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Better late than... never mind. In this episode we discuss our final 4 and the inevitable conclusion of this season of Drag Race UK. Along the way, Tash finds out that Harry doesn't know what the WAP fist is, and Harry schools Tash on gold bullion. Because, why not?

Harry and Tash recap Rupaul's latest acting challenge "BeastEnders" and could it be the best ever? The British cultural references are STRONG with this episode so we answer all the key questions. Who is Natalie Cassidy? What exactly is a pantomime Dame? Is this show any good without A'Whora?

Holy audio entanglements, Batman! After a long battle, episode 8 is here - but don't worry, it will be followed very shortly by 9 and 10. This week we've discussed whether the running order of a stand up show matters, and Harry and Tash deliver some advice to the young Ellie D: Don't apologise, but also please never do Dirty Diamond again. We're begging. (Apologies for Harry occasionally sounding like he's dialling in from a wind tunnel in a warzone, but hopefully you'll agree we did an alright job of tidying up) 

Harry and Tash follow the Queens as they battle through Snatch Game and a trash to a sort of covid themed treasure runway. Would Tash make a good Nigella? Is there such a thing as too much airtime? We answer all this and many more questions you didn't ask

Well it all kind of went to s**t, didn't it? Not just in this episode, but in our recording! In this late offering, we cover the Ruruvision Song Contest, which bears a striking resemblance to its namesake - cheesy,  bad lyrics and with a strong sense of "wait, haven't we seen this before?". Harry and Tash question the continued presence of Sister Sister, Tash makes a BADLY judged guess at the final two and Harry grapples with his microphone so if you get to around the 20 minute mark and the pops are too much, roll on forward to 22:40 in when we return fresh after a week to finish our handiwork with nicer audio.

In which Harry and Tash figure out what "Dragony Nieces" means, discuss the Rudemption of A'Whora and have very split opinions on how the series is going. But as much as we disagree with each other, we disagree with Ru more. #JusticeForGinny #Tias4thPlaceFinish

It's a bumper episode! 100% intentional. Tash is bored, Harry is mildly bemused but all in all they are CONFUSED. The judges made some frankly whacky decisions the past couple weeks and we dive in to all of them

This week we have a camp old time and see the queens set to work with a sewing machine – or glue gun for those who didn't get the brief even after 10,000 seasons of the show across the world. Harry and Tash launch an impassioned defence of Ginny Lemon's existing aesthetic, Asttina's shoulders and Tia Kofi's emerging role as narrator of the series. Harry explains what big feet means (wink wink) and neither of them think the bottom two was right this episode.  

After boldly claiming that she didn't like this episode at all, by the end of the episode Tash will admit it doesn't entirely belong in the sewer. Harry puts up a good defence, with a deepening love for Tia Kofi spurring him on. We chat about the strange edit Lawrence Chaney is getting, the sleeper surprise that is Veronica Green and the runway hits and misses of the week. 

We're back on home soil and feeling a bit more comfortable. Who needs glitz and glamour when you can just simply... have a slice? This week we meet a LOT of queens, quite possibly too many. We see a truly terrible mini challenge and a pretty decent maxi challenge, and a puzzling elimination. Harry has pledged his allegiance early on to a certain Queen, while Tash mostly just gets mocked for forgetting the name of a band that was moderately big in the noughties. 

Harry is not quite sure RuPaul's latest is the "Phenomenon" it's billed as but for Tash MOTHER HAS ARRIVED in the form of one prolific Queen. They wade their way through another ocean of lewks helpfully comparing them to films no one has seen and soft rock icons.... It's a good episode we promise.

It's the first week for real for the Winner's circle as they dance, rap, sing and use up about half of their clothes in one episode. Harry has a new love, Tash demands that unbroken things be fixed and it is in the opinion of this podcast that next week's Queens face a grim fate but whatever could it be? We tell you. Listen to the podcast.

We're back! In this edition – recorded sober for a change – we discuss the power of an emotive crotch, how Marge Simpson is THE face of Chanel and also spend lots of time discussing the looks and lip syncs that this season's opener has provided us. Have we been playing Lindsay Lohan's Rumours on repeat since it aired? We couldn't possibly say.

The inevitable has happened. The lateness of the episode, the crowning of the Queen, and the kind of main stage Eleganza that can only be funded by a second run round the competition. This has been the All Stars with everything we didn't know we needed, which includes Derrick Berry LIVING for and rolling in the drama she didn't create, and thirsty Juju trying to instigate a pillow fight. Because why not?

Recapping the penultimate episode of AS5, Harry and Tash discuss the delightful delusion that Blair St Clair brings to the table, how Shea Coulée does a 'look over there!' with THAT red dress as well as how this was one of the most disappointing lipsyncs we've seen in a while. #JusticeforKennedy

This week, we discuss the Charles family reunion and the very welcome return of Thick n Juicy, as well as the beautiful audacity of one Jujubee for STILL NOT LEARNING HOW TO SEW (to be fair, would still wear the dress). The ghost of India keeps the drama going, and we now have the template of the letter to write to our enemies. Open your heart, guys.

Tackling the big subjects this week: What is love? What is the perfect temperature? What time is it? Who are they supposed to be, anyway? That's right, it's Snatch Game - the episode that usually sorts the tops from the bottoms, but this week with extra spice from the werkroom drama. We discuss it all, including how Jeffree Star is possibly the worst choice we've ever seen. Also, Harry learns what happens when Flavor Flav's clock ticks to 4.20.

Tash and Harry dig into the gossip at SheMZ HQ as the Queen's take on improv, once again, in what could be the best challenge yet. Harry bravely reveals his hate of Camo and Tash makes a passionate defence of India Ferrah's acting chops. Will their energetic arguments make a difference? Absolutely not, but here they are regardless.

A mixed response to this episode, with Tash thinking the Queens are being criminally undersold so far this season and Harry thinking it was... fine? We debate who the real villain is, and how much production has gone into the villainy. We also get angry at some of the judging this week. What Harry and Tash both agree on, however, is that Shea Coulée. That's it, that's the sentence.