And guess what - she wasn’t! Again! When the entirety of the dramatic push of multiple episodes in a row is that one queen is so far out in front of her peers that if she ended up in the bottom she would probably go home but then she doesn’t and, in fact, widens the gap between herself and the other girls, it doesn’t make for thrilling TV. The drama of “Jimbo might be in the bottom!” was not particularly exciting, especially because it has been the drama for so long. How many ways do I have to say that? I’ve been repeating it all season.
When a show’s best strategy to make you interested in its current season is to remind you of a better previous season, that is not indicative of a healthy show. Don’t get me wrong, I love Katya! But as I watched her flop around the Werk Room, I couldn’t help but think, Dear God, this is not a good season. It just kind of existed - like a limp attempt by the producers to make something worth talking about. Did the Katya segment add anything to the episode? Not from my vantage point. Not to give advice, announce anything in the competition, or judge anything, but just because the producers seemed to think the season has not been delivering.
This week on RuPaul’s Drag Race All-Stars, Katya showed up partway through the episode. RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars 5 starts June 5 at 8 p.m.It’s never a good sign when they have to call in backup. RuPaul called these rules, "so twisted it's guaranteed to twist your twisted minds," and they are sure to make the always unpredictable All Stars even more unstable. If the challenge winner wins, they get the usual $10,000 prize and elimination powers, but if they lose the queen eliminated is chosen by a group vote and the prize money rolls over to the next challenge. Each challenge will have one winner, who then lip-syncs against a special guest "mysterious lip-sync assassin" (according to a VH1 press release). Where in the most recent seasons each challenge has been won by two queens who then "Lip-Sync for their Legacy" and the chance to eliminate a competitor, this season will be different. What are the new rules for RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars 5?ĭrag Race All Stars has become notorious among fans for changing its rules regularly and seemingly for no reason, and Season 5 will not be an exception to this. 'RuPaul's Drag Race': Has Sherry Pie Been Edited Out Of Episodes?.RuPaul Drag Race's Michelle Visage's New Reality Show is Refreshingly Real.The 'Drag Race' Season 12 Finale Will See the Final 3 Lip-Sync From Home.
The streaming service will release these episodes at 8:01 a.m. the day after they are released in the U.S. After airing weekly, episodes will be available to watch on the VH1 website and app.įor the first time, episodes will air internationally on Netflix in territories such as the U.K. The premiere episode will air on the network on June 5, with episodes airing in the usual Drag Race time slot of 8 p.m. Though initially scheduled to air on Showtime, All Stars 5 has moved back to its home on VH1. Those returning drag superstars, will have to contend with a new set of All Stars rules that see them having to take on a roster of "Lip-Sync assassins." When will RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars 5 start? All Stars 5 has 10 contestants including three former finalists and some queens Drag Race fans have been waiting to return for over a decade. The RuPaul's Drag Race train barrels on, with All Stars 5 getting a premiere date just a week after the latest season finale of the regular edition of the VH1 show.
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