Malaysia, alternating between stonewalling and boiling over at her castmates, demands her hurt be recognized, and for Mistress to realize her behavior did not come off as flippantly as she claims she intended. Mistress insists she was only joking and didn’t mean for it to be taken so seriously, asking for open dialogue from Malaysia in a way that speaks as much to wanting the matter resolved as to needing this petty shit finished. NICK:Both queens stand firm in their own feelings. Indeed, even Mistress seems to be over Mama Colby’s mothering, so the episode starts with an all-out World War Auntie. Sasha - bless her heart - tries to moderate and keep the peace, but Malaysia’s not having it. Though in interviews and watch parties, the queens have said Miss Babydoll Foxx was maybe even more annoyed with Luxx than she was with Mistress, the editing quickly brushes the younger queen aside to make it all about the big girls. Malaysia is up in her feelings about the bratty behavior exhibited during the preparation for the Girl Groups challenge. As much as these issues should be critiqued, the thru-lines that we’re given are sturdy entertainment.ĬLÁUDIO: One of those dramatic thru-lines becomes apparent from minute one, as the queens congregate after Robin’s elimination and the fight from last week’s Untucked continues. The final version of the skit is one of the weirder, more interesting acting challenges I’ve ever seen from Drag Race, but you can feel how many performances are short-changed within the episode - hell, one of the queens who ultimately lip-syncs is barely in the final version. Turning most of the cast into supporting players is a very real issue here -I'm afraid we’ll find out who gets eliminated next episode based solely on who gets chief narrator duties. NICK TAYLOR: Given the more noteworthy failures of pacing this season, The Daytona Winds 2” was pretty well-paced. All in all, it was a fun 40-minute chapter, though the laser focus on two feuding protagonists relegated most of the contestants to supporting roles.
That’s not to say “The Daytona Wind 2” is without its merits. If anything, these repetitions only highlight the fact. Sadly, between the rushed edit and other concerns, this season continues to live in the shadow of the glorious 14. CLÁUDIO ALVES: Between this episode’s sequel to "Daytona Wind" and next week’s LaLaPaRUza 2.0, the show’s producers have decided that the way to make season 15 work is to copy its successful predecessor.
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