Ep 11. Dorkus

As the title suggests, the eleventh episode of Scream Queens' debut season, Dorkus, centers around Dean Munsch's cruel nickname for Hester, one of the show's main characters. However, the episode is not just about Hester's revenge plan against the Dean but also about the unfolding mystery of the Red Devil and his/her real identity.

The episode opens with Chanel and Pete visiting Chanel #2's parents to find out more about her past. The information they receive could potentially blow the case wide open, but before they can act on it, they are interrupted by the FBI, who has declared the case solved. However, our protagonists are not convinced that justice has been served, and they embark on their own investigation.

Meanwhile, Hester has finally come up with a plan to get her revenge on Dean Munsch. She confronts the Dean, accusing her of killing her mother and framing her for it. Munsch denies the allegations, but Hester has evidence to back up her claims. However, the confrontation takes a deadly turn when someone unexpected shows up and takes matters into their own hands.

As the episode progresses, we see more clues about the identity of the Red Devil. There are suspicions about a couple of characters, and the tension is raised when the Devil strikes again in a gruesome way. The episode also features a high school reunion, which brings back some old faces and provides some comic relief in an otherwise intense storyline.

One of the highlights of the episode is the brilliant performance of Jamie Lee Curtis as Dean Munsch. Her character is at once cold, calculating, and vulnerable, and she manages to make us empathize with her even as she lies, cheats, and manipulates her way through the difficult situations. Emma Roberts as Chanel also continues to shine in her role of the entitled and clueless sorority queen, and her scenes with Abigail Breslin as Hester are particularly entertaining.

As for the horror element of the show, Dorkus delivers some truly shocking moments. The Red Devil is becoming more and more daring with each episode, and his/her killings are becoming more elaborate and gruesome. The tension is palpable throughout the episode, and the twist ending will leave viewers eagerly awaiting the next installment.

Overall, Scream Queens' eleventh episode, Dorkus, is a thrilling and entertaining ride that will leave fans wanting more. The show's blend of comedy, horror, and mystery continues to impress, and the performances of the cast are top-notch. Anyone looking for an exciting and unpredictable show should definitely give Scream Queens a chance.