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The queens perform a musical set in a tiny town that has made drag illegal; the queens form a secret alliance to defeat the town's bigots.

In honor of teachers everywhere, Pop musician Hayley Kiyoko guest judges as the queens are tasked with giving drag makeovers to a group of dedicated teachers.

The queens work with RuPaul to create a remix of his popular song "Blame It On The Edit" by creating their own lyrics for the song.

After a heartwarming and competitive season, the queens gather together once more to discuss and reminisce on their performances and oddest moments.

After a heartwarming and competitive season, the queens gather together once more to discuss and reminisce on their performances and oddest moments.

Celebrities arrive to join in the fun and the final queens compete in an extraordinary lip sync battle as one of them is awarded the crown.

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.

The drag queens are sent to pose in a series of photo shoots for their book covers and give interviews to the media to promote the release of their books.

Debbie Reynolds, Cloris Leachman and Toni Ko will judge the queens in a challenge to transform male senior citizens into their drag mothers.

The four finalists prepare different makeup, hair and wardrobe techniques for their appearances on the red carpets of three high-profile awards shows.

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

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

RuPaul and the competitors reunite to discuss their experiences and the things they learned while attempting to become the top drag queen.

Season eight debuts with the one-hundredth episode of Drag Race as the one-hundredth contest in Drag Race is featured as well; the contests create an outfit.

The contestants are challenged to perform in a "glee-club-style sign-off" as they try to impress the three guest judges on the show today with their signing.

The contests compete in a challenge guest judged by Tasha Smith and singer-songwriter Faith Evans.

The contestants are going to sign in 80s style New Wave girl bands; Blondie's Debbie Harry and Chris Stein will be on hand to guest judge.

The contestants will compete to impersonate celebrities in a quick-witted TV game show; they will also dress up in iconic looks of singer Madonna.

The contestants give the members of Little Women: LA a drag makeover in their style of the Wizard of Oz; Marc Jacobs and Todrick Hall guest judge.

The contestants are tasked with creating campaign ad videos, while stating why they should be the first drag queen president of the United States.

Al must find a way to make money for an audit after Peg lies on the taxes, and when a couple offers to pay for Peg's hair, he must persuade her to sell it.

Bud voluntarily enlists himself to be Kelly's agent when she decides she wants to pursue a career as a famous rock and roll singer.

To help her recover from her recent and rough divorce with Steve, Peg offers to take Marcy on a spontaneous vacation to Las Vegas.

Al and the kids race to Las Vegas to find Peg and Marcy in a financial jam, but there's hope: Al can win $10,000 in a three-minute bout with a female wrestler.