Queen of the Universe - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
This Is Me (Part 1)
Expect high heels, high octaves and high drama that'll blow your wig off as we meet the queens who will be competing for the $250,000 prize and the title of QUEEN OF THE UNIVERSE.
This is Me (Part 2)
The global drag singing competition continues as new queens arrive - and some must face elimination. Who will move forward to win the $250,000 prize and the title of QUEEN OF THE UNIVERSE?
Turn Back Time
The queens "turn back time" with looks and performances from an important era in their lives. For the first time, the studio audience will vote for their favorites--who will survive?
Duets
There's a shocking twist in store for the remaining queens as they are forced to pair up and perform original duets in hopes to win over the studio audience and the "Pop Diva Panel".
Bad Girls
It's the semifinals of the global search and time for the queens to unleash their wild sides as they sing songs from their favorite iconic "bad girl" artists in hopes of securing a spot in the finale.
Holi-Gay Finale
The holidays are a drag as the queens have one final chance to prove they have what it takes to make it to the top. Who will take home the $250,000 prize and title of QUEEN OF THE UNIVERSE?
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