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The queens show off their most hilarious celebrity impersonations on a T.V. game show competition; comic Ross Mathews and Dreamgirl Loretta Devine guest judge.

The queens compete as they sing in RuPaul's 1980's We Are the World inspired charity single; La Toya Jackson and The Pointer Sisters guest judge.

The queens must put on a roast of RuPaul and their celebrity judges in front of a live audience; Leslie Jordan and Jeffrey Moran guest judge.

The queens create, market and film commercials for fragrances that embody each of their personalities; Aubrey O'Day and Joan Van Ark guest judge.

The queens show off their acting talents as they star in a smoldering Latin telenovela; Maria Conchita Alonso and Jamie-Lynn Sigler guest judge.

The queens pair with gay veterans for a patriotic makeover; Clinton Kelly from "What Not to Wear" and George Kotsiopoulos from "Fashion Police" guest judge.

The queens compete in a pageant themed around candy-inspired costumes; Marg Helgenberger from "CSI" and designer Bob Mackie guest judge.

The three remaining queens appear in court as judge RuPaul rules that their final challenge will be starring in the music video for RuPaul's "The Beginning."

As the crowning of America's Next Drag Superstar approaches, RuPaul looks back at everything that led up to it, including previously-unseen footage.

All of the queens gather together one last time to discuss the highs and lows of the competition and all the drama that went along with it.

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.

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.

Fourteen cross-dressing contestants are brought together in order to compete to become America's Next Drag Superstar as they must face a naked runway.

Steve and Marcy plan to throw a party for a group of executive big shots; Bud and Kelly have a problem making plans to go to a hamburger joint's closing.

The Bundy family reserves a room at a sleazy-looking hotel in Dumpwater, Florida, where a tourist-hating axe-murderer arrives on the very same evening.

One of the neighbors threatens to sue the Bundy family unless they get their dog Buck neutered because he mated with their dog, but Al is against it.

When Al wins at the race track, he tries to keep it a secret from Peg, but she soon figures it out and begins taking money from his wallet.

When Peg's unsophisticated relatives stop in for a visit, her bickering uncles and singing aunts interrupt Al's plan to relax and enjoy a John Wayne movie.

Al returns to the old library he frequented as a child to return a book he has had since 1957 and encounters the same overweight librarian.

Peg thinks that she had an Elvis sighting at the mall and when Marcy takes notice of a sweat stain on Al's shirt in the shape of the King, fans come running.

The football record that Al had once set while he was in high school is now being threatened by a new high school football player who stars for the team.