Season 7
RuPaul's Drag Race returns with a court of queens so ingenious, a competition so unpredictable and a judges' panel so packed with talent, you'll be seeing stars It's all the artistry, all the humanity and all the head-turning twists you love but if you think you know this Race, honey, you have no idea.
Born Naked
Season 7 premieres with 14 new queens competing to become America's Next Drag Superstar. But first they must face their worst fear: a naked runway! With guest judge Kathy Griffin, new permanent judges Carson Kressley and Ross Mathews.
Glamazonian Airways
The queens are challenged to produce a pre-flight safety video for the first airline run by drag queens. With guest judges Olivia Newton-John and Jordin Sparks.
ShakesQueer
The queens "Hamlet it up" in two twisted Shakespeare classics. With guest judges Kat Dennings (2 Broke Girls) and Spice Girl Mel B.
Spoof! (There It Is)
The queens have to sing in parody music videos. With guest judges Jessica Alba (Sin City) and RuPaul's music producer Lucian Piane.
The DESPY Awards
The queens' comedy skills are tested as they act as presenters at a glitzy awards show. With comedian Kathy Griffin and fashion icon Isaac Mizrahi.
Ru Hollywood Stories
The queens star in a mystery behind-the-scenes reenactment series. Pop sensation Ariana Grande and former Drag Race panelist Merle Ginsberg guest judge.
Snatch Game
The queens impersonate celebrities in a bawdy quick-witted TV game show. With guest judges Tamar Braxton (Tamar & Vince) and Michael Urie (Ugly Betty).
Conjoined Queens
The queens pair up to give each other conjoined drag-twin makeovers. With guest judges LeAnn Rimes and Nelsan Ellis (True Blood's Lafayette).
Divine Inspiration
The queens perform in musical versions of cult director John Waters' most iconic films. With guest judges Demi Lovato and John Waters.
Prancing Queens
The queens are challenged to perform a choreographed routine in a live drag dance spectacular. With guest judges Alyssa Milano (Charmed) and comedian Rachael Harris (The Hangover).
Hello, Kitty Girls!
The queens compete in a pageant of Hello Kitty inspired couture. Rebecca Romijn (X-Men) and former Drag Race panelist Santino Rice guest judge.
And the Rest Is a Drag
The queens compete in their final challenge - starring in the music video for RuPaul's hit "Born Naked." Michelle Visage, Carson Kressley and Ross Mathews judge.
Countdown to the Crown
A look back on the highlights, low-lights, and previously unseen footage as we race toward the climactic crowning of America's Next Drag Superstar.
Grand Finale
Tensions run high as the queens return to discuss the drama of the season; both America's Next Drag Superstar and Miss Congeniality are crowned.
Avis de la communauté (3)
7/10 At this point, the show is establishing a pattern of fixing some problems only to add new ones. In some ways this season is a clear improvement over the last - the Untucked segments have more of a raw, intimate feel to them and the main episodes don't feel quite so over-edited. We've also got a more fashion-oriented cast after the last few seasons saw the show tending more and more towards comedic, camp queens. Why, then, would you have a mostly fashion-forward cast and still lean heavily towards comedy in the challenges? It doesn't work. It's like the show wanted to try and improve but could only half-commit to the new direction, so the challenges ended up largely being comedy or acting-based in order to appease the few comedy queens still in the cast. In spite of these issues, the mostly fashionable cast ends up also being one of the most endearing groups, and it's also a relief to see Santino Rice replaced on the judging panel by Ross Matthews and Carson Kressley - both improvements. Plus, Merle Ginsberg is back, yay! It might only be for one episode, but I'll take it, and that does give us the hysterically weird "Ru Hollywood Stories" challenge.
Once you're already well-versed in the franchise, this season is a blast to watch because there are so many iconic moments and everyone is still relatively shady (that fades away after this season). I admit that on a first watch it comes off really disappointing though! If anything, it's worth it just so you can meet Katya and root for her on All Stars!
you now what i've had? IT. this season was the worst for me. you can see the show's production putting the spotlight on some queens that just aren't that great. there are some stars like katya and trixie but the edition of episodes do they dirty. i miss santino's opinions, i miss other seasons' ru and michelle and i don't like the two new fixed judges. hope next season is better.