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The series reinvents itself to tell the story of Lestat’s rise to rock stardom, and it looks like everyone lost their minds in the process.
By: Jason P. Frank, Devon Ivie, Rebecca Alter
P!nk got the party started, and the Jellicle Cats and campy vamps followed suit.
“Everybody is asking, from our wardrobe department to our grips, ‘Is there a way to bring him back?’”
The series dives deep into Lestat’s mommy issues, whether we like it or not.
They look like cheaper, gummier versions of themselves in the Shrek 5 trailer.
Shifting between interview and flashbacks, “Toronto” packs hundreds of pages’ worth of Lestat backstory into a few overstuffed visions.
Armand, fresh out of group therapy, tries to reenter Lestat’s life just as he’s fending off a mental breakdown, thanks to Gabriella’s mind games.
They should’ve had Timothée do it.
Finally, the Queen has arrived. The origin of Akasha’s awakening is the high point of the season so far.
This week sees Lestat and Louis back together and devotes precious little time to the band, making for the best episode of the season.
