First time seen this season from a third world country, fortunately spoiler free.
I definitely think this main challenge would have work better if it were done instead of the challenge in episode 5. Like US Season 3, it would have been great to see two teams working the main challenge with two different scripts, giving life to the same characters. That would have been brilliant. But it didn't happen so this is what we got, which wasn't bad but wasn't great either. I felt strongly that RuPaul and Production are pushing a certain Queen to the finale, not the Queen's fault, but when Production do that, I can't help to feel unimpressed about that Queen, especially if it turns out to be the winner, which is sad, because she may be a talented fierce Queen, but I'm a Gen X and I can tell when a show is pushing a character on me and I can't help to have this visceral rejection. And it's happening. That's all I'm saying to avoid any spoilers.
I definitely think this main challenge would have work better if it were done instead of the challenge in episode 5. Like US Season 3, it would have been great to see two teams working the main challenge with two different scripts, giving life to the same characters. That would have been brilliant. But it didn't happen so this is what we got, which wasn't bad but wasn't great either. I felt strongly that RuPaul and Production are pushing a certain Queen to the finale, not the Queen's fault, but when Production do that, I can't help to feel unimpressed about that Queen, especially if it turns out to be the winner, which is sad, because she may be a talented fierce Queen, but I'm a Gen X and I can tell when a show is pushing a character on me and I can't help to have this visceral rejection. And it's happening. That's all I'm saying to avoid any spoilers.