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We're turning the game upside down.
The most celebrated competitors from RuPaul's Drag Race vie for a second chance to enter Drag Race herstory. This drag queen showdown is filled with plenty of heated competition, lip-syncing for the legacy, and, of course, the All-Stars Snatch Game.
Season 1
6 Episodes
October 22, 2012
Season 2
9 Episodes
August 24, 2016
Season 3
8 Episodes
January 24, 2018
Season 4
10 Episodes
December 13, 2018
Season 5
8 Episodes
June 4, 2020
Season 6
12 Episodes
June 23, 2021
Season 7
12 Episodes
May 19, 2022
Season 8
12 Episodes
May 11, 2023
Season 9
12 Episodes
May 16, 2024
Season 10
12 Episodes
May 7, 2025
Season 11
12 Episodes
May 8, 2026
The Tournament of All Stars kicks off as six queens from Bracket 1 break it down in an electrifying ‘80s-inspired performance. Guest judge La Toya Jackson is back – and the queens pay tribute in a dazzling “La Toyas R Us” runway.
Tensions rise following the first MVQ Ceremony - and the queens are challenged to turn queer nightlife into couture using materials inspired by iconic gay bars. Oscar-nominated actress Kate Hudson joins the judges for this high-stakes runway showdown.
With the scoreboard scrambled, the Bracket 1 queens transform into creatures of the night to pitch products on the Home Spooky Network. It’s their last chance to advance to the Semi-Finals - and their final MVQ ceremony - under the gaze of guest judge Christina Ricci.
Six new queens enter for Bracket 2 — and pair up to perform duets at the Sha-Blammy Awards. But will these musical matches make harmony or total chaos? Broadway star and pop icon Reneé Rapp joins the judges for this vocal showdown.
It’s DIY drag as the queens direct their own over-the-top How-To videos. But with tensions simmering and alliances in flux, this challenge could get messy. Gina Gershon brings her signature smolder to the judges panel.
For the final Bracket 2 challenge, the queens make over real-life gay dads. But family ties get tested and shocking twists await in the MVQ Ceremony. Abbott Elementary’s Janelle James lends her wit to the panel.
Bracket 3 begins as six new queens turn jockwear into glamazonian eleganza in a sporty design challenge. Who’ll score on the runway? Guest judge Juno Temple brings her British charm - and sharp critiques - to the judges panel.
Feelings get fried as the Bracket 3 queens spit spicy verses in a raucous Rappin’ Roast. With shade flying and reps on the line, actor Brian Tyree Henry joins the judges panel to help decide who flowed and who flopped.
For the first time in Drag Race herstory, the queens lip sync to classic ‘90s interviews from The RuPaul Show. With the semifinals in sight, the MVQ ceremony serves up drama as The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Bronwyn Newport joins the judges panel.
The Semifinalists return to face off – and the wildcard winner gags the Werkroom. Their first challenge: slay the “Tell Me Something Good” Story Hour, coached by guest judge, comedian Evan Mulrooney. But, a surprising twist leads to a startling elimination.
The top 7 queens put it all on the line in a no-holds-barred Tournament of All Stars Talent Rumble. With spots in the finale at stake, expect showstoppers, stunts, and surprises. Guest judge Cooper Koch helps decide whose star power reigns supreme.
It all comes down to this! The final 6 All Stars go head-to-head and toe-to-toe in a Disco Smackdown! But only one queen will claim victory, a $200,000 cash prize, and the coveted spot in the Drag Race Hall of Fame!
