RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars

Twelve All Stars arrive to compete for $100,000 and a chance to become the first inductee into RuPaul’s Drag Race Hall of Fame.

The queens hit the streets of Hollywood to prank unsuspecting passers-by.

The final four assume super hero and super foe alter egos and go to epic heights to vanquish their nemesis.

Ten Queens return to compete for $100,000 and a place in the Drag Race Hall of Fame. The first test is to compete in a drag talent show. With guest judge Raven-Symoné.

The queens are challenged to perform in a lip-syncing dance number inspired by the legendary historical women. Fashion designer Jeremy Scott guest judges.

The queens must perform a live stand-up comedy act in front of an audience of judgmental drag queens. Ross Mathews returns to guest judge.

The queens makeover family members; actress Aubrey Plaza judges

The All Star queens reunite to dish about the most shocking, glamorous and sickening moments of the season. Hosted by the Emmy Award winning RuPaul.

The queens go full diva in a lip-syncing dance number inspired by the classic TV specials "VH1 Divas Live". With guest judge Vanessa Williams and choreographer Todrick Hall.

The queens impersonate celebrities in a quick-witted TV game show. Fashion designer Marc Jacobs stops by the workroom, while Kristin Chenoweth and Nicole Byer (Girl Code) guest judge.

The eliminated queens return to the competition for revenge. But first the queens must audition for RuPauls new girl group, the Kitty Girls. Spice Girl Emma Bunton ("Baby Spice") and Adam Lambert guest judge.

The queens must write and perform a rap on RuPaul’s new hit single and conquer a one-take choreography performance. But before a winner can be crowned, RuPaul invites the eliminated queens to weigh in.

RuPauls Drag Race Season 3 contestant Stacy Layne Matthews returns for a musical collaboration with the queens of All Stars Season 4.

The All Stars get into character as litigants on an unscripted courtroom parody with New Jersey Justice Michelle Visage, and Zoe Kravitz and Erica Ash sit in as guest judges.

The All Stars are in for a surprise when they discover that the eliminated queens have returned for a lip sync smackdown and the opportunity to re-enter the competition.

The All Stars give their best friends drag queen makeovers and perform a Judy Garland tribute, and Frances Bean Cobain and Ellen Pompeo sit in on the judges panel.

In the final challenge of the season, the remaining girls write superhero-inspired lyrics and perform original choreography for RuPauls "Super Queen".

The All Stars perform girl-group songs about their celebrity crushes and strut the runway in Love the Skin Youre In lewks, and Tessa Thompson and Madison Beer guest judge.

The All Stars improv their way through celebrity scandals on a TMZ-inspired tabloid reality series and then walk the runway in camo couture, and Sarah Hyland guest judges.

For the barbecue-themed Charles Family Backyard Ball, the All Stars design runway lewks using materials that can be found in a yard, and Bebe Rexha guest judges.

Before the next All Star is inducted into the Drag Race Hall of Fame, the eliminated queens return, and the Top Three girls write and perform verses of RuPauls "Clap Back!".

The All Stars storm the runway in their bold and blue-tiful best - in the Blue Ball! Guest Judge Big Freedia helps decide whose design will earn a blue ribbon.

Fireworks fly as the All Stars celebrate and impersonate their favorite divas in an epic halftime show. Jamal Sims whips the dolls into shape as guest choreographer and judge.

Who is the baddest witch of all? Find out as the All Stars showcase their acting chops in this spooky spoof. Superstar Angela Bassett offers bewitching advice, and Guest Judge Emma Roberts stops by to cast a spell of her own.

The All Stars serve up their best celebrity impressions in a dating show version of the Snatch Game. Whos getting lucky? Guest judges Fortune Feimster and Cheyenne Jackson search for their perfect snatch match; superstar designer Ms. Tina Knowles- Lawson joins on the mainstage.

The eliminated queens are back to compete in an epic Lip Sync Smackdown and a chance to return to the competition.

Who will take home the crown? A spot in the Drag Race Hall of Fame is at stake as the finalists write, record, and perform verses to RuPauls new song This is Our Country, featuring country music legend Tanya Tucker.

For the first time in Drag Race herstory, the crowned queens must perform two iconic celebrity impersonations in a Snatch Game Double-Header! International style icon Daphne Guiness joins the judges panel.

All rise! The legends are telling tall tales in court as they bring their best storybook characters to the witness stand in this twisted improv challenge. Drag Race veteran Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman is back to testify on the judges panel.

The queens live out their Y2K girl group fantasies on a dragtastic tribute to TRL! And on the runway, category is: Night of 1,000 Dolly Partons. Pop star Tove Lo joins the judges panel.

Ho ho ho! The queens make the yuletide gayer as they star in the twisted new holiday cult classic, "Santas School for Girls." Acclaimed film director Janicza Bravo brings her expertise to set, and reviews the queens performances on the judges panel.

The queens take the stage to roast each other at the first-ever Kennedy Davenport Center "Hall of Shade" Honors. Pulitzer prize-winning journalist, Ronan Farrow, joins the esteemed judges panel.

Its a lip sync battle royale, as the crowned queens take the stage for the most epic Lip Sync LalaPaRuza in Drag Race herstory. And in the end, one legend will be crowned Queen of All Queens.

“Live from Tuckahoe... it’s RDR Live!” The All Stars are challenged to serve up laughs in a hilarious Drag Race send-up of the iconic sketch comedy show. SNL alum Bobby Moynihan and special guest judge Robin Thede lend their comedic expertise.

The Golden Age of Television gets even sparklier, as the All Stars create and star in their own sickening scripted TV series trailers, directed by Emmy® Award winner Michelle Visage. Euphoria actress Maude Apatow helps decide which trailer is “must-she TV.”

The All Stars channel Hollywood royalty, singing and dancing in “JOAN: The Unauthorized Rusical,” celebrating “Mommie Dearest” herself, Joan Crawford! Then, from one legend to another... On the Runway, category is “Night of 1,000 Grace Joneses.” Choreographer and director Adam Shankman coaches the queens and joins the judges’ panel.

RuPaul challenges the queens to create looks worthy of the Drag Race Hall of Fame, inspired by past All Stars champions. Drag Race legends Raven and Shannel bring some style guidance to the workroom.

Celebrating the L in LGBTQIA+ , the queens share the miracle of drag with new lesbian sisters, transforming the fabulous queer women into fabulous drag queens.

The time has come… to crown two queens! First, Ru will announce who fans voted “Queen of the Fame Games!” Then, our finalists will battle for a spot in the Drag Race Hall of Fame!

The Queens present a total of 24 iconic looks on the runway - including hand-painted masterpieces created in the Werk Room - in the art-inspired Paint Ball. Oscar-nominated actor Stephanie Hsu joins the judges panel to appraise the Queens work.

This week begins with fiery accusations, and when the Queens are tasked with transforming four sexy firefighters into hot pop stars, things really start to sizzle! Country music duo the Brothers Osborne join the judges panel and feel the heat.

While the ruby snippers cause icy vibes in the workroom, it’s hotter than an oven on the main stage, as the queens roast each other to a crisp. Television icon Ruta Lee joins the panel to witness the hilarious jabs.

After hard feelings rock the workroom, Mama Ru challenges the dolls to create chart-topping looks inspired by her hit songs. Fashion icon Jeremy Scott joins the judge panel to decide which looks are bops and which are flops!

The competition is closer than ever, so when Ru announces that the Queens must Lip Sync for their badges this week, the All Stars go into Assassin mode to slay the stage! Who will be the last Queen standing?

Its the crowning moment of the two-part Grand Finale, and all the Queens hit the stage for an unforgettable Variety Extravaganza! Three badges are up for grabs, and a new voting twist could change everything! In the end, only one queen can win.

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Its Week 2 of the first bracket, and the queens must make the judges drop dead with their improv performances in the whodunit, "Murder on the Dance Floor." Emmy award winning actor and red carpet darling, Colman Domingo, guest judges.

A new bracket of queens arrive in the werkroom where lines are drawn in the sand between competitors. A special delivery from Ru has queens creating dope looks from items found in giant 8-balls. Nightlife icon, Susanne Bartsch, returns to turn the party.

With the semi-finals at stake, its heroes versus villains, as the queens funk it up for a dyn-o-mite performance of the movie rusical, "Starrbooty: The Rebooty." Legendary producer and director, Adam Shankman, choreographs and guest judges.

Coached by country superstar, Orville Peck, the queens divide into dueling country trios to perform honky tonk anthems at the first annual Stagecooch Festival. Drag Race choreographer extraordinaire Jamal Sims returns to the judges panel.

The divine 9 Semi-Finalists return, and Mama Ru cranks up the heat by challenging them to serve their best celeb impersonations in the Snatch Game! Sarah Michelle Gellar slays the judges panel - and one All Star is sent home.

One All Star returns to the competition, and everything is on the line as the final 8 Queens lip sync for the crown! Which Queen will snatch victory and be the newest face in the Drag Race Hall of Fame?