RuPaul's Drag Race: All Stars - Season 8
Season 8
In this new season, 12 fan-favorite queens will return for a chance to compete for a spot in the "Drag Race Hall of Fame" along with a cash prize of $200,000.
Episodes
The Fame Games
Twelve Drag Race All Stars return for a second chance at the crown and a cash prize of $200,000. And this season, there are two ways to win! After a sickening fashion show mini-challenge, the queens thrill iconic guest judge Idina Menzel.
"It's RDR Live!"
"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.
The Supermarket Ball
The All Stars storm the runway - and the grocery aisle - transforming everyday supermarket items into supermodel-worthy fashions! Guest judge Jojo Siwa is having a ball as she checks out the parade of 30 gag-worthy garments.
Screen Queens
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.
Snatch Game of Love
Love is in the air as the queens serve up their flirtiest celebrity impersonations for guest judges Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers in the romantic and raucous "Snatch Game of Love."
JOAN: The Unauthorized Rusical
The All Stars channel Hollywood royalty, singing and dancing in "JOAN: The Unauthorized Rusical," celebrating "Mommie Dearest" herself, Joan Crawford!
Forensic Queens
The Queens' improv talents are on full display, as they star in a twisted true-crime show, examining the mystery, "Wha-Ha-Happened to Lil' Poundcake."
You're A Winner, Baby!
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.
Carson Kressley, This is Your Gay Life
The All Stars heat things up to roast beloved judge Carson Kressley in front of a live audience, including a very extra-special surprise guest queen & judge! Michelle Visage and comedian Alec Mapa coach the queens.
The Letter "L"
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 Fame Games Variety Extravaganza
They're back! The eliminated queens return to the workroom and read each other to filth before showing off their charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent one last time in the Fame Games Variety Extravaganza. Comedian Ego Nwodim joins the judges' panel.
Grand Finale
The time has come... to crown two queens! First, Ru will announce who fans voted "Queen of the Fame Games!" Then, our top two finalists will battle for a spot in the Drag Race Hall of Fame, serving up performances to new original songs!
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