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RuPaul crowns the next drag superstar of America in a lip-sync battle for the title.

The nine All Stars who are competing for a $100,000 prize and a spot in the Drag Race Hall of Fame are joined by a mystery 10th queen.

As the queens participate in a lip-syncing dance challenge that is inspired by "VH1 Divas Live," actress Vanessa Williams is welcomed to the judging panel.

An unscripted dating show puts the queens' improvisation skills to the test; Constance Zimmer and Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman serve as guest judges.

The queens impersonate celebrities in a TV game show; Marc Jacobs visits the workroom, while Kristin Chenoweth and Nicole Byer serve as guest judges.

The contestants make Studio 54 disco looks and design wearable soup cans, which are inspired by late-great artist Andy Warhol.

The eliminated queens seek revenge as they return to the competition; the queens are required to audition for the Kitty Girls, which is RuPaul's new girl group.

The queens have their acting skills tested in a raunchy girl comedy blockbuster; House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi visits the workroom.

The queens have to write and perform a rap on a new hit song from RuPaul, while they try to take on a one-take choreography performance.

Mama uses an ATM to make a deposit at the bank, but when the machine malfunctions and gives her $800, Mama must decide whether or not to keep the money.

The family tries to convince Mama to sell an old brooch that belonged to her mother, but Mama is unnerved when her late mother begins to haunt her.

Vint has the opportunity to join a poker group and needs Mama's help to improve his chances, but Mama's help could cost Vint his spot in the group.

Mama is convinced Bubba is doing more than studying with a female classmate after finding incriminating evidence in his bedroom and devises a plan to catch him.

Mama is determined to save her home from being demolished after the city selects her street as the location of the new city dump, but no one else supports Mama.

While the family tries to find a home for a stray dog that is being kept hidden away from Mama in the garage, she thinks the family is trying to rid of her.

Mama enters a dance contest against Vint and Naomi, but she is unsure if she can bring herself to perform the very risqué routine in public.

Mama decides to plan a lavish funeral for herself, but her family becomes annoyed when Mama begins pinching pennies in order to pay for the service.

When Mama announces that she has a date for Valentine's Day so that Iola does not feel obligated to keep her company, she must quickly find an actual date.

Iola wins the lottery using numbers that were picked by Mama, and the ladies become engaged in a bitter fight over who is the rightful owner of the ticket.

Mama disputes her electric bill and refuses to pay it, leaving the family in the dark while Bubba has an assignment due and Naomi is nominated for an award.

Mama is overjoyed to be left home alone for the entire weekend, but her excitement turns to boredom as she tries to find ways to entertain herself.

Mama is among those arrested by the police during a rally for the homeless, and while she is in jail, Mama is shocked to see a familiar face.

Mama dismisses a phone call informing her that she won a prestigious award after the family has pulled April Fool's jokes on her all day.

Jack goes on a date with one of Janet's old high school friends, but things soon become complicated when she confesses to him that she is actually married.

When Jack's liquor license is revoked by a reverend who held concerns about the old restaurant, Jack holds a Sunday brunch to prove his respectability.

Larry volunteers to provide a free guitarist to play at Jack's bistro, but problems arise when Larry attempts to live out his dream of being a singer.

Jack and Janet set Terri up on a blind date, but problems arise when Mr. Furley realizes that he has seen the man listed as a convicted murderer.

Larry entrusts Jack with the safety of his teenage sister while she is in town, but problems arise when the pair disappears from the apartment in the night.

A poorly communicated story about a boat nearly hitting rocks causes Terri to think that one of her friends is breaking up with her husband.

Jack attempts to record a conversation with a crooked building inspector seeking a bribe, but police officers mistakenly believe that Mr. Furley is the target.

When Terri starts up a whirlwind romance that quickly leads to an engagement, Jack begins to grow suspicious of the man's intentions.

Jack challenges an obnoxious Reagle Beagle patron to a fight, but problems arise when he learns that his opponent is an accomplished boxer.

The girls bet Jack that he can't go a week without being with a woman, but he makes a mistake when he decides to join Mr. Furley for ladies night at the bar.

Jack and Terri believe that Janet may be trying to rob the cradle when she is actually just trying to help Mr. Furley's shy nephew become a gentleman.

The twelve players create outfits from curtains and other simple items, as host RuPaul is joined by guest judges comic Kathy Griffin and photographer Mike Ruiz.

RuPaul, comic Kim Coles and international burlesque performer Dita Von Teese judge the competitors performing as burlesque dancers at a Hollywood nightclub.

Country music legend Tanya Tucker judges with director Kathy Najimy, as she directs the queens in a country-themed commercial, after they are placed on teams.

During a game show challenge, the queens must give their best celebrity impersonations, as RuPaul and the panel of judges evaluate their performances.

The contenders dress as both the bride and groom of a wedding, as singer-songwriter Martha Wash and photographer-makeup artist Mathu Anderson judge.

After surviving eliminations, the remaining drag queen contestants compete against one another in a new venture that will test their live singing abilities.