To kick off Season 11, the contestants direct their own photo shoots with Drag Race alumni and design outfits from past queens' materials, and Miley Cyrus guest judges.

The queens test their acting chops in parody skits of "Black Panther" and "Get Out," and Bobby Moynihan and Sydelle Noel sit in on the judges' panel.

The queens put their knowledge of pop icons to the test in a live, evangelical-style talk show about their favorite divas, and Troye Sivan and Guillermo Diaz guest judge.

The queens get political when they're asked to read the news with Rachel Maddow and perform a musical about Donald Trump, and Tiffany Pollard and Joel McHale guest judge.

The queens put their design skills to the test as they create three different looks for a spooky, monster-themed ball, and Cara Delevingne and Elvira join the judges' panel.

Love Connie leads a quick-drag workout, the queens compete in Draglympic floor routines, and choreographer Travis Wall and Olympians Adam Rippon and Mirai Nagasu guest judge.

The queens use organic ingredients to create sickening but sustainable looks, Alyssa Edwards choreographs a hoedown, and Amber Valletta and Kandi Burruss guest judge.

Morgan McMichaels and Jinkx Monsoon drop into the werk room, and the queens compete in a nautical-themed version of Snatch Game with guest judges Tony Hale and Clea DuVall.

RuPaul opens the library for some reading, the queens star in a "Cops"-style reality show, and Fortune Feimster, Cheyenne Jackson and Natasha Lyonne join the judges.

Delta Work drops by, the queens get into groups and put on their very own magic shows, and Gina Rodriguez and Katherine Langford sit in with the judges.

The queens compete on a parody talent show called "World's Worst" and then walk the runway in buttons and bows, and Olivia Munn sits in at the judges' table.

The queens hit the sewing machines to design three different sports-inspired runway lewks for the Ball Ball, and comedian and superfan Leslie Jones sits in with the judges.

The queens must create and market ridiculously extravagant products for the new drag queen lifestyle brand, Droop.

Tensions rise as queens put their design skills to the test in a pageant of bag-inspired couture, and showcase three bag-themed looks.

The queens impersonate celebrities in the legendary Snatch Game. LGBT activist TS Madison guest judges.

The queens must create and brand their own versions of extravagant soft drinks. Current reigning America’s Next Drag Superstar Jaida Essence Hall makes a virtual appearance in the workroom.

The queens take part in a comedy roast of former Drag Race "Miss Congeniality" winners - Heidi N Closet, Nina West and Valentina. Comedian and host Loni Love (Soul Plane) guest judges; Norvina (Instant Influencer) makes a guest appearance.

It's time to crown our winner, baby! The top 4 queens compete in a finale lip sync smackdown in the race to crown "America's Next Drag Superstar." The queens also pick a Miss Congeniality.

Lizzo guest judges part one of the Season 14 premiere, and a new set of queens stars in a dizzying photo shoot, performs in a talent show and walks the runway in Signature Showstopping Drag.

The remaining queens of the brand new cast bring their gifts to a talent show; singer/songwriter Alicia Keys guest judges.

The queens put their design skills to the test in a Double Ball challenge, stomping the runway in 42 fashion looks. Christine Chiu (Bling Empire) guest judges.

First-eliminated queens from past seasons return to star in parody PSA commercials, the category on the runway is Spring Has Sprung, and singer Ava Max sits in with the judges.

The queens repurpose unconventional materials from Glamazon Prime shipping boxes into high-fashion runway looks, and Taraji P. Henson sits in with the judges.

For their final challenge, the Top Five queens design costumes, learn choreography and write song lyrics for their music video debuts in RuPaul's "Catwalk."

She's back again; the unbearably long wait is over as RuPaul returns with a brand new field of gorgeous and talented sequin-sporting queens.

In this heavenly acting challenge, the queens must create infomercials for a queer afterlife. Country singer Maren Morris and LGBT activist Ts Madison guest judge.

Ru serves up a double helping of the celebrity impersonation game show, with the queens playing in two rounds, with two different casts of characters. Amandla Stenberg (The Hate U Give) guest judges.

Strategy and alliances emerge as the queens face off in a series of lip syncs, all leading to a final sudden death elimination round.

The queens perform stand-up comedy in pairs, but an odd number of queens causes for some drama. Comedian Ali Wong (Ali Wong: Baby Cobra) guest judges.

RuPaul crowns America's Next Drag Superstar in an epic battle for the grand prize of $200,000.

Part 2 of the epic two part premiere. A new cast of queens, competing to be crowned America’s Next Drag Superstar, must show off their performance skills in a talent show. Superstar singer Becky G guest judges.

Morticia meets Mugler as the queens create a Neo-Goth look from scratch, using only black, white and gray fabric. Drop dead gorgeous model and actress Kaia Gerber guest judges.

Nature calls as the queens star in the hot new design show "Bathroom Hunties," decorating and showcasing over-the-top powder rooms, and actress Mayan Lopez guest judges.

The queens dig deep to write their memoirs, pose for a book cover photo shoot, and get grilled by podcaster Matt Rogers, and journalist and author Ronan Farrow guest judges.

All the eliminated queens return to battle it out in a LipSync Lalaparuza Smackdown, with nine lip syncs and a cash prize of $50,000 on the line.

Drag Race is back, doing what it does best: parodying the buzziest reality shows on TV. A new cast of queens must survive a deadly game of “Ru Light, Green Light,” before showing off their skills in a talent show. Superstar Katy Perry guest judges.

All of the eliminated queens return to battle it out in a Lip Sync Lalaparuza Smackdown, with eight lip syncs, and a cash prize of $50,000 on the line.