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The top four queens participate in a finale lip sync competition in as they seek to be crowned as "America's Next Drag Superstar."

Contestants are tasked with giving themselves complete makeovers using only the most cost-effective clothing and accessories found at thrift stores.

The contestants split up into two rival groups and attempt to impress RuPaul and Michelle Williams from Destiny's Child in a lip-synching competition.

The contestants are asked to demonstrate their talent for media occupations by assuming the roles of a newscaster, a product spokesperson and a talk show host.

After the queens make their screen tests for a cosmetics company; model Jenny Shimizu assists RuPaul and the judges with their difficult elimination decision.

Lucy Lawless judges the contestants, after RuPaul challenges them to refashion female extreme fighters into a look reflecting drag daughters.

RuPaul decides to make the remaining contestants participate in an old fashioned drag dance sponsored by Absolut's real fruit flavored vodkas.

RuPaul highlights some special moments from past episodes and explains what makes them memorable for her, the contestants and her viewers.

The final three contestants take on the last challenge of the competition while principal photography begins for RuPaul's new music video.

Former contestants return to the show for a question-and-answer session, with most of the questions being supplied by fans of the show.

A boy with whom Natalie studies spreads gossip about their friendship that damage her reputation while purportedly helping his own.

Jo wants her father to attend an honorary ceremony where she will be honored, but is afraid that her classmates will learn out about his disreputable past.

Blair sells cosmetics and uses Natalie as a model; everyone is in for a surprise when the company she works for makes a surprise appearance at Eastland.

A top fashion photographer arrives to find the new face of the '80s and Blair is positive she's it; the photographer shocks everyone by choosing Tootie.

Mrs. Garrett's son, Alex, visits the school, and no one is more taken with the young musician than Natalie, but Blair thinks he is a liar.

Tootie's uncle and aunt are an interracial couple; when Tootie and Natalie go to see them, Sylvia receives a job offer in New York City.

Blair, Jo, Natalie and Tootie come back from their summer vacations and Blair returns from her European trip with some French wine that Tootie drinks.

Blair, Jo, Natalie and Tootie are all wound up about an upcoming costume party; Natalie withdraws from her life after she is almost raped.

Blair is forced to reexamine her old friend's "perfect" life when the ex-Eastland student, turned teenage wife and mother, drops in for a visit.

Blair's mother calls off an appointment for surgery to visit Blair, who is ecstatic until dire news is revealed about her mother's health.

Jo writes a story to get revenge on her critical journalism teacher after he had nothing to say but insensitive criticism after she slaved away writing a piece.

Mrs. Garrett gets a second job at the Howard Johnson's when she loses her pension; this takes a toll on her Eastland work, so she must decide between the two.

Jo's boyfriend returns just as she is teamed up with another boy in a marriage study group; Jo soon takes more of an interest in him beyond their studies.

Natalie concocts a scheme for a secret romantic weekend until a surprise visit from her over-adoring grandmother jeopardizes her plans.

Mr. Roper wants Jack to occupy his niece's time while she is in town, and Jack begins to take a romantic interest in her; Jack misses Janet's birthday party.

Jack is talked into taking home a puppy by a smooth car salesman, but he and the girls have to hide it from Mr. Roper in their apartment.

Jack finds that his masculinity is being called into question when an uncouth bully from the Regal Beagle makes unwanted advances to his roommate Chrissy.

Jack and the girls believe that their rent money has been stolen after they return to the apartment and notice that the door is unlocked and the money is gone.

The roommates realize that they need privacy boundaries when Jack and Chrissy interrupt Janet's date at the apartment at an inopportune time.

Jack takes on an assortment of odd jobs while in search of some work that will fit around his school schedule; Jack gets a job as a male model.

Janet gets upset when an attractive co-worker gets a promotion after only being on the job for a few weeks, and she decides to make enhancements to her figure.

Jack throws a party while the girls are away and convinces Mr. Roper to attend; problems arise when Jack and Mr. Roper wake up together in Jack's bed.

When Jack and Janet learn from their landlord Mrs. Roper that the man that Chrissy's dating is married, they attempt to put an end to the romance.

Janet convinces Chrissy to make herself seem less attractive to Jack because she does not trust him to behave while they are alone in the apartment together.

Mr. Roper sells his car to Jack, Chrissy and Janet, but he attempts to get it back after he meets an individual who would like to buy it at a higher price.

Chrissy convinces Jack to secretly prepare a gourmet meal for her date, which happens to be with a very analytical critic on the subject of fine food.

Chrissy's natural friendly behavior gets her arrested for prostitution after a policeman begins to think she is propositioning him for sex.

Jack convinces one of his attractive female friends to flirt with Mr. Roper after an argument with his wife leaves the sour landlord feeling self-conscious.

Janet is excited to invite her high-school crush to dinner at the apartment, but she is dismayed when the former jock begins to exhibit his sleazy true nature.

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.

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.

Al decides to develop a new plan to construct his ultimate dream room, which is an executive type bathroom in the garage for his personal use.

Al and Steve have an extraordinary day planned as they head off to an expensive lingerie shop to buy Peg a new bra for her birthday.

Steve convinces Al that he is also losing his hair, but he is really just upset that he might be losing his own hair and wants to drag Al down with him.

Marcy becomes worried when a psychic tells her she is going to die after the psychic's predictions for Al, Peggy and Steve all actually happen.

Al frets over losing his masculinity when he is faced with going to a salon to have his hair styled after his long-time, beloved barber Tony suddenly dies.