[dramatic music]
I'm dripping.
Another week of me doing mediocre.
Bring it to the hodgepodge.
A red wig and a silver dress?
- That's me. - I don't think.
The nipples are the eyes of the face.
An adequate dress that is on my body.
- [whispers] - The cheek, the nerve,
the gall, the audacity, and the gumption.
[laughs]
Don't hate me 'cause I'm beautiful.
Hate me because I'm an immigrant.
Yolo!
"Meek-ra-wah-vey."
Get crystallized.
This is the best day of my life.
[vocalizes]
- Daddy's home. - Podge.
Can I say something?
Papa's here.
Take this umbrella and shove it up your ass.
[vocalizes]
We're having a camp old time.
[laughs]
And I feel like a lamb to slaughter, to be honest.
Cold supper what?
Shoplifting.
Come on, UK.
'Cause I'm going to six you up.
[laughs]
[singing] "RuPaul's Drag Race"
Nah, nah, nah, nah
Tonight on "RuPaul's Drag Race UK,"
Michelle Visage, Alan Carr,
and extra special guest judge Alison Goldfrapp.
[singing] RuPaul's Drag Race
May the best drag queen win
Best drag queen win
[upbeat music]
Baby, she's an island girl in the big city. OK?
Oh, shit.
Hello, world. I am Rileasa Slaves.
I am the defender of the coconut, honey.
Are you ready to be free?
Ooh. Oh, honey. Ah!
She's the first. OK, this is cute.
I'm originally born, bred, and raised in Saint Lucia,
but I moved to the UK when I was 16 with my mum.
I studied performing arts, fell into the UK drag scene,
and here I am now.
I represent the UK dream, honey. OK?
Ooh, she's hot.
She looks like money.
In drag, usually, I get stopped
'cause people think I look like Rihanna.
I mean, I'll take it.
Take a seat at the table.
UK, you're not ready, baby.
The Caribbean is coming through.
Can you not see she's a pop star?
Lonely.
So lonely.
[upbeat music]
Red, blue, yellow.
Ding.
Hi, I'm Charra Tea.
I'm 23, and I am the primary color princess from Belfast.
Hello.
Hello, darling.
Oh, my goodness. Oh, my God. Wow.
Mwah, mwah.
It's so nice to meet you. I'm Charra Tea.
Charaa Tea, OK.
She's like a bowl of sweets.
Like, it's giving me sugar rush, baby.
Like, somebody get my insulin.
Where you from? - I'm from Northern Ireland.
OK.
Yeah, but I just moved to Manchester.
And what sort of queen are you? - Seductive, sultry.
- Ooh. - What about you?
Camp and colorful. I love, like, comedies.
OK.
Who influences my drag would probably be Neil Buchanan,
the presenter of "Art Attack."
His little jumper absolutely give me life.
I'm here to put the art in heart.
No, the art--the art in heart.
That's it. This is going to be carnage.
I would say that I'm here just to have fun.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Make friends.
But, I mean, obviously, I'm here to win.
- Oh, she's prepared. - Do you want to win?
In my heart, I'm already a winner.
- Oh, of course. - But I'll take a crown.
- Yeah. - I'll take a crown.
Mabuhay.
Enter the void with me.
I'm Zahirah Zapanta.
I am beautiful.
I am incredible.
And most importantly, I'm humble.
What's humble about a drag queen?
[laughs]
[light music]
Yay.
Woo.
Why is this bitch on the floor?
Baby, get up, like--
Miss Philippines.
I grew up in the Philippines.
I moved to the UK when I was 10.
I am here to exude Asian excellence.
Ah!
- [laughs] - Yes!
Mwah. Mwah.
I'm a loud person.
The decibels are kind of decibellin'.
[laughter]
But that's just who I am.
How long have you been doing drag for?
So I started cross-dressing at, like, 16.
Oh, wow.
And now, like, I perform in Manchester.
I have my own wig business.
Uh-uh.
My drag is clean, cut, precise, and polished.
I'm ready for you.
I want to have so much fun.
You literally rolled into the competition.
You are sweeping the floor-- [laughter]
from day one.
[regal orchestral music]
Well, it wouldn't be a fashion season without Chanel.
[upbeat music]
Hi, my name is Chanel O'Conor, and I'm rich as fuck.
Well, I have, like, 6 pounds in my bank.
Come on, season six, let's get Scottish.
Ooh!
I'm from the bonnie Isle of Bute,
all the way in sunny Scotland.
[imitates bagpipes]
That's my impersonation of a bagpipe.
Well, girls. - Yeah!
[all chatter excitedly]
- Hi. - Oh, my love.
- You're Manchester? - Yes.
Manchester me.
I live in Manchester now.
And Chanel, she's incredibly rich, incredibly well known.
But at the heart of it all, [bleep].
I love this outfit. - Thank you.
- You look amazing, too. - Stunning.
Turn, turn, turn. Ooh.
Delish. OK.
[laughter] - Yeah.
She's wearing a lovely suit.
I didn't think I'd wear it, but it works for her.
I am a seamstress, and I'm very proud
to say that I've actually made every single look.
- Whoa. - That is insane.
My aesthetic is true elegance and beauty.
I feel that a gown is much more indulgent
than a belt 'round your tits and a tiny thong.
I'm so excited to be here
to literally just, like, represent Scotland.
I'm also here to clear some unpaid debt.
[laughter] Also why I'm here.
Cost of living.
Thank you so much.
[upbeat music]
- What did she just call me? - [laughs]
Did someone order a dancing queen?
Because I've arrived.
Hello. My name is Actavia.
I'm 21 years old.
I'm from a tiny little town in Northville called Bala.
Sir, the hot category is spikes.
Let me hurt you.
Oh, have a day off, Susan. [laughter]
Would you shut the fuck up?
Ah!
Actavia is my good Judy back from Manchester.
We've got four Manchester queens so far.
And none of us are obviously from Manchester.
[laughter] - Where you from?
Wales.
You better watch out, girls,
'cause she can fuck up the house up.
Are you saying anyone that would be in a lip sync
against you should be a bit worried?
I would say so.
I have been a trained dancer for about 10 years now,
I want to say, and then Actavia hit the stage.
So as soon as I had my wig on,
I knew exactly what I wanted to give.
Ooh!
I've been doing that for about 4 and 1/2 years.
But then I moved to Manchester about 2 and 1/2 years ago.
When I say I'm a dragon on this competition, I mean it.
I will be spitting fire on these bitches
until they burn to the ground and I go back home.
So you've been doing drag for 4 and 1/2 years.
So why does it look like 4 and 1/2 minutes?
[laughter]
I was going to say 4 and 1/2 weeks.
Fuck you, bitch.
[dramatic percussive music]
[gasps]
[bright show music]
Hang on.
Is this not the way to the judging panel?
You mean I'm actually competing?
- Girls, we're fucked. - Yeah!
[queens exclaiming]
I'm La Voix.
I'm 43. I'm from Stockton-on-Tees.
But I'm an international global icon.
Come on, Divina de Campo from Wish.
I've been doing drag 20 years.
I aim for 300 shows a year.
Pantomimes, cruise ships, touring shows,
stand-up comedy, singing live.
[screaming]
Baby.
How are you?
I've sang for the queen and the royal family twice.
And that's when she was alive, and, you know,
they were all still talking then.
It was long before Pizza Express, Woking.
- I'm Chanel. - Hi, Chanel.
You smell amazing.
La Voix, she is a legend.
Girl, what the fuck are you doing here?
Well, I had a few weeks free. [laughter]
I have never thought I would do it.
And then the minute you get that call,
it says Ru said yes, you don't say no.
- No. - No.
La Voix is everything I want to be
when I'm, like, 40 years older.
[cackles]
This is season six.
It's so exciting.
And if this is it, it's going to be an easy ride.
[screaming]
[sultry music]
Sorry I'm late.
I was dropping the kids off at the pool.
Oh, my God.
My name's Marmalade.
I'm 24, and I'm Cardiff's crown jewel.
- Look at that body. - Those shoulders.
Marmalade is the golden era of Hollywood.
I like to say, I've got one foot in the past
and one foot in the future.
Which means I'm pissing on today.
Room for another cross-dresser?
[queens exclaiming] - Get away.
Hello, Charra Tea.
How are you?
[queens chatting excitedly]
Oh, my God.
Two Welsh Queens? I can't wait.
Oh, oh, oh!
Do you speak Welsh?
This thing came in absolutely giving us
a talk in the language.
- They were a bit confused. - What did you say?
Say it. I'll see if I know it.
I said...
[speaking Welsh]
She ordered a Caesar salad.
[laughter]
I grew up in a town called Pontyclun,
where there is only one drag queen.
Marmalade, do you perform?
Like, what do you do?
I am a burlesque artist.
Ooh.
But outside of drag, I'm also a seamstress.
Oh, wow.
I've been sewing outfits for queens
all the way from season three.
And I'm here because those girls can't wear it right.
I've made all but one of my runways.
- OK. - Oh, wow.
She's also a seamstress.
However, I can wholeheartedly say
I've made all of my own outfits, where she hasn't.
So, yes, be prepared for some looks.
Right!
Who forgot to bring the bins in?
[beeping]
[heavy guitar music]
[laughs]
Just like Grandma used to make.
[exhales]
I'm Kyran Thrax.
I'm 26 years old, and I am a bin-habiting cockroach.
Why is she a bin?
You come in here once in your life, and you're a fucking bin.
[laughter]
Kyran is conceptual.
I always want people to look at me and be like,
how the fuck did you think of that?
[screaming]
She's on the road.
Bitch.
Look, each to their own.
There's space for us all.
But I don't want to get bin juice on my lovely stoned gown.
So apart from dressing like trash, what do you do?
What is your drag? What are you?
So I'm an actress, and I'm also a psychopath.
OK.
I am the US polish,
the UK grip with a really strange brain on top.
It's almost a delusional level of confidence.
This isn't everyone? - Not yet.
Well, we don't know.
I was convinced I was going to be the last person in.
And why is that, dear?
Someone's a little bit cocky.
No.
I don't know if that's a cocky thing to say or not,
but I just thought I was going to be
the last person to walk in.
It seems like you think you're going to win this.
Do you not think you're going to win it?
Because you should. [laughter]
Do you know what? You are a psychopath.
Yeah, baby. [ululates]
[laughter]
[jazzy music]
Who ordered the Saki?
Oh, that's right. It was you.
Filipina! [cheering]
I'm Saki Yew.
I'm 33 years old, and I'm from Manchester,
but I'm originally from Melbourne, Australia.
Showgirl.
She loves the feathers, the sequins.
But not glitter, gets everywhere.
[cheering]
[laughter]
Oh, my God.
I'm so excited that another Filipino queen
walks into the Werk Room.
- What's the name, kid? - I'm Saki Yew.
Saki Yew.
Does the name comes from the drink?
I'll leave that up to you what you think the name means.
[laughter]
The thing that brought me over here to the UK was my husband.
But I was in theater for a very long time in Australia.
I toured with "The Lion King."
I was the gazelle that got eaten by all the lionesses.
[laughs] It was a lot of this.
Let's hope that I don't get eaten here.
I'm originally from Australia.
And were you doing drag out there?
I was doing drag in between contracts on cruise ships.
- I do cruise ships. - Do you?
Yes. Do you sing?
No. No. [laughter]
Saki Yew doesn't sing.
I don't think she does a show on the cruise ship.
I think she works in the gift shop.
How old are you? - I'm 33.
Oh, damn I thought I was the--
thought you might have been older, but that's rude.
[laughter, exclaiming]
It started already.
[dramatic music]
[indistinct].
Oh, she's got a baby.
Hi, my name's Lill.
And I'm Manchester's finest tart.
God, this is literally like Manchester all over.
I'm part of the Family gorgeous
with Banksy and Cheddar.
They know me as Mad Uncle Lill.
[laughs]
[screaming]
Can't swing a sausage roll without hitting
a drag queen in Manchester.
What's the baby's name?
Daddy.
[laughter]
I don't know what box I fit into, but here I am.
So Lill, are you a dancer? Are you a singer?
Um, no, not really.
[laughter]
I think I'm very good with costumes and looks.
I'm funny, and I've got a charming personality.
I would describe my energy level as a little bit subdued.
People take a while to get to know me,
and I'm a bit scared of giving people eye contact.
But apart from that, I'm very eager to make friends.
It's nice to have so many Manchester girls.
- Literally half the cast. - Literally.
Babe, hold up.
Is this Manchester versus the world?
Like, what is it?
I can imagine there's, like, one drag queen left
in Manchester going, where did everyone go?
[laughter]
[upbeat music]
Fierce, snatch, Kiki supreme.
Simmer down [indistinct] drag the scene.
Yes, girl!
[cheering]
It's your girl, Kiki Snatch.
And I am the unapologetic bad bitch of the UK.
Finally, a London girl.
Yeah, baby. [laughter]
Oh, thank God.
I have a friend up in here. I know this bitch from London.
She is a vibe.
[screaming]
Bitch.
[excited chatter]
Hey, Kiki.
Kiki's a little bit ratchet, but classy ratchet.
And so it's "rah-shay."
[laughs]
[shouts]
[excited chatter]
Kiki Snatch is London born and bred,
but bringing the Lucian heritage
because she flavorsome.
So if we came to one of your shows,
what are we going to see?
What are you not?
[laughter]
You're going to see jump, splits, cartwheels, tricks.
I sing. I dance. I choreograph.
So the game is on.
I thought, Kiki, this is your time
to tell the people who you are.
I'm happy for everyone to be a part of Kiki.
Come to me. Talk to me.
I'll be your auntie, your best friend,
your cat, your dog, your squirrel, hamster, budgie.
Yes, [indistinct]. All animals, darling.
Bitch, we're here.
[cheering]
[dramatic upbeat music]
Is this Battersea Dogs Home?
'Cause I can smell bitches.
[laughter]
Take it all in, girls.
Take it all in.
Hi, my name's Dita Garbo.
I am from the seaside town of Folkestone in Kent.
The suspense is killing me.
Who is this?
Who is this person?
[cheering]
- Hey, baby. - Hello, hello, hello.
Hello. I'm glamorous.
I'm playful. And I don't take any shit.
Have a seat. Have a seat.
Thank you. Thank you.
Tell us about yourself. Go on.
Well, I'm sort of like a burlesque performing kind of--
Ooh.
How long have you been doing drag?
Well, I've been back doing drag--
- Oh, back. - for at least three years.
Oh, wow.
I first did it 26 years ago.
- Whoa. - Whoa.
Before most of you were probably born.
Yes.
Shit.
The difference between my drag now too many years ago,
I'm a lot more glamorous.
I'm a lot more put together.
I'm an ex-professional dancer.
- Ooh. - Ooh.
- OK. - I'm still limber.
I can jump into splits both ways.
I made my outfit.
Oh, wow.
So she does it all. OK.
Yeah, literally.
Well, isn't that what drag's supposed to be?
- Well, yeah. - Well--
Dita, I'm obsessed with.
I think she's just gorgeous.
I want to know how old you are.
So I'm 48.
Whoa.
I'm not the oldest.
Yes.
Wait, is that the oldest queen that's been on UK?
I think it might be.
Oh, that's great. [all exclaiming]
I may be the oldest queen,
but that means I'm the wisest queen.
- Yes. - Yes.
Babe, you're 48, not 70.
You're not Cher.
[laughter]
Hello, hello, hello.
[cheering]
[upbeat music]
[screams]
Gorgeous.
Ah! Ru looks so gorgeous.
I just want to kiss her.
It's actually RuPaul, like, right there in front of me.
Bewildered, darling.
Welcome to "RuPaul's Drag Race UK."
[cheering]
Now, out of all the charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talents
in the land, I chose you.
[cheering]
And in the end, the last queen standing
will be crowned the UK's next "Drag Race" superstar.
[cheering]
And for the first time in "Drag Race UK" herstory,
the winner will take home a cash prize--
[gasping] - No.
of 25,000 pounds.
[screaming]
Fuck the badges.
We've got money, babes.
[screaming]
These girls are going to be out for blood.
And I'm going to be one of them.
Oh, brick crew.
Uh-oh.
Ooh.
[screaming]
Am I blushing?
I think I am.
[laughs] Sorry, husband.
So for your first Maxi Challenge,
you need to pull out all the stops
and steal the spotlight at London's hottest new hideaway,
the Tickety Boo Cabaret.
[cheering]
Now, this is your chance to show off
an extra special talent that makes you
stand out from the crowd.
Racers, start your engines.
And may the best drag queen win.
[cheering]
[snapping]
[upbeat show music]
You know, Alan, I thought you hated cabaret.
Are you kidding?
My friends call me Alan Carr-Beret.
[laughter]
- Really? - No.
Oh.
[laughs]
Oh. Shh. Shh. Shut up.
It's starting.
[applause]
[cheering]
Welcome to the Tickety Boo Club!
[singing] Ru called and said
La Voix, please, come on "Drag Race"
I know you'll make it pretty far
But we can only give you 90 seconds
To show the world, well, everything you are
I'll make the most of my time
So you'll never forget La Voix
Tell 'em about the name, Judy!
[singing] It's La Voix with an I
Not La Voox with a ooh
I so got to strive when they call me "La Voy"
"La Vox," and "La Voxa"
Like drugs for the pumps
So you must know by now
It's La Voix
Take it away, shorty!
[singing] This is my time
And I'm here to win
We're playing for 25 grand
And the others only want a pin
I'm from a northern town
To win your hearts and the crown
[indistinct singing]
So you'll never forget La Voix
Now my time is done
[cheers and applause]
OK, La Voix.
She's a performer.
[chimes]
[upbeat music]
[singing] Bitch, I'm the dragon
And I can't be tamed Coming in hot, girl
You just got flamed Princess of Wales
But, no, I'm the queen
Spinning and zipping around the northern scene
I'm a small town queen here to dominate
With a boom, boom, boom
Locking it away
[singing in Welsh]
Eyes on the race
It ain't no glitch Ego out the door
But I'm still that bitch
A plate left empty Girl, I ate
It's season six
And that's on fade
Baby just got flames, flames
Baby just got flames, flames, flames
Drag, drag, drag, drag
Can't be tamed, tamed
Baby just got flames, flames
Oh, oh, oh, oh oh
I can't believe how much energy Actavia's got.
I'm knackered just watching her.
[singing] Drag, drag, drag, drag, drag, drag
Dios
[cheering]
[applause]
Wake up!
You're on television.
You have no makeup on.
You're ugly.
Ugly!
Ah!
[frantic string music]
No, you're not.
You got this.
Slap it on.
More.
More!
Why didn't you prepare?
Stupid, stupid girl.
No, you're not.
You're a pretty girl.
Pretty girls wear blusher.
You need attention, piggy.
Go get it.
You can do it.
You are it.
Be it. - She's clever.
It's weird.
And I'm really entertained.
[frantic string music]
Now quit clowning around.
Take that robe off and show the world your hot body.
And scene.
[cheering]
[applause]
Thank you.
[chimes]
[soft music]
[singing] And it's all right
I don't have any more to give
I'm done
Have fun
So now, switch it up
And you can play my role
And know how it feels
To have your heart left on the floor
What
I thought, here we go. She's going to dance.
No, she sings a lovely song.
I'm shocked.
She's got a nice voice.
[singing] I got to show you
That my love was real
I'm done with this
It's all amiss
I can't go through with it no more
Here's the door
And it's all right
I'm done
[cheers and applause]
Let me tell you about the entity,
the beauty, the identity
of Zahirah Zapanta.
[singing] Enter the void with me
Enter--enter the void with me
Hyper realization
Feminization
Filipina coming to the UK nation
I cause confusion
This female illusion
I'm sorry about it
That's you
Your Asian goddess is here
This mug is stamped like a postcard
And you're severe, ugh
Enter the void with me
Enter--enter the void with me
Can't believe, can't check me
Blow your mind
I'm so pretty
Enter the void with me
Enter the void, I'll take you higher
Is that a bird, is that a plane
No, baby, my name's Zahirah
I don't know if she's meaning to do The Robot,
but it is a bit robotic.
But the point of the story is, she looks gorgeous.
Enter the void with me
Enter--enter the void with me
Enter the void with me
Enter--enter the void with me
[cheers and applause]
I've always loved the feeling of feathers on my toes,
the fever in my blood at the striking of a pose.
For we share these plastic shoes
with those who stomped before,
not to strut a measly mile but kick hinges off of doors.
Now, who'd have thought these plastic pumps
would allow my fragile bones to face a world of glass houses
with just a pocket full of stones.
OK. It's giving change of pace.
Little bit of heartfeltness
in between all of the boom, boom, cat, cat.
We are disgusting.
We are gorgeous.
We are tacky. We are sick.
We are the voices of the new wave, liberated by a brick.
Plastic shoes, fragile bones,
shattered glass, and fractured stones.
So strap on those plastic shoes,
and wear them nice and tall.
There's no pride for the few.
To liberation for us all.
Uh-huh.
Yeah. [cheers and applause]
[chimes]
[soft music]
[singing] Hey, baby
I think it's time
I'm going to tell you what to do
And I'll be making mine
I got a little magic trick
I don't think you can handle it
I'll let you have this moment
Won't you say it like you mean it
'Cause if you want it
Heart and body too
Rileasa?
A bit naughty, but I like it.
I'll give it all to you
'Cause if you want it
- Mm-hmm. - Oh.
Oh, oh, oh.
[laughs]
[applause]
[cheering]
[chimes]
Oh, hi.
I'm Charra Tea.
And I'm going to be your fitness instructor.
[growls]
For our first workout,
we're going to need a big, massive hoop.
Perfect. Thank you.
OK, everyone, repeat after me.
I'm a fucking loser.
[laughter]
And nobody will ever love me.
Oh!
I don't know about you, but I'm feeling so much better.
OK.
For our next routine, we're going to do some lifting.
[growls] And this is called teabagging.
Oh, brick crew-- no, I'm just kidding.
Here we go.
Let's lift.
[growls]
[laughs]
Wow!
And finally, we're going to do some skipping.
Nah, fuck that.
Let's skip that one.
Get it? Skip skipping.
Anyway, that is the end of our workout.
Just remember, nobody's perfect, except for me.
Bye. See you next week.
[cheers and applause]
Is this the Dragaton reboot that we did not ask for?
[applause]
[chimes]
I'll just check the lyrics.
[soft playful music]
[piano music]
[singing] Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday, Mr. Charles
You didn't know it was your birthday
Happy birthday to you, my darling dearest
Ooh, baby
Celebrations. Hip, hip, hooray!
Hooray.
Let me blow out your candle for you 'cause I know
one of your lungs is wooden.
Fabulous.
I be Chanel O'Conor and, um,
here, I'm going to give you another candle to blow out.
Let's go.
Ah.
[laughter]
[cheering]
Happy fucking birthday.
Brave girl. Brave girl.
And I know your birthday's in November,
so that's why it's funny, OK?
I'll be the judge of that.
[laughter]
[chimes]
[upbeat music]
[singing] Dita, Dita Da, da, da, Dita
Dita, Dita
Da, da, da, Dita
Dita
Garbo
Garbo, Garbo
Dita, Dita, Da, da, da, Dita
Dee, dee, dee, dee, da, da, da, Dita
Dee, dee, dee, dee, da, da, da
Listen, repeat, yeah
Da, da, Dita
Say it
Listen, repeat, yeah Say it
Dee, dee, dee, dee, Dita
Da, da, Dita
I want more
Say it
Dee, dee, dee, Dita
No, wait, wait
Give it to me
Dance, bitch
Now give it to me
Give it to me
More
Dance, bitch Dita, Dita
Da, da, da, Dita
Dita, Dita
Listen, repeat, yeah
Dee, dee, dee, dee, da, da, da, da, Dita
[singing] Dita, Dita, da, da, Dita
[singing] Dita, Dita, Da, da, Dita
[singing] Dita, Dita, Dee, dee, dee, Dita
We get it, Peter.
Oh, no, Dita. Sorry.
[singing] Dita, Dita, da, da, da, Dita
Dita Garbo
[cheers and applause]
[chimes]
[upbeat jazzy music]
[laughs]
[cheering]
This is just the burlesque I love.
Sexy and stupid.
[cheering]
[laughter]
[cheers and applause]
[chimes]
Bonjour, everybody
Welcome to my restaurant
I'm Kyran Thrax, the maître d'
And this is my daughter, Suzy
Suzy, say hello, Suzy
[growls] She's very shy
It's her first shift Will she cope
I don't know
But she needs to learn the ropes
I'm afraid my hands are tied
But she'll do your eggs, sunny and fried
Ain't that right, Suzy
Kill me
So let's begin
With baguettes made to measure
Inches ribbed for your pleasure
Slice it right down the center
Mayonnaise, time to enter
Uh-uh
Too much mayonnaise
Ah, uh-huh
Sexy-- stop the mayonnaise!
You ugly, ugly thing
[singing] And while you drive
We'll pour the wine
[coughs]
Suzy!
In the glass, not my mouth
I'll have you removed
[gasps]
[singing] And now for the ambience
Prepare to be entranced
Apologies in advance
'Cause Suzy's got to dance
Cue the penis!
Pianist.
I mean, pian--oh, just play the damn piano, Steve.
Jesus Christ.
[piano music]
Ah, uh-uh
It's time for dessert
Ah, uh-uh, this cream's going to squirt
Ah, uh-uh
On this banana split
[laughter]
[applause]
What in the crazy?
That was so much fun.
[applause]
Ladykins, you'll get your reviews
tomorrow on the main stage.
And on the runway, back by popular demand,
category is Queen of Your Hometown.
[upbeat music]
So good luck.
And don't fuck it up.
[cheers and applause]
[screaming]
- Where's my bag? - Oh, my God.
Where's my--
Oh, my God.
The cabaret is done.
And now it is time to unpack our home for the next 10 weeks.
[grunts]
The best feeling in the world.
Oh, fucking hell.
God, the prize money.
- Don't. - Prize money.
25 grand.
Yeah, it changes everything completely.
Now, that there's a cash prize, baby, it's on.
There's absolutely no way that I can't win now.
Yeah.
It's made the stakes just that much more real.
Oh, my God!
[upbeat music]
OK, want to get unpacked.
Uh-huh.
But I also want to go and like look and see
what everyone else has.
Not--not you trying to look at the competition?
It's day one, honey.
I still can't believe, like, Saint Lucia in the house.
In the house.
Like, the only two Saint Lucia queens
I know of in the UK--
- Yes, it's just us. - on the same season.
Not me coming in this competition thinking like,
ooh, I'm going to bring the Caribbean flavor.
And then I walk into here, and my sister's here,
who's from the same island that I'm from.
But what'd you think about
having your drag here in the London season?
'Cause obviously, we don't have it back home.
I mean, pfft.
I mean, I don't think it would have happened if I wasn't here.
Yeah.
It's like us having those Caribbean roots
where it's not necessary, like, it's kind of like--
it's kind of like-- - [grunts]
Historically, we know Caribbean isn't
very welcoming to the gay queer world,
but so proud to be Saint Lucian.
Small island, but a mighty island at that.
As much as it's a bit like a, eh, back home,
I feel like I will still forever be proud
and represent and shout, you know what I mean?
Oh, yeah, 100%.
We got to show them how to really twerk.
- Oh. - Thank you.
Show 'em how that waistline work.
Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo.
[laughter]
Ding.
There she is.
Oh, my God, it's a man.
It's a dude.
How did you feel with your challenge you got?
I don't know. I can't tell.
How do you feel?
I have thought that maybe you choosing to do something different,
like the kind of '80s, like, get ready with me,
is maybe a bit too far--
- OK. - on the one side.
You know?
Charra's performance, it was clunky.
The jokes sometimes didn't land.
For me, when I hear cabaret, I hear--
I think of--I think of feathers, sequins, gorgeous.
This just comes out of nowhere.
I don't know. I don't know how to take it.
I'm like, is she like, trying to get me in my head?
Because it's working. [laughs]
It's working, Chanel.
Ether that stands out as a good way,
or it's going to stand out against you.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
I cannot believe the shade has started.
And I just--it's kind of, like, bursting my bubble a little bit.
I'm just a little bit frightened now.
I'm freaking out. And it's only day one.
[upbeat music]
Morning!
[cheering]
It's Elimination Day, and it's the first runway.
How is everyone feeling? Good?
- Oh, I'm excited. - You're excited?
Yes. Let's do this.
I'm feeling really excited to represent my hometown.
How did you feel, like, walking into the Werk Room
and you see another Filipina queen?
How did that make you feel? - It's so good.
It's like it's just so nice to have
someone of the same heritage here.
You know what I mean? - For sure.
How did you find being an Asian queen in Manchester?
I love it so much.
There's a few frustrations that--
Yeah.
I kind of feel, as a person of color,
you have to work harder than the other queens.
Work a lot harder and prove yourself.
Being an Asian drag queen,
you get boxed into being just this pretty queen
that isn't really that funny, and that's pretty much it.
But I want to prove to people
we can do everything that every other queen does.
Sometimes, I'll head on to the stage--
Yeah?
and in the audience, someone will shout, Saki.
Yeah.
As Asian queens, you always get compared
to another Asian queen-- - Yeah, for sure.
because they think you look similar.
It does get to me in the back of my mind.
People will call me Jujubee out in the street.
And it's like it's--
it makes me feel really uncomfortable.
But as a professional, I kind of
have to just carry on the show.
You get knocked down sometimes.
Saki could not be more different to me,
and we look nothing alike.
So for people and queens
to keep mistaking us from each other, it really does--
it upsets me so much.
I'm sick and tired of that.
And that being me and you here on this show together,
we'll solidify ourselves as Saki, as Zahirah.
I'm excited to see it.
I'm so proud that you're here with me.
I'm so, so happy.
Yes. I know, girl. We got this.
Mabuhay. - Mabuhay, bitches.
[upbeat music]
OK, girls, listen up.
Who's ready to represent their home town?
And who's ready to disgrace it?
[laughter]
[cheering]
I'm excited to make my hometown proud
and absolutely mortified.
Oh, don't worry, I disgraced them long ago.
They want nothing to do with me.
- I'm not surprised. - They hate me.
I have butterflies in my tummy.
I feel so excited to walk that runway for the first time.
Well, you better finish your makeup
if you're planning on coming back next week.
- Fuck you. - Ooh.
I swear, if they put my ass in the lipstick,
I'm going to eat a bitch up. Here we go.
Going home first is just not part of my fantasy.
It's not on my mood board, babes.
[RuPaul's "Cover Girl"]
[laughs]
[singing] Cover girl
Put the bass in your walk
Head to toe
Let your whole body talk
[applause] And what
Welcome to the main stage of "RuPaul's Drag Race UK."
Michelle Visage, now, what do you think of our new queens?
Well, Ru, to be honest,
they're a lot like Alan Carr's teeth.
They make an unforgettable first impression,
and there's lots of room for growth.
[laughs]
The super spexy Alan Carr,
what do you think of our new queens?
To be honest, Ru, they're a bit like Michelle Visage's abs.
They did not come to play, but up close, they're quite scary.
[laughs]
And our extra special guest judge,
ooh, la, la, it's Alison Goldfrapp.
You're my number one, darling.
You're my number one.
Well, that's awkward.
[laughter]
We are so thrilled to have you here.
Thank you.
This week, we challenged our queens
to razzle dazzle us at the Tickety Boo Cabaret.
And tonight, on the runway,
category is Queen of Your Hometown.
Racers, start your engines.
And may the best drag queen win.
[upbeat music]
[singing] The world is your runway
Up first, the queen of the Scottish Highlands and islands,
Chanel O'Conor.
Now, that's what I call a kilty pleasure.
[laughs]
I am representing the Highlands and the islands of Scotland,
especially the Isle of Bute.
The place that raised me to be
the horrible individual that I am.
Oh, I'm loving the Westwood vibes, definitely.
I'm wearing my family tartan.
I'm wearing a jumper that was knitted by my gran.
The brooch is from my dad's wedding.
The earrings are my mum's earrings.
It feels really much like there's a little bit of home
with me on this runway.
I bet she plays the slagpipes.
[laughter]
Up next, queen of Saint Lucia, Kiki Snatch.
Where have you Caribbean all my life?
[laughs]
This is the national dress of Saint Lucia
with a modern twist.
And I am feeling fierce.com,
...org, forward slash, fat bitch.
I hear she's got a checkered past and a checkered ass.
I've got red twist to match the outfit
and to check the shoes.
And twist is a protective hairstyle
in the culture of Blackness.
Braided for your pleasure.
Mm-hmm.
Up next, the queen of Manchester, Lill.
Somebody went to Afflecks Palace.
I am the undiscovered Gallagher sister
braving the Manchester rain in my parka.
Oh.
And then suddenly, I'm at the hacienda,
and I'm ready to party.
- I'm mad for it. - Very Manchester.
- Mad for it. - [laughs]
I've stoned it all.
I've got these smileys that get a bit more
wavy as time goes on,
as I imagine you would do at the hacienda.
I'm making Manchester proud tonight.
I'm Liam Gallagagged.
[laughs]
The queen of Lancashire, Kyran Thrax.
Ooh, witch, please!
I'm serving you the sexiest Pendle witch
from Lancashire, baby.
They were the most famous witch trial in the 17th century.
And now I'm about to be the most famous witch
in the 21st century.
I hear she's got Hogwarts.
[laughter] - Yo.
I've got this beautiful tailored jacket
that has these bursts of flames.
It looks like I'm on fire.
I could cast a spell on the judges
because mama wants to win. [laughs]
Broom, broom, bitch.
I bet she's got a rusty cauldron.
[laughs]
[singing] The world is your runway
Up next, queen of the Philippines,
Zahirah Zapanta.
Mabuhay.
Kumusta, bitches.
We're slaying the runway today.
I am wearing a national Filipina regalia
that the first lady wore.
You know, God hates flags.
[chuckles]
And she's got two.
[laughs]
I'm showing my duality of growing up as a Filipino boy,
and now I'm a British queen.
This pays homage to my love of pageantry--
big hat, gowns, jewelry, the house.
Get a load of those lumpias.
[laughs]
Queen of Northern Ireland, Charra Tea.
The missing Derry girl.
I am paying homage to my favorite TV show, "Derry Girls."
Am I from Derry? No.
Am I a few miles down the road?
Sure.
Daddy, it's not like you to have a cream horn.
Where are her lucky charms?
[laughs]
Big shoulders, the big hair.
I've got my school bag in one hand,
and I am running for that school bus, quite literally.
I think she's been in the Belfast and the Furious.
[laughter]
Up next, the queen of Manchester, Saki Yew.
Hey, Saki, what's the buzz?
The bee represents Manchester because it's the worker bee,
the Northern Australian honey.
I have the queen bee up on my chest
with all the bees swarming around me,
making honey, collecting all the pollen.
[hisses]
Manuka? I don't even know her.
Beekeeper.
Oh, God.
I'm walking down this runway like it's Friday night
on Canal Street.
I absolutely am queen bee. [laughs]
She puts the bee in butt.
You're welcome.
I just wrote that.
Up next, the queen of Stockton-on-Tees, La Voix.
She's stolen me hearty.
Is that a weird accent?
[laughs]
Is this Captain Cook?
No, it's La Voix!
Stockton-on-Tees is the birthplace of Captain Cook,
and also the railway.
But I didn't want to dress as a train.
Stockton-on-Tees.
My cock's been teased.
It must be the peg leg.
Yeah.
[laughs]
The outfit is cruise inspired.
It's a bit of piratey.
It's a bit pantomimey.
I've got quills. I've got stones.
I've got gorgeous fabrics.
I'm serving Captain Cook looking for his seamen.
[laughs]
She's no stranger to Long Dong Silver.
[laughs]
Up next, the other queen of Saint Lucia, Rileasa Slaves.
Ooh. Bitch better have my money.
OK.
[indistinct]. What's going on?
The national dress in Saint Lucia, the Wob Dwiyet.
I need to make it a bit more Rileasa vibe.
I have to give them a little boom, boom, pow.
And a little booty in the back.
What's under her umbrella, ella, ella, ella?
[laughs]
I'm serving them islands in the hot summer breeze
and the sand between your toes.
Maybe a crab bites your cooch, but it's exciting.
Know what I mean? [giggles]
Savage.
Uh-huh.
Up next, the queen of Wales, Actavia.
Oh, child, this ain't "RuPaul's Dragon Race."
Thank you.
I have gone for a deconstructed version
of the Welsh flag.
But of course, I am the dragon.
Scales, usually, are honestly quite a trigger for me.
But in this case, they're all over me, and I feel hot!
Poofter, the Magic Dragon.
[laughs]
I don't think there's been queer representation
from my hometown like myself.
I'm sure that there's a little gay in the village
that's sat in the pub watching me right now going, yes, mama.
Whoo!
There's the valleys.
Yes.
- [hisses] - Ooh.
- [laughs] - Ooh.
Up next, the queen of Folkestone, Dita Garbo.
Oh, the good old days.
Aw.
In 1908, Folkestone held the first international
beauty contest predecessor to Miss World.
I'm glamorous.
I'm well put together.
Hello, everyone.
Thank you for coming. [laughs]
What is it you Kent face?
[laughter]
I'm wearing a copy of a Marilyn Monroe swimsuit,
my sash that I made myself, and the little pendant
with my mom's ashes.
So every part feels really special
and connected to my hometown.
Queer as Folkestone.
[laughter]
Up next, the queen of Pontyclun, Marmalade.
Marmalade walks into a bar. The bartender says--
[laughter]
I'm representing the Marie Lloyd.
The Marie Lloyd is an old Welsh folk tradition
where someone with a horse's skull on their head
knocks on your door and asks to come in for a drink.
Which is very me.
Ooh, she's a little horse.
[laughter]
It's a bit creepy, but a bit beautiful.
And I'm sure RuPaul is sat there now going,
what the fuck is going on?
And she should be.
Shantay, you neigh.
[laughter]
Welcome, queens.
The winner of this week's challenge
will receive immunity from next week's elimination.
Oh, my God.
Immunity? Um, excuse me.
I would love that.
In the words of ABBA, gimme, gimme, gimme.
When I call your name, please step forward.
Chanel O'Conor.
Zahirah Zapanta.
Charra Tea.
Saki Yew.
Dita Garbo.
Marmalade.
[nickers]
Ladies, you are all safe.
OK.
In the spirit of getting to know you better,
no one will be going home.
[exclaiming]
Oh, my God.
But I wouldn't get used to that, if I were you.
You may leave the stage.
[upbeat music]
Queens, you represent the tops of the week.
- Wow. - These are all the tops?
[chuckles] Oh, my God.
And later tonight, I'll choose two of you
to lip sync for the win.
Now it's time for the judges' critiques.
First up, Kiki Snatch.
Hi, Kiki.
Michelle.
On the talent show, not only did you sing live,
you were filled with runs.
[vocalizing]
It was beautiful to hear.
It really surprised me.
It's like when I talk and the voice of an elderly lady
comes out, you know?
Who knew you had all that voice in there?
I love this look.
And also, it's week one as well, so you've already shown me
two very different looks.
And that excites me.
You're very beautiful.
You look gorgeous.
I love that you're representing Saint Lucia.
How funny is that?
There's two of you from Saint Lucia.
We are about to take over.
[laughter]
You know what I'm saying?
- Sweetie. - Sweetie.
Thank you. Thank you so much.
Up next, Lill.
Your cabaret show was so fun and so kooky.
Nobody else was going to do what you did.
It was so avant-garde, silly, camp, but totally engaging.
It was like a master class in cabaret.
I love this outfit.
This is like a magic mystery tour of Manchester there.
You've got acid house, you've got Afflecks Palace,
you've got Oasis.
And your whole makeup and the grips, and everything.
It looks fantastic.
Did you go to the hacienda?
- I'm not that old. - Oh, God.
It's been shut for 20 years. [laughter]
Alison, do you have any history in Manchester?
Yeah, I love playing in Manchester.
I got to see you in Manchester once.
- Oh, wow. - Yeah.
And you played-- is it "feramo"?
"Feramay"? - Oh, yes. I used to play it--
You played it with your down below bits.
- Yeah. - So not Goldfrapp, gold flaps.
[laughter]
Yeah, I'm famous for my flaps.
Yeah.
All right, well, thank you, Lill.
- Thanks. - Up next, Kyrna Thrax.
Hello.
Your messy maître d' was so fun.
She needs to learn some manners, that Suzy.
Send her to my place for a week.
You were so stupid and so dumb.
That's who you are.
[laughter]
- You got me! - Yeah.
[laughter]
This outfit, you didn't go for all Lancashire.
I'm going to dress up as a barm cake.
You went, no, you've gone historical.
And I'm looking at it now, and that beautiful red detail
is the flames licking up at your body as you're burning.
It's beautiful.
Did you embellish it yourself?
It's this kind of-- - Yes.
- [laughs]
- Lying witch. - Yeah, well--
- Thank you. - Thank you so much.
Up next, La Voix.
You were fantastic in that cabaret.
[singing] La Voix
There could be nothing more in your wheelhouse
than cabaret, and I thought you did a bang-up job.
I just sat back and relaxed,
because I knew I would get pure entertainment.
I love your voice, and I love your comedy timing.
To watch you live, work the crowd was mesmerizing.
This, this is so sweet because I know
Stockton is famous for gay admirals.
[laughter]
I mean, I would wear that if I was hanging around the docks.
There's something a little bit sort of Vivienne Westwood.
It's really stunning.
Beautifully executed.
The construction is gorgeous.
A strong showing for you, La Voix.
Thank you.
Up next, Rileasa Slaves.
- Hi, Rileasa. - Hello, darling.
In the cabaret, I couldn't take my eyes off of you.
You ooze sex appeal.
You prowled around that stage like a wild cat.
[laughter]
Was that your voice singing?
Yes, it was.
I just kind of started falling into music.
I was going to be a chef.
I thought I was going to be making pastries,
and now I'm serving my pastry.
[laughter]
You know.
Yeah, bitch, you got them cakes.
Uh-huh.
You can't stop being sexy.
I know. It's a curse.
[laughs]
This is super cute.
It's kind of given me sort of a '70s rock chick vibes.
Very sexy.
You're just hot.
Well, thank you.
Up next, Actavia.
Actavia, you did a full-on club banger dance routine,
and the energy never waned once.
That high ponytail was whizzing round
like a wind turbine. - [laughs]
I mean, I thought you were going to take off at one point.
So did I. So did I. [laughter]
I love the way you moved when you came on down the runway.
And I absolutely loved these shoulders, and the tail.
You've taken the best bits of the Welsh and the dragon.
You haven't just worn the flag.
You've meshed the two, and they work.
I just think that you're a little ball
of Welsh dragon energy.
Well, you were fantastic.
Thank you so much. - Thank you.
Thank you, queens.
I think we've heard enough.
While you untuck in the Werk Room,
the judges and I will deliberate.
You may leave the stage.
[dramatic music]
[groaning]
Can you believe we're all safe?
[cheering]
Oh.
I feel incredible.
It's like the weight of my entire life
has just been lifted off my shoulders.
I knew you were worried, girl.
Yeah, it's been--
like--I don't know.
Like, I just want to be honest, and like,
Chanel, you kind of upset me a little bit yesterday.
That's fine.
And I think just from saying, like,
your--your cabaret wasn't cabaret,
like, it just got in my head.
I'm like, this-- it's all so stupid,
and I don't have any negative feelings towards you.
Like, I think you're an icon. - And I don't either.
Once I get over the smell, I will love you.
[laughter]
But I just wanted to air out because--
No, of course.
And it's fine because at the end of the day, like,
it's not my opinion that matters.
- Yeah. - Sorry if I upset you.
Thank you.
But honey, it's the name of the game.
Yeah.
I'm just really glad that she apologized.
I'm not letting anyone else get in my head.
I'm here for me, and I deserve to be here.
At least I know for "All Stars,"
I'll come back and sing "Happy Birthday."
[laughter]
Little old me in the top.
What do you think?
[cheering]
So, ladies, what was said on the runway?
How are we feeling?
You were the tops.
It was lovely.
So no one's going home.
[laughs] But I do really love this group,
so it actually feels quite nice that we get another week
to get to know each other.
So, Lill, what did they say about you?
They really liked her.
- I love your total look. - They liked the number.
They like it. They really like me.
I'm feeling absolutely chuffed as a butty.
Proud as punch.
So smug.
If Ru wants to see me lip sync, I am ready.
- So, Ms. Thrax? - Yeah, baby.
How's your ego?
Still inflated? - Inflated.
[laughter]
No, I feel good.
I feel like what I was trying to do translated.
They just called me a weirdo a bunch of times,
and I was like, yeah, that's right.
So who do you think is going to be lip syncing for the win?
Ooh.
Obviously, I'm always going to say me.
- [laughs] - [laughs]
If you feel like you're in the top, baby,
are you going to be giving us a little bit of...
[mumbles]
Is that a bit like "agadoo"? [laughter]
I don't want to lip sync against Actavia,
or Kiki, or Rileasa, or anyone.
I want to be lip syncing for the win.
I want to prove to them I am a force to be reckoned with.
You know, you do what you have to do when the song plays.
Absolutely. Put your handbag down.
You dance around it for your life.
[laughter]
All right, now, just between us squirrel friends,
what do you think?
Now we're looking for a top two.
Let's start with Kiki Snatch.
I thought her voice was amazing.
She was doing runs that are not easy.
I think she's got some great potential there for that voice.
I think there was a kind of confidence about
the sort of summery, fresh vibe.
She looked like butter wouldn't melt there.
And yet at the cabaret, that butter had melted,
and it was dripping all over her titties.
[laughter]
All right, let's talk about Lill.
Cabaret is sort of like the love child of theater and art,
isn't it?
And watching someone put their makeup on
just sounds so boring, but it was funny.
She's a very smart artiste.
I loved every minute of it.
And then tonight on the runway,
we got so many elements.
I love those sharp, acidic colors.
She's a really smart girl.
I'm looking forward to more.
All right, Kyran Thrax.
She was so fully engrossed and involved
in this story line.
I could watch that 10 times over and not be bored.
It worked, and it just rounded off
the whole cabaret night just perfectly.
Loved her runway look.
So clever.
I loved all the sort of witchy-woo dark vibes.
I thought it was stunning.
This kid is something to watch.
All right, up next, La Voix.
Impersonating different divas, that's so hard.
And she made it look very easy.
This is where she shines.
I thought she was fantastic.
She really let us know who she is and what she can do.
And tonight, on the runway, though,
she is giving pantomime, it worked.
I love the outfit. I love that silhouette.
I love anything to do with pirates.
Her poise and maturity was admirable.
That was meant to be a joke.
[laughter]
Thank you.
All right, Rileasa Slaves.
Well, I think we all agree that she
was hot and sexy for sure.
It was incredibly executed.
Hers had a narrative that elevated it to another level.
And then tonight, on the runway,
she did Saint Lucia as well.
But this was a whole different part of the island, child.
[laughter]
This is where the nude beach is.
And I'm going to her part of the island.
- Yeah, the south side. - OK.
Both.
Let's talk about Actavia.
When she came out, I was like, uh-oh.
It's the shablam thing.
Clackety clack, clack, clack, clack, clack.
[laughs]
But she made it her own.
And then the runway look, she made a great, engaging outfit.
Yeah, there was something really great about it.
The way she moved with it all, with the tail.
And the smoke coming out of her mouth.
- Yeah. - Yes.
I thought she'd been vaping.
She probably was.
[laughter]
Silence. I've made my decision.
Bring back my girls.
Where's your hands?
- My hands are down here, cold. - Why didn't you clap?
They're going to add a clap.
[laughs]
Welcome back, queens.
I've made some decisions.
[tense music]
The top two queens of the week are--
La Voix--
and Kyran Thrax.
[cheers and applause]
The rest of you may join the other gals.
Two queens stand before me.
I've consulted with the judges,
but the final decision is mine to make.
Prior to tonight, you were asked
to prepare a lip sync performance,
"Ooh La La" by Goldfrapp.
Ladies, this is your chance
to impress me and win immunity
from next week's elimination.
The time has come for you
to Lip Sync for The Win.
I really want to win this.
I'm going to dig deep.
Kyran, you're going down, babe.
Oh, La Voix, I'm sure you're going
to throw out the Macarena, and it's going to be gorgeous.
But I'm going to throw myself around the stage,
and it's going to be amazing.
Good luck. And don't fuck it up.
Go on, girls.
Oh, yeah, baby.
[singing] Dial up my number now
Weaving it through the wire
Switch me on
Turn me up
Oh, child, a-fierce
You're just made for love
I need la, la, la, la, la, la
I need, ooh, la, la, la, la
I need, na, na, na, na, na, na
I need, ooh, la, la, la
I need la, la, la, la, la, la
[laughter] I need ooh, la, la, la
I need la, la, la, la, la, la
I need ooh, la, la, la
Go, bitch.
Pirate.
[singing] I want to waste some time
Yes, bitch!
[singing] You want to be so mean
You know I love to watch
I want to love some more
Yeah.
[singing] I'll never be the same
A broken heel like a heart
Gasping.
[singing] I'll never walk again
[laughs]
[singing] I need na, na, na, na, na
I need ooh, la, la, la, la
I need na, na, na, na, na
I need ooh, la, la, la, la
I need na, na, na, na, na, na
I need ooh, la, la, la, la
I need na, na, na, na, na
I need ooh, la, la, la, la
[cheers and applause]
Get it, girl, please.
Whoo, la, la.
Queens, I've made my decision.
[tense music]
Kryan Thrax, condragulations, you're a winner, baby.
[cheers and applause]
[laughter]
You've earned a coveted RuPeter badge.
Wear it with pride.
And you've also earned immunity from next week's elimination.
Thank you so much.
La Voix, you are free to slay another day, mama.
[sighs] Thank you so much.
Condragulations, queens.
But beware.
Next week, the eliminations begin.
And remember, if you can't love yourself,
how in the hell you going to love somebody else?
Can I get an amen up in here?
Amen.
All right, now let the music play.
[singing] To, to, to, to the moon
To the moon Baby
To the moon
Go on and take me away
To, to, to, to the moon
Next time on "RuPaul's Drag Race UK"...
Working in teams, you need to create
a collection that includes three looks.
I'm so glad we've done this as a team, bitch.
We are working very well with the collective.
The sewing aspect.
[belches] Oh, God.
Not so comfortable with.
Mean. Mean. Mean.
It is so breathtaking.
Wow.
I have had dresses made for 20 years.
Ah, but just because you've been at a fitting, love,
doesn't mean you can drive the bloody car.
- Oh. - What?
[exhales] Let's get this party started.