Scream Queens Recap: Mommy Issues 

At this time last week, I was pleading with

to give us answers or give us deaths. I’m happy to report that Tuesday’s episode gave us plenty of both.

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Let’s start with the death: Ladies and gentlemen, Jennifer (aka “that really unusual girl with the very odd candle fetish”) has left the building. The non-Boone Red Devil took her out after failing to off Dean Munsch — in a spectacular homage to 1960’s 

, which starred Jamie Lee Curtis’ mother Janet Leigh — but we can all take solace in knowing that Jennifer died doing what she loved: vlogging about candles.

But enough about that dead freak, let’s talk 

. Not only did Munsch give Grace the name of the girl in the bathtub (“Sophia Doyle”), but an asylum inmate also gave her a 20-year-old painting of Gigi… with

babies! Gigi played it cool when confronted with this admittedly spotty evidence, all the while mapping out her master plan: Convince Wes to put a ring on her finger — and put that Veronica Mars wannabe Grace in a padded room.

And just when it seemed like the plot couldn’t possibly get any thicker/more ridiculous, we learned a million and one crazy things about Grace’s backstory: Her mom, originally named Bethany Stevens, was the president of Kappa Kappa Tau in 1995 (“‘Waterfalls’ is my jam!”) and met Wes at that very same party. Nine months later, along came baby Grace, who was only alive for a short while before her criminal mother — with a rap sheet that included shoplifting, larceny, meth possession, etc. — drove drunk into a tree.

In the episode’s final moments, a peculiarly bearded Nick Jonas made his triumphant return to the role of Boone, and during an angry phone call with [Mystery Killer No. 2], the Joaquin Phoenix look-alike decided that Gigi has exhausted her usefulness, implying that this whole murder plot is really the Devils’ idea, not merely Gigi’s.

of answers this week, and I’m even OK with the new questions thrown our way, including: Who were the two babies born in the bathtub? Did Wes also know Gigi in college? And did he just deliver the most casual confession of arson in human history? Drop a comment with your thoughts on this week’s episode, plus any new theories, below.

My favorite scene was seeing Dean Munsch kick butt on all 3 Devil Killers and the 2 big shockers was the real identity of Grace’s mother who turned out to be the evil Queen of the Soroity of 1995 plus what killed me was that the killers are Fraternal Twins.

It was awesome seeing Dean Munsch kick butt! My god Chanel is a deplorable unlikable B####. Who is she to judge anyone? And Wes is a Bad father if he committed Grace when she isn’t displaying crazy behavior.

Chanel’s fur (or feather? Idk) jacket looked just like the rainbow sherbet I was eating while I watched. And that pink dress looked like a coral snake wrapped around her body.

“Those who pill together kill together.” My favorite zinger of the episode!! I loved this episode. Things are finally moving forward, and I loved everyone’s performances. Now that we know Grace isn’t the baby in the bathtub, who the hell is it?? And who is the main Red Devil? My money is on a character we still haven’t met but Wes and Denise were suspicious tonight!!

I still don’t really understand who this show is for? I thought teens and young adults but the humour is sometimes aimed at an older crowd (we got a Brenda Walsh reference last week, nobody under 30 knows who that is.) People who like Mean Girls might find this too violent but people who like violence might find it too bitchy. The ratings aren’t great and I think it’s because Murphy has made a show only he will enjoy. It brings the term “nichey” to a whole new level. A niche of one. A weird curiosity will make some people follow it to the end of the season but I can’t imagine it being renewed.

I’m slapping a big co-sign on this comment. This is THE WORST show I’ve ever watched and I’ve watched a lot over the years. It feels like RM got FOX to pay to make a show he and his writer friends could relate to 100% of the time. This is such a hodgepodge of genres that it affects everything from the acting to the tone to writing and so on and so on and….

There are funny bits and certainly enjoyable moments but you have to wade through loads of crap just to get to them.

Boo hoo that RM couldn’t do an AHS: Coven spinoff but that is no excuse for unleashing this mess unto primetime.

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