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The contestants film a movie based on the sex lives of single people living in New York City.

To earn a spot in the Drag Race Hall of Fame, the remaining four queens have to write and perform a verse for RuPaul's song "Super Queen."

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.

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.

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 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.