RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars Season 8 puts together the top contestants from other RuPaul’s Drag competition shows from all over the world into one place for your delight. These men employ all their talent in singing, performing, makeup, and skills in the quest for a hefty cash prize and a spot in RuPaul’s Hall of Fame.
RuPaul is joined by Ross Matthews, Ts Madison, Michelle Visage, and Queer Eye from The Straight Guy’s Carson Kressley as judges in this best-of-the-best competition show. And today, we’re giving you the latest details on what’s happening with the remaining contestants as we make our way to the bottom half of this season!
RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars Season 8 Episode 7 Recap
This episode is a spoof of a forensic show and it goes by the title of “Forensic Queens: Wha-Ha-Happened to Lil’ Poundcake?”. In it, there’s a contestant from a previous season named Lil’ Poundcake who went missing, and it’s up to the participants to find him. Each contestant gets a role. Alexis Michelle played the district attorney, Jimbo played a forensic examiner, Jessica Wild played a fellow competitor to Lil’ Poundcake, Kahanna played another competitor. Laso, Kandy played a detective and Lala Ri played a security guard.
We also saw a runway show in which each participant played a different skit, like Jimbo playing Miss Tits Mangee, or Jessica Wild playing Miss Sausage Party. In the end, Jessica Wild, Lala Ri and Jimbo got good points, with Lala making it to the top stars thanks to the criticism and reviews of guest judge Javicia Leslie.
As for the lip-sync portion of the show, it was up to Jorgeous and Lala to perform Lizzo’s “About Damn Time” with Lala winning, pocketing a cash prize of five grand and eventually sending Kahanna out of the competition. With five contestants left in the show, Lala Ri, Kandy, Jessica Wild, Alexis Michelle, and Jimbo, the egos are starting to inflate while others are on their way down. Who’s next to get the boot? We’ll have to figure it out next week. One thing is for sure, the solid contestant is Jimbo, as he’s managed to win the most episodes this season.
RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars Season 8 Episode Guide
The long-awaited RuPaul’s Drag Race Season Eight is finally here, and it’s bigger and better than ever before! This season features twelve hour-long episodes, brimming with drama, glamour, and the fiercest queens the world has ever seen.
So, get ready to slide your way into a world of sass and glitter! Each weekly episode brings you one step closer to crowning the next drag superstar. Delve into the daring and delightful world of RuPaul’s Drag Race, where excitement is always at the forefront. To ensure you don’t miss even a single moment of the drama, here’s the episode guide!
- Episode 1 “The Fame Games” 12 May 2023
- Episode 2 “It’s RDR Live!” 12 May 2023
- Episode 3 “The Supermarket Ball” 19 May 2023
- Episode 4 “Screen Queens” 26 May 2023
- Episode 5 “Snatch Game of Love” 2 June 2023
- Episode 6 “JOAN: The Unauthorized Rusical” 9 June 2023
- Episode 7 “Forensic Queens” 16 June 2023
- Episode 8 “You’re A Winner, Baby!” 23 June 2023
- Episode 9 “Carson Kressley: This Is Your Gay Life” 30 June 2023
- Episode 10 “The Letter “L”” 7 July 2023
- Episode 11 “The Fame Games Variety Extravaganza” 14 July 2023
- Episode 12 “Grand Finale” 21 July 2023
Ru Paul’s Drag Race All Stars Season 8 Official Trailer
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Where To Watch RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars?
Watch the latest RuPaul’s Drag Race episodes airing on Paramount+ or MTV every Friday. Live stream them on Sling, Fubo TV, Hulu + Live TV, and Directv Streaming, among others. If you have cable, watch the show live on MTV’s website or app.
Paramount+ is streaming all the seasons of the show and its spinoffs and much more (ad-free) for as low as $9.99/month. With Paramount+, get access to other networks like MTV, Nickelodeon, CBS, and countless movies and shows, including the much-loved Yellowstone, Mayor of Kingstown, and others.
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