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魯保羅變裝皇后秀：全明星賽

魯保羅變裝皇后秀：全明星賽

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2012年10月22日
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美國
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World of Wonder
從粉絲最愛到陰險反派，過去季中的變裝皇后回來爭奪十萬美元的獎金，希望進入大家都覬覦的變裝皇后名人堂。

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Quick guide

RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars returns the franchise’s best queens for a battle of legacy.

RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars brings together past contestants from the original Drag Race franchise to compete again for a chance at the ultimate prize and a permanent spot in the Drag Race Hall of Fame. Since its 2012 debut, the show has featured returning queens in a series of themed challenges, runway battles, and dramatic lip‑sync performances. The format has evolved—from pairs in season one to individual battles, a ‘lip‑sync for your legacy’ twist, and, more recently, bracket‑style tournaments that award points and eliminate queens along the way. Guest judges, RuPaul, Michelle Visage, and Carson Kressley add their own flair, while the Snatch Game remains a fan‑favorite highlight. Drama, humor, and fierce competition are front and center as the queens vie for glory.

What to know

  • 10 seasons aired since 2012.
  • Episodes run about 60 minutes.
  • Contestants are former Drag Race queens returning for a second chance.
  • Each season features a new twist in the competition format.
  • Lip‑sync battles decide who stays or goes.
  • Snatch Game is a recurring comedic challenge.
  • Guest judges include RuPaul, Michelle Visage, Carson Kressley, and others.
  • The winner receives cash, a Hall of Fame spot, and a trophy.

Watch if

If you love high‑stakes challenges, sharp wit, and the drama that unfolds when former rivals face off again, RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars delivers fierce competition and unforgettable performances in every episode.

Skip if

If you’re uncomfortable with strong language, intense drama, or adult‑oriented humor, this reality show may not suit you and it’s not suitable for very young viewers.

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Show Overview and Premise
RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars brings together some of the franchise’s most memorable queens to compete for cash, a Hall of Fame spot, and lasting legacy. Since its 2012 debut, the series has combined high‑energy challenges, runway design, and lip‑sync duels, all framed by RuPaul’s witty commentary and a panel of judges who call the shots.
Format Evolution Across Seasons
Season one introduced a pairs competition where queens teamed up, while seasons two to four returned to individual battles and a ‘lip‑sync for your legacy’ twist. Recent iterations have implemented bracket‑style tournaments and point systems, giving contestants more agency and keeping the format fresh as the stakes rise.
Guest Judges and Panelists
The core judging panel consists of RuPaul, Michelle Visage, and Carson Kressley, each bringing humor, insight, and a distinct perspective. Guest judges—including Ross Mathews, Ts Madison, and occasional pop stars—join the panel each episode, adding star power and fresh commentary. Their critiques shape the competition and often become iconic moments.
Contestant Dynamics and Rivalries
Returning queens bring their own histories, alliances, and rivalries, turning each episode into a narrative of redemption and competition. Alliances form and dissolve, and personal stories surface during backstage moments. The show balances fierce challenges with moments of camaraderie, allowing viewers to root for favorite queens while watching the drama unfold.
Signature Snatch Game Moments
The Snatch Game, a parody of iconic characters, remains a fan favorite. Queens channel celebrities or fictional figures, delivering sharp humor and memorable impersonations. Episodes often feature unexpected callbacks, bold choices, and the occasional cringe‑worthy moment, all of which become talking points and highlight the contestants’ versatility beyond runway and lip‑sync.
Behind the Scenes with Untucked
Untucked follows the queens after challenges, capturing candid conversations, strategy discussions, and unfiltered reactions to judges’ critiques. The behind‑the‑scenes footage adds depth to the competition, revealing friendships, conflicts, and the emotional journey of each contestant. It also showcases the production team’s effort in crafting the spectacle we see on the main show.
Winning Paths to the Crown
The winner receives a $200,000 prize, a Hall of Fame induction, and an iconic trophy. The journey to victory involves mastering a wide array of challenges—costume design, acting, singing, and lip‑sync—while navigating judges’ critiques and fellow contestants’ strategies. Each season culminates in a dramatic Lip Sync Smackdown for the crown.

FAQ

20 Q&A
How many seasons of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars are there?
As of 2025, there have been 10 seasons, with the latest season airing in May 2025.
What is the runtime of each episode?
Episodes typically run about 60 minutes, including commercials for cable broadcasts or a slightly longer runtime on streaming services.
Where can I stream all seasons of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars?
The series is available on Paramount+, and earlier seasons can be found on Hulu, CBS All Access, or other streaming platforms.
Who are the main judges on the show?
RuPaul serves as host and head judge, joined by Michelle Visage and Carson Kressley; guest judges rotate each episode.
What is the Snatch Game?
The Snatch Game is a recurring challenge where queens impersonate famous personalities, showcasing humor and impersonation skills.
How are contestants selected for All Stars?
Contestants are returning queens from previous Drag Race seasons chosen by the production team based on past performance and popularity.
What is the “Lip Sync for the Legacy” twist?
In seasons two to four, the top two queens in each challenge lip‑sync, and the winner earns a cash prize and the power to eliminate a lower‑placed queen.
How does the bracket format work in recent seasons?
Queens are divided into groups, compete over multiple episodes, earn points, and the top performers advance to the semifinals and finals.
What is the prize for the winner?
The winner receives a cash prize (ranging from $100,000 to $200,000), a trophy, and an invitation to the Drag Race Hall of Fame.
Are there any live voting components?
While the judges make the elimination decisions, audience reactions and social media influence the popularity of each queen.
How many episodes are in a typical season?
Seasons have varied from six to thirteen episodes, depending on the season’s format and number of contestants.
What is the role of RuPaul in the competition?
RuPaul mentors the queens, assigns challenges, judges performances, and decides eliminations, shaping the narrative of each episode.
How do the challenges test the queens’ skills?
Challenges include fashion design, acting, singing, and comedic performance, all designed to showcase versatility and creativity.
Who has been the most successful queen on All Stars?
Several queens have won multiple times; the answer may vary by season and is best explored by watching the series.
How does the show handle controversy or conflicts among queens?
Producers film backstage moments that capture tension, and the show often addresses conflicts in commentary or during “Untucked” episodes.
Is there an “All Stars 5” season?
Yes, season five aired in 2020, featuring ten returning contestants and a new “Legacy” elimination format.
Does the show feature international queens?
Occasionally, queens from international versions of Drag Race participate, such as The Vivienne from the UK in season seven.
What is the “Lip Sync Smackdown for the Crown”?
The final lip‑sync battle between the remaining queens determines the ultimate winner and crown holder.
Are there any special episodes or spin‑offs?
Yes, each season is accompanied by an “Untucked” companion series, and occasional special episodes feature all‑star retrospectives or charity challenges.
Why should I watch RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars?
If you enjoy vibrant performances, clever humor, and the drama of competition, All Stars offers a unique blend of talent and entertainment.

演員

RuPaul
RuPaul
Self - Host / Judge
Michelle Visage
Michelle Visage
Self - Judge