyfriend's dress.
- And we finally got fucking married, bitch.
- In conclusion, I just want to let each
and every one of you know here
that you too can find love.
Sometimes it's not directly in front of you.
Sometimes it's behind you
or behind your building.
- Queens, you all make fabulous keynotes,
but only one can be She-E-O.
The winner of today's mini challenge is...
Jada Shada Hudson!
[cheering] - [screams]
- Yes. - All right.
- Excuse me?
Girl, Jada Hudson is a...
[singing] Winner.
- You've won $2.000
and $500 worth of pleasure products from Trojan.
- Oh! - Nice.
[applause]
- Thank you.
- It's clear you're all a bunch of smart cookies,
but now it's time to think outside the box.
Each of you will be assigned one of these boxes,
which are labeled everything from old-fashioned to sporty.
Using the contents, create an ultra-fashionable runway look
that outshines your competition.
- I love designing.
When it comes to making things, I can do it all.
Like, I can sew, I can stone,
I can needle felt.
[record scratch]
[laughs] Needle felting.
You know, needle felting?
- Jada Shada Hudson, as the winner of the mini challenge...
- Ooh. - You'll be assigning the boxes
that best suits the labels.
[laughter]
Go ahead, Jada.
- I can't see, so let me put my glasses on.
Let's do spooky first.
- Okay.
- Spooky! [cheers and jeers]
Mm, who's crusty and dusty?
Crusty.
- Crusty, seriously?
- Quirky.
Who's the clown?
[laughter]
Old-fashioned.
- Oh. - Okay.
- There we go. - Sporty.
- Come on, sporty? - I don't think you're
sporty enough, okay.
- She's being shady with these picks, girl.
- Crafty.
Oh, I don't know what to do.
[all yelling]
I'm sorry.
- She's crafty. - She is crafty.
- Usually when you hear the term "crafty"
on the runway, it's usually not a good thing.
- I'm gonna take fiery for sure.
- Ta-da. - Bam, bam.
- So we got basic...
- And flirty. - And flirty.
- Flirtatious?
I'm like, what's more flirty than this?
No?
- [chanting] Who's basic? Who's basic?
- Waah, I love you, sis.
Look at her face.
[laughter]
- Basic.
Wow. - Oh, my God.
- We all know where the basic box goes to.
Jada's just being nice
'cause she doesn't want to fight with Fierce again.
- Oh, I got flirty.
- I'm gonna give Fiercalicious the flirty box,
because if she's upset, girl,
the whole room is upset, let's be honest.
- Now that you've all officially been labeled,
grab your box, and head to your station.
- Oh, this is heavy. - Hi, basic.
- Oh, it's heavier than I thought it would be.
- What's it gonna be? What fabric is in there?
I don't know crusty so much,
and there was mold on my box-- mold.
- Open your boxes on the count of three.
One, two, three!
- Whoo! - [shrieks]
- Ooh. - Oh, feathers.
- Oh-kay.
Showgirl feathers.
- Wow. - Whoa.
- Feather--chicken feathers!
- Wait, did we-- we all got the same things.
- We all got the same things.
- What is going on?
- Girl, wait, what?
- I've been bamboozled!
We've all been bamboozled.
- Surprise.
You're actually all starting
with identical materials.
[groans]
- Girl, Miss Fiercalicious fought
for that box, and it's not what she wanted, girl.
It's the same fucking b--ha!
- Don't worry about the label.
Just serve a fierce look on the runway.
[groans]
- Yes!
- Yes.
- Racers, start your engines,
and may the best drag queen win.
[all cheering]
[upbeat music]
- For this maxi challenge, we all have to make an outfit.
The catch, it's all out of the same material.
I like that 'cause it's a level playing field.
- Ta-da.
I am feeling good.
I have a direction right off the bat,
and I'm gonna just go for it.
Okay, I was thinking about putting snaps on these
to have them like here, here, and here,
and then having fringe go from that to my back.
So when I go like this, spider lady.
- So like your look today?
- What do you mean my look today?
Oh, yeah. [laughs]
Just this.
I'm going to create an '80s
Barbarella goes to the Oscars "fanta-she."
I want to show the judges who Vivian is.
[sighs] Okey dokey.
[upbeat music]
- Do you know what you want to do?
- I was thinking about, like, mixing the two fabrics,
like, to have, like, blue on one side.
The ideas are flowing.
I'm thinking I want to take it to, like,
a retro futuristic club kid moment.
- I like that. - Yeah.
- This is very beautiful.
- Lady Boom Boom, what if I do this,
but I don't make the shoulders too big?
Like-- - Girl, are you gonna rely
on Boom Boom for this whole challenge again?
- I'm asking for her opinion, just like you are.
- She asked me.
- About your dress? - Yeah.
- Do you want to ask me about my dress?
[laughter]
- She already told me, like, twice.
- No, I just want to ask your opinion.
- Don't reinvent the wheel,
just make it roll.
[laughs]
- Amazing.
Groundbreaking. That's fashion.
I'm not scared at all for a sewing challenge.
I really love sewing.
The full look is already in my head.
And I'm gonna work really hard
to make sure my look is polished.
That's my strength, my "polished-ness."
[making whooshing sound]
Just make it pretty, pretty, clean, clean, clean.
[sighs] New fabric.
- Well, shit.
[mid-tempo music]
- [laughs]
- Do you feel any pressure though
that you won the first challenge?
- I fucking feel the pressure.
Like, definitely.
I can feel the pressure
because I've been raising the bar so high,
so I am becoming my worst competition.
- I might go for the avant-garde look.
But the thing is, like, I was avant-garde
last design challenge.
I'm feeling a little bit nervous right now
because, girl, it's "Drag Race."
You don't want to be basic.
I want to add something
that looks cohesive and looks correct.
[upbeat music]
- Hello, queens.
all: Hello, Traci. - Hi.
- Oh, she looks so gorgeous.
- Jada Shada Hudson. - Hi, Traci.
- Hi.
Congrats on the big win.
- Thank you so much. - Wins.
- I know, I know. Jada's here, right?
- Jada's here. Jada's landed. - I know, I know.
I hope she stays.
So I did a sketch earlier.
- Okay.
I see where you're going.
What is this circle here?
- This one circle is gonna be...
- We're still figuring it out?
- I'm thinking, right, alien,
right, like, galaxy, because it's, like, silver.
Why did I say alien?
I meant futuristic.
The circles I want, like, first thing first,
like, boobs, but, like, on top of the corset.
- Okay, so we do have an idea for the circle.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. S--girl.
Are you seeing it? - I am seeing it,
but I'm also concerned about the timing.
- Yes, I'll be focused.
Okay, I'm off in the spaceship. - Okay, good luck.
Hello, Gisèle. - Hi, Traci.
- Let's talk about what you've got planned for this look.
- So we're going for something that look...
- [gasps] - Like Valentino right now
or more like Versace right now.
I never show really full-on glam.
- Mm-hmm. - I show a lot of camp.
So today, I'm just gonna show
just a bit more high fashion.
- Do you think this is your moment to break through?
- Yes. I want to win.
I don't want to be safe all the time.
- Okay, well. - And if it work well,
I'll make you one, okay? - Oh, okay.
Or maybe I'll just take that one.
[laughter]
So Bombae, do you have any sketches?
- Yes, I do.
So it's a billowy, like, veil that covers my eyes.
You don't see what it is.
It's very flowy.
I get to the runway, and bam,
it's a whole bodysuit that's lined.
I was in my head for the first few weeks.
- Mm-hmm. - And then--
- What made you snap out of it?
- I think this is the first challenge
where I get to concentrate on myself.
- Okay, Bombae, you've got some work to do.
- I do.
- I want to give you something
I didn't give you on the first design challenge,
so something big...
- Wow. - With a lot of movement.
The only thing, I don't want you to say
that it's, like, swallowing me.
- So if you're already thinking that way,
how would you overcome that in this?
- Maybe, like, give structure on the upper body
and then have all, like, the flowy material in the bottom.
- Don't take too long because, ticktock.
- Thank you.
- Good luck. - See you on the runway.
- So I want to make something a little structured,
have, like, some very exaggerated shoulders.
And then I was really drawn to this material.
I want to cut it up and use it as fringe,
and have it hanging all down.
- And what's the story behind this?
- The story is, please don't send me home this week.
[laughter] - That's fair.
Are you a sewer?
- Um, no. [laughter]
- Hi, Kimmy Couture.
Oh, and you brought a friend.
- Yes, I did.
So I was gonna go for, like, very, like, '90s style.
- Like, more structured?
- Yeah, or, like, more--
if I'm gonna go flowy, I'm gonna go flowy.
- Okay. - You know.
And it's, like, a pressure because,
like, my drag mother won all the fricking,
like, design challenges.
- But you already have a win.
- I do, but I want more.
- Of course. - I'm hungry for more.
- Good luck tomorrow. - Thank you so much, Traci.
- And I can't wait to see the rest of it.
- Ugh, me too.
- Tell me about this piece.
- So for this one, I think I want to make,
like, a whole garment that kind of just flares out
really pretty and sticks out nicely.
I love taking something crafty
and making it as elegant as I can.
- Do you think that will serve you well in this challenge?
- Sometimes crafty is too crafty,
and I want to still be me and be my crafty self,
but still make it glam and pretty.
I don't want to look too overly crafty.
I still want to look like I made a beautiful garment
and make it look like it's actually a dress.
- Break a leg. - Awesome.
Thank you so much.
- Hello, Vivian. - Hi, Traci.
- I love this whole western ensemble.
It's really cute. - Thank you very much.
If I'm not dressed like an old woman,
I'm dressed like a cowboy!
So I'm gonna go for kind of, like,
a very, like, busty, like, '80s fantasy.
I'm really hoping that this will
wow you and the rest of the judges
and kind of bring home the win, 'cause I'm ready.
Yeah! - Thank you so much.
I can't wait to see
the final finished product.
- Amazing. Thank you so much, Traci.
- Okay.
- The first bit that inspired me was the pom-poms.
So I'm gonna tower them up and make a big headpiece thing.
- Do you think you're gonna be standing out from the others?
- Last design challenge, it was, like, day one.
I just was like, hey, who are you?
What do you do? What are you working on?
Oh, yeah.
Now I'm like, no, girl,
like, head in the game.
I haven't looked around.
- So you're not just East Coasting?
- Oh, Traci! - Ohh!
[laughter]
Queens, listen up.
- [gasps] - You may all be
starting from the same place,
but I can't wait to see where you end up.
- Yay! - Good luck,
and don't fuck it up.
- Aah! - Bye, Traci!
I'll miss you! - Bye, Traci.
[playful music]
- [coughing and gagging]
- I did one piece.
- Girl, she about to kill all of us in here, bitch,
with those fumes.
- Right now our workroom is split up
into the hot glue gun girls...
- Ow.
- And the seamsters.
So on one side, you have everyone frantically gluing
everything to their outfit.
And on the other side, you have the hum of sewing machines.
[machines whirring]
I love that this-- at least this corner
of the room has less drama.
It's just a different vibe than I'm used to.
- [laughs]
What's that? What's the vibe you're used to?
- It's a lot more screaming, a lot more emotions,
a lot more, like--
less about the challenge
and more about how they feel about the challenge.
I really enjoy being with Gisèle and Vivian.
There's not a lot of bickering.
There's not a lot of yelling at each other.
Everyone's focused on the assignment.
[upbeat music]
- Jada. - Huh?
- My dear sister. - Yeah?
- How are you feeling with your outfit?
- For me, I don't really have--
I have a concept in my mind. - Mm-hmm.
- What are you trying to go for?
- Alien.
- Girl. No, it's not alien.
I'm going for more futuristic.
- Okay. [laughs]
- Very Judy Jetson.
- All right.
- The designer gods are in the air
looking down on me and telling me,
Jada Shada Hudson, you will be on the top again
for this next design challenge.
[laughing]
[upbeat music]
- It's elimination day, and, ah,
someone's gonna go home again!
And it's not gonna be me, bitch.
How did you guys end up, like, you know, started doing drag?
- I started making shows and booking out bars
just for empty rooms until they got bigger and bigger.
- Aw. - And here we are.
Now I'm like the biggest one in the province.
- Are you the only one there? - No.
- Are you the-- Kimmy, you're so shady.
- [laughs] I actually started doing drag
because, like, I was in a dance group before,
and I was kind of just, like, over it,
like, sharing the spotlight.
[laughs] I'm kidding.
No, honestly, like, it was just, like, out of nowhere.
Like, my friend, she, like, brought me to a drag show.
Girl, my reaction was like, uh, nobody can dance.
[laughter]
Yeah.
And so I was like, girl, what is this show?
And then, like, my friend was like,
well, you seem to have a lot of critiques.
Do you want to perform them and show it yourself?
I was like, I mean, I can walk my talk.
So, like, the manager was like--
the first thing, she was like, well, I would love to book you,
but we don't book women.
I was like, oh, well, like, I'm a dude, actually.
I was like, um, bro, what are you talking about, bro?
The host was like, oh! Well, then you're booked.
I performed next week, bitch.
And girl, ever since then, she's been booked and blessed.
- It's so stupid, people's conceptions of gender.
- Yeah, I know. - Drag is all
about subverting genders.
- Even if, like, drag queens are,
like, female impersonators,
what it means to be a woman is so different now.
Who is anyone to define what a woman looks like?
- Yeah. - Right?
Drag queens, we borrow women's bodies,
we borrow their songs,
we borrow their looks.
Like, the shape is all borrowed,
but sometimes when a performer who's a woman comes on stage,
we say, no, this is not for you.
So it seems very hypocritical to take everything we can
from them, but then when it comes to giving them a chance
in the spotlight, we're like, actually,
no, this is a man's sport.
- I got confronted like that before.
Like someone was like, well, um,
drag is all about illusion, like, whatever.
Like, you have to present yourself as a woman.
I literally clapped back and said,
do you think you look like a woman?
- Hey! - [laughs]
Kimmy! - Yeah.
What makes you think you look like a woman?
- Once I was told by a cis woman
that I was appropriating female,
telling me I was, like, using female
just to make money out of it or things like that.
- Sheesh. - Yeah.
And it kind of hurt my feelings too because I'm like,
she was also assuming my gender by that.
- Yeah.
I got into a fight with another drag performer once.
And she's like, we're doing drag to, like,
mock women anyways, and I'm like, whaah!
I'm like, drag is all about celebrating femininity.
And I'm like, anybody who's trying to make fun of women
is like--I don't know.
You should have your drag license revoked.
- I am just, like, so tired of, like, waking up and then,
like, you get asked right away all these fucking questions.
Like, why can I not have a fucking break
and then you do the fucking research yourself?
Why the fuck do I have to wake up
every day and educate people?
Like, why don't you educate yourself first?
- Girl, go on the Internet. Look it up.
- I wasn't born in this world to educate people.
I'm here to enjoy my fucking cocktail, bitch.
[laughter]
[RuPaul's "Cover Girl"]
- [singing] Cover girl, put the bass in your walk.
Head to toe, let your whole body talk.
- Whoo! Whoo!
- Welcome to the main stage
of "Canada's Drag Race."
It's Canadian entertainment vixen,
Traci Melchor.
- Hello, my love.
- Hey, Trace. Tell me,
have you ever stolen anybody's look?
- Of course, although I'd like to think that I steal hearts.
[chimes tinkling]
- And it's artist, activist,
and mother I'd like to fox,
Sarain Fox.
- Be careful, Brooke Lynn, don't fox with me.
- Oh!
And it's her special day!
Global phenomenon and hometown hero, Jimbo.
- Hey, Brooke Lynn.
- Girl, what happened to your breasts?
- I made them into baloney.
- [gasps] - You hungry, Mama?
- Yeah! Yeah!
[laughter] Oh, wow!
Oh! Oh!
This feels like payback.
- [laughs]
- This week, we challenged our queens
to design a fashionable runway look.
Oh! And y'all wanted a twist?
They all started with the exact same materials.
Racers, start your engines,
and may the best drag queen...
Win.
[RuPaul's "Just What They Want"]
- [singing] I know you wanna work.
- Category is
Bitch Stole My Look.
First up, Bombae.
- I'm walking down the runway in a dark gray cloud.
Then boom, the veil lifts,
and it's superhero Bombae who's here to save the day.
- She's really showing her true stripes with this look.
- Clock the body, clock the hips,
clock the purple.
I am the bomb.com.ca.
[bell dings]
- Next up, Vivian Vanderpuss.
- I am wearing a Barbarella goes to the Oscars fantasy--
big hair, busty,
and beautiful.
Hi, Jimbo.
Am I looking gorgeous?
I'm wearing my biggest breastplate for you.
I want to show the judges that I can handle
whatever they throw at me.
Vivian wearing silver?
I'm showing the judges vulnerability.
- Her Vanderpussy's on fire.
- Next up, Gisèle Lullaby.
- I am a mix between Laura Dern in "Star Wars"
and the fabulous Cate Blanchett
in "Lord of the Rings."
Is she a goddess of hell?
Is she from Mars?
We'll never know, but for sure she has money.
- Greetings, "girthlings."
- This look, "unbe-sleevable."
[laughter]
- Next, Kimmy Couture.
- Ooh. Oh, yeah.
- The top part, I am serving you disco Cher,
and the bottom part, I have no frickin' idea,
but it's a beautiful skirt.
And I put this cape on because I'm feeling
my superhero fantasy.
I want to show the judges that I can make a "gar-mant"
out of hot glue
'cause, girl, she's a crafty bitch.
- She's serving "Ice-sis."
- No, no, no. That's her daughter.
- Oh, okay.
Next up, Miss Fiercalicious.
- She's making a V-line down the runway.
- I've taken this silver fabric,
and I've transformed myself into an intergalactic
pop princess.
- I love a queen with a deep V. - Mm-hmm.
- Girl, I look stunning.
You can't tell me anything.
I am owning this runway.
I'm looking the judges dead in the eyes,
and they are mesmerized by my beauty.
- Touch this fringe.
Touch all this fringe.
- Next, Irma Gerd.
- I'm showing the judges what 20 years
at clown college looks like.
- [laughs]
- I'm juggling these blue balls,
doing a fantastic job.
You can't even see the strings.
I'm serving you circus tent realness with a ball pit,
and it has pockets.
- That's where all my yarn went.
- She's got balls on the brain tonight.
[laughter]
- Next up, Lady Boom Boom.
- So I'm walking down the runway,
giving them Carrie Bradshaw,
1960s, baby shower.
And I have a big surprise for my boyfriend.
I'm keeping it. [clicks tongue]
- It's a Oompa-Loofa.
[laughter]
- This is Little Bo-Chic.
- [laughs] [snorts]
[bell dings]
Next, Jada Shada Hudson.
- I'm feeling my Jada Shada Jetson fantasy.
I'm giving you futuristic.
I'm wearing my silver thigh-high boots, honey.
I am strutting down this runway.
Do you see my hat?
Do you see my hair?
The hair is to the roof, honey.
The gods can touch my afro puff.
- She's serving plates.
- My compliments to the chef. [kisses]
- And finally, Kaos.
- The fantasy is woodland fairy
princess forest realness.
- Somewhere, a child is unable to do their art project.
- I am wearing leaves on leaves on leaves,
layers of more leaves,
and my hair is up high to the gods.
- I can see her scrapyard.
- I can see your scrapyard.
[laughter]
Welcome, queens. Based on your runway looks,
the judges have made some decisions.
When I call your name, please step forward.
[dramatic music]
Gisèle Lullaby.
Irma Gerd.
Kaos.
Bombae.
Kimmy Couture.
Jada Shada Hudson.
You represent the tops and bottoms of the week.
If I did not call your name,
y'all are safe.
You may go untuck in the workroom.
- Thank you.
- Bye.
- It's now time for the judges' critiques.
This was a very cool challenge.
They've never done anything like this
on "Drag Race" before.
You all got the exact same materials,
so it was really interesting to see
what worked and what didn't.
First up, Bombae. - Hi.
- I really respect the fact that you incorporated
your journey into your runway tonight.
- Thank you. - There were elements
I thought really worked.
I thought you did not need the reveal.
- The reveal was definitely more comedic
than maybe it was supposed to be,
a little bit, like, ghost under the bedsheet.
- Once you got it off, I really enjoyed this outfit.
- I love the way that you've done
this sort of loose layering.
It gives a lot of texture to the purple.
- I really loved the creativity and the sparkle.
- Catsuits are not easy to do.
- No. - They are not at all.
So congratulations on pushing yourself that extra mile.
- I changed my makeup as well.
- Yes, I can see.
And it's definitely on the right track.
I still want smaller.
- Smaller? - Yeah.
- Smaller eyes, bigger hips.
Got you. [laughter]
- Up next, Gisèle Lullaby.
- Bonjour, bonjour.
This look is pretty incredible.
I can't believe you made this here.
Is it boned?
- [laughs] I boned it.
- Jesus.
- When we were talking, you were talking
about Valentino and Versace,
and everything you spoke about
was manifested on this runway tonight.
- Thank you. - Just beautiful coming
and going, and I even like the detail on the wrist.
- When you first walked out, it was--
I almost couldn't take it all in.
I was like, there's so much going on.
But I thought that this was a great look.
- From the waist down, I would have liked maybe a side slit
or something where you can see a bit more leg
when you're standing still just 'cause it's--
Yeah, just something to break up a little bit of the fabric.
- I don't think it needed the big diamonds on the purple.
- Thank you.
- I disagree with Brooke Lynn.
I do love the diamonds.
- Oh, you do? [laughter]
- I would have liked more diamonds.
[laughter]
Like, all the sparkle, more sparkle.
You look phenomenal.
- Great job this week.
Up next, Kimmy Couture. - Hello.
- Well, as always, you set the runway on fire.
You know exactly what you're doing.
It's amazing.
- I'm a sucker for a good harness, so--
- Oh. - Oh.
Yeah, I thought it was really well done.
I do love, like, this, like, superhero-esque game character.
- I love the sort of, like, warrior, sort of elf vibe.
It's giving me a little bit of the promo
from "Versus the World" I was in.
- Oh, yeah. - Mm.
- Yeah. - Were you on that?
- Uh, yeah. - Oh.
- You know, it was a little TV show
I was, like, the star of or whatever.
[laughter]
- Or whatever.
- The detail is beautiful, and it is beautifully done.
Like, it looks really, really nicely crafted.
- Thank you. - My problem is
I've seen you wear this outfit before.
- I thought of that right away when I finished everything.
I was like, mm, they're gonna read me to filth for this.
- [laughs] - I just--
I want to see something different from you.
- Okay. - And just to be clear,
you were a star before "Versus."
- Oh, thank you. - "Versus" did not
make you a star, my darling. - Can we say that again?
- No. [laughter]
- I'm gonna watch that on repeat.
[laughter]
- Up next, Irma Gerd.
- Hello.
- This is the first week
I've seen you come alive on the runway.
- Thank you. - I saw you.
You were giving us a character.
You looked like you were having fun.
But part of me thinks it was to distract
from the look itself.
- Wah, wah.
- This outfit is giving me a lot
of season one vibes.
[laughter]
I'm getting a bit of Rita's snowball challenge
in the headpiece.
I'm getting a little bit of my paper dress
in the hoop skirt.
I'm getting her-- Rita's clown twin challenge.
So there's a lot of nostalgia in this look.
- Everything just looks a little bit messy.
- Irma Gerd.
- [slurring voice] Traci Melchor.
- Ooh, I love that. - Ooh.
- I would have preferred it to be simpler and tighter--
not necessarily tighter in fit,
but focusing on details that you can do really well.
- Yeah. - And being your--
your fabulous, perky self.
- I actually-- in this look, I will say,
in some way it all fit for me.
The only thing was that.
- Wah, wah.
- I think the performance was great.
The outfit was not spectacular for me.
- Up next, Jada Shada Hudson.
- Hi, Brooke.
- [snorts] Hi, Jada.
[laughter]
I--please, please, please,
tell me about this outfit.
I'm dying to know.
- I wanted to do something different.
I'm feeling very much like Jada Shada Jetson.
I was going for, like, you know, futuristic.
- This is not good for me.
I'm gonna be honest with you.
- On this side, I love where this cut
is hitting your hip line. - Mm-hmm.
- And the padding, that's a perfect silhouette for you.
I think you should keep that.
- There's a lot going on, and I didn't--
I don't quite know, um...
you know, with this headpiece and the hair.
- Girl, it's a lot.
- It's a lot.
And it's coming from me.
- I feel that it's too much. It's on my Adam's apple,
and literally, I'm just like-- [laughter]
Are they gonna hear me wheezing in this?
- I actually thought this was red lipstick in a silver tube.
- Okay, that part. We can go there.
- I wish that the red-- [laughter]
- She's like, that's what I was doing.
- Part of this gig is selling this garment.
No matter what you have on, you have to be like, yes!
You mean that up there? I love that.
That's my favorite thing I've ever done.
And I think that's maybe
where the wheels fell off a little bit.
- Up next, Kaos.
- Hi. - Hi, Kaos.
Your makeup, as usual, very cool.
I love, um--
I feel like this is kind of your signature now,
the feathers, the feathered headband.
- Yeah. I wanted to do it
a little different and a little more,
but time-wise, I just did what I could in the timeframe.
- I really love all of the aesthetics.
Can you tell me more about-- is there a story?
- I just really am a weird, crafty, chaotic drag queen.
Hey.
I grew up pretty poor,
so I made a lot of things makeshift from,
like, dollar store equipment, et cetera.
And this dress is, like,
showing the styles of my crafting.
- I feel like I've seen this layering technique
on nearly almost every design challenge.
- I love the artistry of your runway look,
but I feel like it's very similar
to a previous look we've seen from you.
I would like to have seen a different side
of Kaos tonight.
- I wish the top did something else.
I wish it framed your body or sat on you in a way
that you didn't feel like you were inside something.
And I think that affected the way that you presented it,
because then it felt like you were inside of something
that wasn't you.
- It was a little bit cumbersome
'cause you couldn't quite walk in it.
Thank you, everyone.
Now, before you go, we have an important question
to ask each of you.
Who do you think should go home tonight and why?
[dramatic music]
Starting with Bombae.
- Um...
I--
uh, I would have to pick Kaos.
Kaos is an amazing drag performer,
but the outfit is something we've seen
on design challenges before,
even on this season.
- Gisèle Lullaby.
- Whoo, that's something.
Um, I love you, bitch,
but I would say Jada.
The hat, everything.
No, not for me.
- Kimmy Couture.
- I would say Jada too.
I'm so sorry. I love you.
- Irma Gerd.
- I'm sorry, baby, but also you.
- Jada Shada Hudson.
- Um, I would have to say Kaos.
- Kaos.
- I would also say Jada.
- Thank you.
Thank you, queens.
While you untuck in the workroom,
the judges will deliberate.
You may leave the stage.
Thank you. - Thank you.
[engine revving]
- Ugh. - Well?
- Hiya. - Hi, everyone.
- What happened?
- Uh, this--
- Are you okay, Irma?
- Mm-hmm. I'm just-- I'm going through it.
They asked the question of who should go home tonight,
and I had to say Jada.
- You had to say Jada?
- Well, yeah.
I mean, like, girl, you gotta say a name.
- When they asked us the question
of who should go home,
I think everyone except me said Jada.
- Everyone except Bombae... - Really?
- Said Jada. - And I would never say Jada.
- Who did you say?
- Me. - I said Kaos.
- Kaos? - I'm most pissed off at that.
I'm not going to lie. - That I said you?
- Yeah, because I talked to you and asked you about my look
and how it was going, and if it looked okay.
And you were like, it's pretty. It looks really good.
No, no, no, it's good.
You're good. Don't worry about it.
- Bom, the first week, you also told me
that you thought I looked really good,
and then when we were talking in "Untucked,"
you told me that I should be in the bottom.
So, like, this is, like, a common occurrence.
I feel like you should be more honest with us.
- Yeah. - Okay, first of all--
- You should have just been straight up and been like, no.
- Wait one second. - She wanted to say that
to you. - One second. Hold on.
[overlapping speech] Kaos.
- They asked us to tell you what we think.
- One second. - We don't want to say
our opinion, but we have to, so don't be mad at us.
- If I didn't want to see you do well,
I wouldn't have given you that wig you're wearing right now.
- That's true. You're right.
- One second, is Fierce-- when Fierce is freaking out,
is she a fun person to be around?
- No. - No.
- Okay, you were freaking out, and at that time,
I was like, Fierce, it looks great.
Finish the outfit.
You'd rather go on stage in a outfit that was finished.
- I've been honest with you. - Okay.
- I helped you with your-- - Honesty would have
been way better. - Okay.
- I've always been really honest with you,
so I would appreciate the same thing from you.
- Based on the critiques everyone got on the runway,
Jada, the judges--
like, the description for your outfit was--
it went all over the place from Judy Jetson
to takeout container, whatever,
but we haven't seen this before from you.
- Yeah, the thing about it is, is that, like, with me,
I feel like in terms of the critiques,
me and Kaos got the same, I think, level.
So Jimbo said, oh, it looks like a table setting.
Jimbo was laughing.
- Girl, it was bad.
Brooke Lynn laugh at you. She didn't laugh with you.
She laugh at you.
- With Kaos, they said that it's something
that they have seen already.
- That's the worst critique though,
is something that they've seen me in.
- Okay, so you said that was the worst critique,
but you said that I had the worst critique.
So you're saying-- - I didn't say you had
the worst critique. I said I just didn't
get the worst critiques.
I didn't say I agree with it. - Who do you think
got the worst critiques? - I do think
Jada got the worse critiques, but I didn't say that.
- Girl, I can't.
- Wait, so was Bom in the top? - Yep.
- Yeah. - Oh.
- Which I didn't see coming either.
- Well, I just want to say something.
And it's really hurting me
and fucking me all the way up because, Kimmy,
I thought me and you was cute, okay?
We know each other from a long fucking time,
and you called my name on stage.
- If I were to compare the two outfits,
this was, like, constructed, like, properly,
like, whereas, like, you know.
- The hot glue gun girls are fighting.
- Girl, it's not even funny.
- Yeah. - Sorry.
- So the hot glue gun girls
are falling apart, girl.
Ooh, we only lasted, like, what, 30 minutes?
There's no merch happening. There's no tour happening.
I know we planned that.
It ain't happening, bitch.
- Like, when Kimmy and you were, like,
doing your fight that time and you were, like, rehearsing,
Kimmy was in tears to me.
- Yeah. - You need to set up
the punchline for the other person to make the joke.
- I know that, Miss Fierce.
You already keep saying the same fucking thing over again.
It's the same fucking advice, girl.
- And I consoled Kimmy.
I know Fierce can be bratty.
You're in your head. I consoled Kimmy.
And Kimmy just, like, you know.
- Jada, like, my decision wasn't, like,
you know, coming from, like, personal.
- It was an honest critique. - Like, they asked a question.
So like--
- Wait, but Kimmy, I didn't know you were that upset.
- I'm the only person who-- - She was!
- Okay, I'm talking to Kimmy.
- But girl, that's not even relevant.
That was, like, weeks ago.
- Well, it still happened,
and I didn't know about it.
Like, I don't want to have issues with Kimmy.
- Well, it did happen. I felt very upset that night.
I don't think you really change anyway.
That's why. - Okay, well, I, like--
I wish you would have talked to me,
'cause I would have made an effort
to change my behavior.
- No, I just also think is you're adult enough
to understand your behavior, that's all.
- And on a lighter note, my chum,
what did they say about your outfit, Gisèle?
- You know, I was freaking out when I did my plan.
I was like, uh, maybe I put too much on my plate.
And I can't believe I finish it and it look like that.
Even for me it's a surprise.
- In this competition, editing always makes a difference,
whatever you're doing, and that's what you did today,
and I'm glad it pays off.
- Even though Jezebel called my name--
- Gisèle. - Gisèle.
- My name is Gisèle. - What?
Oh.
- Jada.
- Okay, just between us trendsetters,
what do you think?
Let's start with Bombae.
Catsuits are not easy to do, as you know.
- No. It fit her beautifully in the crotch,
and that's usually the sticky point.
[laughter] - Yeah, no pun intended.
Overall, I thought she did a good job.
There were some issues with the lines here and there,
but the design challenge is to design something
that looks good on your body.
- Absolutely. I think it told a story.
And at the end of the day, it was beautiful.
- Up next, we have Gisèle Lullaby.
- Ooh. - It was a really cool design.
- Mm-hmm. - Yeah, I thought
the concept was really strong
and a really different silhouette
than what we'd seen up there tonight.
So I thought it was really well done.
- And the way she sold it on the runway.
She was feeling herself. - Yeah.
- And it wasn't just the corseting--the draping.
Draping like that is really hard.
- I appreciated that she sewed that,
which I was like, thank you. - Yep.
- Thank you for sewing something on "Drag Race."
- I thought the hair was a bit flat though.
Did you like the hair with that?
- I think it could have used a bit more
of a flip at the end.
We could send you to "Untucked,"
and you could just tell her.
- Would you? - If you'd like.
- I love "Untucked." [laughter]
- You might never come back.
- Let me go get them.
- What about Kimmy Couture?
So entertaining.
- I want to buy tickets to her concert.
- Yeah, like just-- - Yes, please.
- It was very well executed.
The garment itself was made well--or glued well.
Who knows? [laughter]
- It was done well. - Who knows anymore?
Up next, Irma Gerd.
[sighs] - She made a headpiece.
- She di-- [laughs]
Just--we're doing statements, facts.
- I appre-- - She made a headpiece.
I think the headpiece was my favorite part
of the whole thing. - Yeah, me too.
- Irma took on a lot, and it just--
the finesse, the finishing wasn't there for me.
- I think the gluing, and the mixture of the gluing
and the sewing, and not being able to measure
and fit really undermined her.
- And she's a very good sewer.
- I feel like the first couple of challenges,
she was kind of hesitant.
You know, tonight, she tucked in.
- I'm also tucked in currently. [laughter]
Up next, Jada Shada Hudson.
Oh, but that look.
Would someone else like to begin?
- If you're wearing something that whimsical and that fun,
you have to look like you're having fun.
- I think it just-- it needed a severe edit.
And last but not least, Kaos.
Kaos!
They were given so much fabric to work with,
so much fabric.
And the fact that she decided to, like,
still use cardboard--
I wanted to see something fabric from her
'cause we've literally seen the stalactite,
kind of pointy things already and--
- I would've liked to see more Kaos.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- Yeah, just more of...
- Who is this? - Who she is,
what their vibe is.
Sometimes you kind of name yourself
after what you want to be to help you get there.
And so hopefully she'll feel the freedom
to allow herself to be more chaotic.
- For Indigenous people, like, that's why you're given a name.
We're given our traditional names so that you'll
spend your whole life trying to embody that.
And I think, you know, Kaos is Métis,
and so maybe there really is some of that teaching
in there for them.
- Is Sarain your Indigenous name?
- No. So my Indigenous name is Wabunanungokwe.
- Oh, beautiful. What does that mean?
- Morning Star Woman. - [gasps]
Yes, you are.
- Yeah. - Thank you.
- You're living in it. - [laughs]
Miigwech. Thank you.
- Okay, well, this is a tough one,
but I think we've made our decision.
Bring back our designers.
Welcome back, queens.
We've made some decisions.
[dramatic music]
Bombae...
you are safe.
- Thank you for your feedback. Thank you.
- Please move to the back of the stage.
Gisèle Lullaby,
on the runway you served us royalty.
And honey, we can't wait for the ball.
- Me too. [laughs]
- Kimmy Couture, you're a queen that goes with the flow.
And this week, your look really set sail.
- Thank you.
- Gisèle Lullaby,
condragulations.
[cheers and applause]
- Yay.
- You are the winner of this week's maxi challenge.
- Yes, my chum!
- Amazing, amazing.
You know what? This is hard.
And I quit fashion design when I was young to do drag.
And I'm happy to win a sewing challenge.
So it's a lot.
- You have won $5.000 courtesy of Snag Tights.
- Thank you so much. Thank you.
- You're welcome. - Thank you.
- You may join your sisters.
- Congrats, girl.
- Congrats.
- You did it.
- Kimmy Couture, you are safe.
- Thank you so much.
- You may move to the back of the stage.
- Thank you.
[light applause] - Kimmy.
- Yes, queen. - Whoo, whoo, whoo.
- Jada Shada Hudson, you serve it to us every week,
but tonight, you weren't well plated.
I'm sorry, my dear, but you are up for elimination.
- Fuck.
- Irma Gerd, you are full of East Coast charm,
but your runway tonight had us lost at sea.
Kaos, we love your art,
but on the runway, your look was more crafts.
Irma Gerd...
you are safe.
- Thank you so much.
- I'm sorry, Kaos,
but this means you are up for elimination.
Two queens stand before us.
Prior to tonight, you were asked to prepare
a lip sync performance
of "Stranger in My House" by Tamia.
This is your last chance to impress us
and save yourself from elimination.
[dramatic musical sting]
The time has come for you to lip synch
for your life.
Good luck,
and don't fuck it up.
[Tamia's "Stranger in My House" playing]
- Go, Jada! - Whoo!
- Go, Kaos! - Come on, Kaos!
- Go, Jada! - Let's go, Kaos!
Let's go, Jada! - Whoo!
- [singing] I don't understand.
You look just like the man
in the picture by our bed.
- Aah! - The suspense is pounding
and clouding up my head. - Go, Jada!
- I'm checkin' your clothes.
And you wear the same size shoe.
You sleep in his spot.
And you're driving his car.
But I don't know just who you are.
There's a stranger in my house.
- Yes! - Ay!
- Whoo! - Whoo!
- There's no way you could be who you say you are.
You gotta be someone else. - Yeah! Come on! Whoo!
- 'Cause he wouldn't touch me like that.
- Ay! [cheering]
- He wouldn't treat me like you do.
He would adore me.
He wouldn't ignore me.
So I'm convinced there's a stranger in my house.
[wild cheering]
[beat breaking down]
[cheers]
Tell me where we first kissed.
Tell me where my spot is.
Tell me if I liked it,
loved it.
Or could it be
that the stranger is me?
Have I changed so drastically?
Is it I want more for me,
and you remain the
same?
- Yes!
- Took a while to figure out.
You can't be who you say you are.
You got to be someone else. - Yeah, baby!
- He wouldn't touch me like that.
[wild cheering]
- Fuck, yeah! - Jada, Jada!
- Come on, Jada, yes! - He wouldn't ignore me.
So I'm convinced there's a stranger in
my house.
[wild cheering]
- Yes! - Yes!
- Whoo! - Bravo!
- Now, that was a motherfucking lip sync for your life!
- Uh-huh!
[dramatic music]
- Queens, we've made our decision.
Jada Shada Hudson...
shantay, you stay.
[applause]
- Thank you guys so much.
[sobbing]
[indistinct whispering]
You're a fucking star. I love you.
- Kaos, you are a rare gem.
Thank you so much for sharing your sparkle.
Now sashay away.
- Love you.
[cheers and applause]
- Just remember, life's a lot more fun with a little Kaos.
[cheering]
- [laughs]
- I'm so proud of myself.
I built so much confidence in myself,
confidence in my drag.
This is too soon.
I love that you can fucking do whatever you want
and be who you want in drag,
and just frickin' follow your dreams and live your art.
All right, bitches.
See you soon.
Love you all.
- Condragulations, queens.
[cheering]
You live to slay another day.
Now, remember, stay true, north, strong, and what?
all: Fierce!
- Yes! Now let the music play!
[cheering]
[RuPaul's "U Wear It Well" playing]
- [singing] You wear it well.
French tip, lipstick
painted on.
You wear it well.
Value sure suits,
you-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh.
Work it for me, work it for me, me.
You wear it, you wear it,
you wear it well.
Next time on "Canada's Drag Race..."
- You are about to play...
the Snatch Game!
[cheering]
- I just noticed that me and Kimmy
might have the same character.
- [gasps] - I'm just gonna
have this conversation once.
I'm not changing it.
- You had me laughing so hard.
- You made light of her, but you still respected her.
- Improv is all about making a choice.
- The material was not there.
- But that runway look.
- Ugh. - Ugh.