Linsay Rousseau’s performance has definitely stepped up a notch this season. Her portrayal is strong and full of conviction and I loved it.

Linsay Rousseau is fabulous as Miss Andrews, the evil nanny of “Brimstone and Treacle” fame. An opera singer and a very dramatic actress, Rousseau does amazing things with her voice that make “Brimstone and Treacle” both more terrifying and more funny than I’ve ever seen it performed before. Brava!

Linsay Rousseau, in the unenviable role of the religious fanatic, a kissing cousin to the mom in Carrie, has a steely conviction that is properly scary.

Elita One is my favorite character in this entire series thus far. Linsay Rousseau does a phenomenal job of bringing Optimus Prime’s most trusted ally to life. Elita offers Optimus emotional support while giving him military counsel, often questioning Optimus Prime’s decisions motivated mostly by desperation.

Linsay Rousseau, in the difficult role of Kendall’s fundamentalist mother who does not have a sympathetic bone in her body, is fantastic.

Keep an eye (or ear) out for Linsay Rousseau as Elita-1 as I think she is the heart and soul of SIEGE.

Wonderfully performed by Linsay Rousseau, this Mute has attitude to spare and becomes an integral part of the action, whether arranging the other characters and props or adding percussion and wind instruments to action.

Elita-1 is a straight-up badass, and hopefully, this won’t be the last time we see her.

Susan [Linsay Rousseau] and Vacas [Wesley Cayabyab] have the audience rolling in the aisles with laughter.

But the most fascinating character is Elita-1. She’s a female commander for the Autobot forces. In a series with mostly male characters, it’s wonderful to see female representation in the form of Elita-1, a strong female Autobot who can equal, or even exceed her male peers.

Ben Ortega and Linsay Rousseau are a hysterical couple.