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The ladies must act in a sitcom that is set in jail, where several personalities begin to steal scenes; the ladies must face-off during a mug shot photo shoot.

The winner of a game show challenge is promised a call home, but not before having to answer several challenging rounds of inappropriate questioning.

The ladies are assigned colors to work with off of the rainbow flag for a pride parade runway challenge; several ladies fail to impress the judges.

The ladies are given different magazine covers to recreate, but several of them struggle to find a cohesive design.

After taking a lie-detector test, the ladies are paired up with each other based on the results and expected to sing a duet.

The ladies must embody government officials while giving speeches and creating runway looks for a fictitious "inaugural ball"; the judges criticize the ladies.

The ladies are each paired with a father that needs help during a runway makeover challenge; one eliminated contestant considers reentering the competition.

The remaining ladies must design couture looks for dogs for an upcoming pageant, while on the runway they must design three looks inspired by actual canines.

With only three ladies remaining, RuPaul takes a moment to step back and discuss the most outrageous moments from season four thus far.

The final three ladies compete to prove that they've got what it takes to become the winner of season four; music video challenge.

All of the ladies from season four gather to share their thoughts on drama that continued to plague the house; the ladies discuss their current ventures.

The new cast of queens show off in a talent show for the judges, including guest judge Lizzo.

Remaining queens continue their talent show, with singer Alicia Keys as a guest judge.

Contestants hit the runway with forty-two different fashion looks, putting their skills in design to the test for the judges and guest judge, Christine Chiu.

The queens are challenged to create unforgettable scenes for an extended trailer for Drag Race Supertease, with comic Loni Love as guest judge.

The queens make parody Public Service Announcements in support of first-eliminated Drag Race queens, with pop star Ava Max as guest judge.

With Michelle Visage's online shopping addiction gone completely wild, the queens are challenged to create new outfits from her leftover junk.

The queens take on the 80s by donning shoulder pads and gearing up to act in their own campy 80s soap opera for the judges, joined by LGBT activist Ts Madison.

Comic Alec Mapa steps in as a guest judge when the queens form up as 60s girl groups "The Rupremes," "The Runettes" and "The Shangrulas."

Comic Nicole Byer guest judges as the queens lead Drag Con panel discussions about dating, fatherhood, toxic masculinity and the troubles in the world of menz.

Drag Race star Raven and actress Dove Cameron join in as the queens impersonate celebrities in the Snatch Game.

The dolls are introduced to a surprise by RuPaul.

The queens go to "Gay Paree" through their own custom musical "Moulin Ru," with actor Leslie Jordan guest starring and singer Andra Day as guest judge.

The queens band together for a classic comedic roast of judge Ross Matthews, with Dulce Sloan of "The Daily Show" serving as guest judge.