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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.

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

The remaining contestants take on the role of catty supermodels in the music video for RuPaul's new single, "Catwalk."

With one week left until the grand finale, the contestants look back on the season's funniest moments.

The finalists face off with show-stopping performances to prove once and for all who deserves to be crowned the victor, with the winner being chosen afterwards.

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.

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.

The contestants compete in a pageant that is inspired by books about couture, while also performing a musical tribute to Jerri Blank of Strangers With Candy.