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The remaining contests are asked to participate in a challenge that requires dressing heterosexual athletes up in women's clothing.

The remaining contestants are asked to participate in a challenge where they create and model dresses made entirely out of currency.

In preparation for the season finale, the most memorable moments from the first 12 episodes are featured, including previously unaired footage.

As RuPaul prepares to film a music video for his single "Champion," he invites the three remaining finalists to perform in a scene with him.

The contestants gather together to remark on the outcome of the competition, as well as share their personal stories of what happened behind-the-scenes.

The fourteen contestants are forced to face a death-defying photography shoot; Adam Lambert is a guest judge, and Mike Ruiz is the photographer.

The fourteen contestants are forced to face a death-defying photography shoot; Adam Lambert is a guest judge, and Mike Ruiz is the photographer.

The cross-dressing contestants are challenged to create a party-themed couture for a runway face-off; television personality Khloe Kardashian is a guest judge.

The contestants put the "fear" in "fierce" as they are challenged to act in a drag horror movie; actresses Lena Headey and Linda Blair are guest judges.

The contestants are put to the test when they enter into the world of musical theater; composer Lucian Piane and actress Sheryl Lee Ralph are guest judges.

The remaining contestants impersonate celebrities in a quick-witted television game show; Gillian Jacobs and Heather McDonald are guest judges.

The remaining contestants are challenged to a rap in a TLC-inspired 1990s music video; rap and hip-hop musicians Eve and Trina are guest judges.

As the contestants continue in their quests to be the best, they are tasked with creating commercials for Ru's cosmetic line, Glamazon.

As the contestants continue in their quests to be the best, they are tasked with performing a lip-sync number upside down; the queens must perform stand-up.

The remaining cross-dressing contestants are challenged to host their very own talk show; guest judges include Paula Abdul, Chaz Bono and Georgia Holt.

The queens must give brides drag makeovers before RuPaul officiates their weddings; guest judges include Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka.

The remaining contestants compete in a pageant of jewelry-inspired couture; reality star Khloe Kardashian and designer Bob Mackie return to judge.

When a mouse gets loose in the apartment, Janet wants out of the bedroom and allows Jack to move in with Chrissy until the rodent can be captured.

Janet's date at the apartment is ruined by Jack and Chrissy; Mr. Roper fears legal action from Jack after he accidentally breaks his leg on the property.

Chrissy accidentally eats a pie that Jack has created to represent his school in an upcoming baking contest, and she attempts to secretly replace it.

Mr. Roper tells the roommates that he has a surprise for Mrs. Roper for their anniversary, but the trio believes that their landlord is implying a divorce.

Helen tries to convince Stanley that they need to finally begin looking for a new home, but he wants to rent a mobile home instead.

Jack is offered a chance to become a live-in cook for Larry's boss, and he decides to take the job after a particularly heated argument with his roommates.

Jack believes that his new girlfriend is old-fashioned and attempts to hide the fact that he lives with two members of the opposite sex.

When FBI agents visit the apartment in search of Jack, Jack begins to fear that he is being hunted because of his early discharge from the Navy.

Janet and Chrissy give Stanley disco lessons in preparation for a surprise disco party for Helen.

Mama and Bubba become co-workers when they are both offered jobs at a fast food restaurant, but their working relationship is less than ideal.

An anonymous letter left at the Harper home by a woman looking for the son she gave up at birth convinces Vint that he is adopted.

Bubba enters Mama into the Grandma USA contest, and when she is picked as a contestant, Mama is persuaded to compete for the chance to win a dream kitchen.

Following a breakup with his girlfriend, a depressed Bubba is easily convinced to enlist in the Army by a former Army Sergeant of Vint's.

Mama is annoyed when her worldly and sophisticated cousin comes for a visit, causing Mama to feel insecure and question her own accomplishments.

After defeating a tough biker during an arm wrestling contest, Mama competes in the senior's division and goes into training for her upcoming match.

The contestants star in the music video for RuPaul's hit "Sissy That Walk"; choreographer Jamal Sims and stylist Mathu Anderson are guest judges.

As the crowning of America's Next Drag Superstar approaches, host RuPaul provides a look back in the form of highlights and unseen footage.

As the queens return to discuss the season, host RuPaul presents the winner of America's Next Drag Superstar and Miss Congeniality.

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.