Delargey

Frighteners?

It was a bit to similar to the sister episode earlier in the season for me - but it was nice to hear queer stories from the crew. Dakoka was a joy, I would have liked to see her in the final 5 she was far more interesting than Pixie Polite who was essentially a comedy queen who wasn't very funny.

The episode was all over the place though I did enjoy the

Ru utterly loved Chaney who was good but nothing special. Cheddar for the win I think, her drag is amazing. Danny beard is very good though her snatch game was disappointing. It's been a great season the only dud episode was the staff make over which felt a little inside baseball.

I am generally very bad at platform games, I loved Hollow Knight though, the controls felt so natural but I died a fuck ton - I'm sure there was some bosses I had 50 attempts on (it certainly felt that way) but boy, when you beat a boss you're struggling with it feels awesome. I never beat the end boss but utterly loved the game.

It would be nice if they had more behaviour patterns in the wild pokemon- like with BotW the goblins would dick about.

If you catch more of a wild pokemon do they evolve quicker?

Mr Sinister!

If was running the prison Mon mothma was fantastic as ever this week, her stiff pose all through the conversation and her outfits are always to die for.

Soz for saying my take!

Yeah, my take is the rebels

You've got Maul.

I'm really enjoying this, the sets are so glorious. It's so rich. I felt that last week had more character plot moment while this was a bit more of Andor being silent while we get to know a new bunch of supporting characters, one of whom he will bond with before they cruelly die at the hands of the empire. Loving Syril and the empire intelligence meetings. I wish we'd get a bit more of Mon motha and her douche husband their interactions all seem the same from the first episode. I'd like to see something a bit deeper there - like in GoT where Cersei and King Rob had a peusdo honest conversation with each other that moved them beyond the casual terse conversation of two people trapped in a loveless marriage.