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RuPaul's Drag Race Recap

RuPaul's Drag Race Recap

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 Join Joe Betance and a rotating panel of co-hosts as they recap the latest episodes of RuPaul's Drag Race. Irreverent, smart and hilarious, Drag Race Recap will satisfy your craving to eavesdrop on gay friends as they critique their favorite reality show.Afterthought Media Art Sciences sociales
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  • S2EP09 - Titans: Reunion

    S2EP09 - Titans: Reunion
    Dec 8 2025
    In this week’s episode, Joe and Lauri sit down to unpack the Dragula Titans Season 2 reunion—well… eventually. The reunion itself gets about ten minutes of focused airtime; the rest is pure Joe-and-Lauri chaos: bathroom disasters, awkward restaurant cats, questionable comedians, First Amendment weirdos, and one very dramatic microphone collapse. If you come for the Dragula analysis, stay for the unhinged tangent festival that only these two can deliver. Joe and Lauri agree that this reunion is better than most Dragula reunions… but still mostly a retread of old drama. The Dollya vs. the Cast confrontation sparks most of the meaningful discussion—though the Boulets’ editing muddies the waters and leaves major context unexplained. The show revisits the Loris bathtub incident, but the evidence shown doesn’t match the accusations levied against Dollya. Lauri notes the frustration of Dollya apologizing while the show cuts away to a separate conversation, leaving viewers without clarity. Eva’s “I’ll support you but from very far away” energy prompts a bigger conversation about loyalty and self-preservation among the cast. Cynthia vs. Blackberry gets rehashed, with Lauri pointing out Cynthia’s selective outrage and how the logic of gameplay gets conveniently ignored. Joe observes that drag, an inherently solitary art form, doesn’t always translate well to group competition—and the reunion makes that painfully clear. Consensus: great drag queens, complicated people, and a reunion that proves almost no one has changed their position since filming. A good hour of the episode is not about Dragula at all—and it’s glorious. Lauri recounts accidentally blocking a mobility-impaired woman from the accessible stall, panicking, fleeing, and hiding in another restroom for ten minutes so she wouldn’t have to face her. Joe immediately relates with his own “handicap seat anxiety” from the Alamo Drafthouse era. Joe updates Lauri on the search for a Christmas party venue that won’t unleash a stray cat upon her.Spoiler: every promising venue apparently comes with two cats. Lauri suggests she’d rather dine among “roaming homeless men” than roaming cats. The two dig into a viral clip of a woman confronting a man over racist online comments. Lauri, horrified and impressed, wonders what possesses people to act with such intense malice online. Joe walks Lauri through the bizarre world of people who film grocery store entrances to provoke strangers into reacting on camera. A long reminiscence on: Comedians who police other comedians’ material Possums falling from trees Robin Williams’ unconscious joke absorption Why Lauri hates hanging out after shows A petty-cash scandal that once destroyed one of Joe’s friendships Joe’s microphone literally detaches mid-episode. Lauri vamped so hard she nearly passed out trying to fill dead air. The video may one day see the light of day. (No runway this week — no Ghost Host segment for reunion episodes.) Ultimately, the reunion offered: Some clarifications Some contradictions And a whole lot of cast members who still don’t like each other But the real heart of the episode is Joe and Lauri spiraling into stories, ethics debates, comedy war stories, possum trauma, and moral hypotheticals about whether Lauri would turn Joe in for a crime (answer: immediately). Email: hellouglies@afterthought.mediaInstagram: @afterthoughtmediaSupport the shows: patreon.com/afterthoughtmedia Hosted by Joe Betance & Lauri Kay RoggenkampProduced and edited by Afterthought Media Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    1 h et 11 min
  • S2EP08 - Titans: Supervillains!

    S2EP08 - Titans: Supervillains!
    Dec 1 2025
    In this week’s episode, the monsters are tasked with creating and presenting a comic-book-style supervillain complete with a signature power. Eva Destruction takes the win, leaving the rest of the Top 5 to face the Ghostly Gallows. Cynthia Doll and Jaharia fall into the Pit of Oblivion, while JK and Abhora advance to the finale. In the Hellbound Showdown, Blackberry and Sigourney Beaver battle it out—Sigourney emerges victorious, earning a chance at returning to the competition. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    52 min
  • Titans S2EP07 - The Boulet Bros' Horror Picture Show

    Titans S2EP07 - The Boulet Bros' Horror Picture Show
    Nov 24 2025
    HELLO UGLIES — TITANS SEASON 2, EPISODE 7“The Boulet Brothers Horror Picture Show” In this episode, Joe and Laurian dive into Titans Season 2 Episode 7, where the monsters take on the Boulet Brothers’ Horror Picture Show musical challenge. A surprise power shift, a messy cauldron, and one very dramatic vaporization set the tone for one of the season’s most chaotic weeks yet. Joe and Laurian unpack Eva Destruction’s challenge win and the Boulet Brothers granting her the sonic transducer—a curse that empowers her to immediately vaporize a competitor. They discuss why Eva was the clear choice from a production standpoint and how her dramatic reaction was exactly what the show wanted. Laurian argues that Jahäria was the true standout in the musical, with Joe countering that JK surprisingly delivered one of their strongest performances. Both agree Eva was not the obvious winner based on the floor show alone. The duo breaks down Sigourney’s series of missteps during the deliberation, from invoking their “pact” with Eva and Abhora to making veiled threats about her fanbase. Laurian points out that emotionally tying herself to Eva was a guaranteed misfire, given Eva’s history of cutting loose anyone who leans on her. A deep discussion about how Sigourney’s defensiveness spiraled, her tendency to backtrack mid-argument, and why her tone rubbed both contestants and judges the wrong way. Joe and Laurian explore whether the dynamic was sexism, self-sabotage, or both. The group is shocked when Cynthia struts back into the laboratory instead of Blackberry. Joe and Laurian discuss why it was obvious Cynthia would return, why track record conversations don’t matter on this show, and why Blackberry’s elimination stirred unexpected feelings. The two discuss the contestants’ belief that they can “target” their competition, why packs never survive longer than a day, and how Cynthia masterfully redirects conversations to preserve entertaining conflict. Joe notes similarities between this musical and Drag Race’s rousicles, especially the shared musical grammar. Both hosts agree the cast as a whole performed strongly—no true flops—and break down why certain roles were harder than others. A detailed commentary on the showdown between Blackberry and Priscilla Chambers. Joe and Laurian deconstruct why both looks veered unnecessarily into masturbation territory, what didn’t work, and why Blackberry ultimately prevailed. This section intentionally omitted for Hello Uglies main feed show notes. Fashion critiques appear on Dressed to Kill. Joe and Laurian wrap the episode by reflecting on the illusion of choice created by the sonic transducer twist. They explore how producers maintain control, why this twist worked so well at this point in the season, and why Sigourney’s exit landed with such strange energy. They also roast the overused “anticipation…” joke—three times was two times too many. Email: hellouglies@afterthought.mediaInstagram: @hello_uglies_podcastPatreon: patreon.com/afterthoughtmediaHosts: Joe Betance & Laurian K. RoggenkampProducer: Afterthought Media Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    49 min
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