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Tensions mount as the remaining contestants return to discuss the highs and lows of the competition and all the drama that went along with it.

A new group of contestants arrive and compete in a talent show.

A new group of contestants arrive and compete in a talent show.

The contestants are tasked with creating infomercials for a queer afterlife, to be judged by country singer Maren Morris and LGBT activist Ts Madison.

In order to make enough money to buy an expensive anniversary gift for Janet and Chrissy, Jack takes a job acting as a paid escort.

The roommates start off on the wrong foot with their new landlord and are served with an eviction notice after they accidentally sell his furniture.

Chrissy gets a new job selling cosmetics door-to-door, and her roommates attempt to convince her that she has natural sales ability.

Feeling stepped on by Mr. Furley, the girls and Dean Travers, Jack decides to enroll in a course that teaches him to be more assertive and aggressive.

Jack saves the life of an extremely wealthy man who offers him as a reward a free one-year lease on a three-bedroom penthouse in a ritzy neighborhood.

Chrissy invites a homeless man to stay at the apartment, but problems arise when the man destroys Mr. Furley's prized roses and ruins Jack's date.

Larry attempts to have some alone time with his newest girlfriend at his boss' secluded cabin, but problems soon arise when the whole gang decides to join.

Chrissy is taken to the hospital after she suffers a fall, but a misleading comment from the doctor leads Janet and Jack to think that their roommate is dying.

After losing Jack's tuition check, Chrissy places her roommate in jeopardy by borrowing money from a loan shark; Jack and Chrissy must pretend to be married.

Jack becomes popular with his friends after they learn that he is allowed to invite one guest to accompany him on a cruise ship that has hired him as a cook.

Mr. Furley attempts to impress his old nemesis by having Chrissy pose as his wife, but problems arise when the rival decides to stay the night.

Chrissy and Janet turn against each other after reading an advice column in which a reader has written that he is dating one of his two female roommates.

Eunice is introduced to the power of positive thinking courtesy of Buzz, and she undergoes a personality makeover, becoming more cheerful and pleasant.

Vint's friend asks him to post his bail after landing in jail, but when he is unable to come up with the money, Vint pawns Mama's silver without her knowledge.

Buzz and Sonja are put in charge of an upcoming school dance and want to do a 1940's theme using Mama's old things from the attic.

Naomi's second husband reenters her life as a wealthy man who intends to woo her away from Vint and whisk her off to Florida to be with him.

Ellen is presented with the "Woman of the Year" award at the Raytown Country Club, and unbeknownst to Ellen, the mayor invites her family to the ceremony.

Naomi starts to think that she may be pregnant and while Vint is excited, he would prefer to wait until they have their own home together.

Mama ends up in the hospital, and Naomi, Ellen and Eunice each tell Vint their version of the events that led up to Mama's accident.

Naomi starts receiving obscene phone calls from an anonymous person, and she is deeply offended to learn her own family believes the calls are her own fault.

Ellen starts dating a younger man and keeps it a secret, but during dinner with her new beau, she is shocked to see her family dining at the same restaurant.

Mama is determined to help an aunt rekindle her spark for life after being in a nursing home changes her from vivacious and lively to listless and sedate.

The family persuades Vint to enter an amateur night contest at the local hangout, which he wins and consequently develops an overinflated ego.

The queens participate in two rounds of celebrity impersonation, with help from guest judge Amandla Stenberg.

Contestants take on the legendary reading challenge before turning home décor into high fashion, with guest judge actress Janelle Monáe.

Actress and Comedian Megan Stalter guest judges as the queens dress as old women and split into groups to compete against one another.

Activist TS Madison guest judges as the queens dress in shoulder pads and show off their acting skills while performing in a theatrical 1980's soap opera.

The queens compete in the most extraordinary Lip Sync LalaPaRuza in Drag Race history and find out which one of them will be crowned Queen of All Queens.

To celebrate and ring in the 200th episode of "RuPaul's Drag Race", the queens construct outfits for their performance that must highlight crystals.

Special guests Charo, Frankie Grande, and Love Connie help judge the queens for the Night of 1000 Beyoncés.

Accomplished comedian Ali Wong guest stars as the queens split up in pairs and compete against one another as they give a stand-up comedy performance.

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.