RuPaul's Drag Race - Season 5 (2013)

In the mini challenge, the queens compete in a "Soul Train" style dance off to see who the two best dancers are. For the main challenge, they split into two teams and perform two acts of an original American drag ballet called "No RuPaulogies" which tracks the highs and lows of RuPaul's life and career. On the main stage, six of the contestants are asked which queen deserves to go home.

In the mini challenge, the remaining nine queens must turn snuggies into something red carpet worthy to see "who wore it best" (like US Weekly magazine does). For the main challenge, they compete in a "Match Game" style game show where they must pull off their best and funniest celebrity impersonations. On the main stage, they are instructed to serve their own girlish glamor on the runway aka "deadliest snatch."

In the mini challenge, the queens must put their makeup on in complete darkness. The winner splits them into three teams for the main challenge which is to write and record a video for RuPaul's new inspirational anthem "Can I Get an Amen?" On the main stage, the queens must put a look together for the runway that shows off their favorite body part.

For the mini challenge, the library is open! After they "read" each other, the winner decides the order of presenters for the main challenge: the contestants must write and perform in a "roast" of RuPaul (plus the other judges and contestants) in front of a live audience. On the main stage, the queens must hit the runway decked out in their swankiest cocktail attire.

In the mini challenge, the queens play "Whatcha Packin'?" (memory) with 20+ male models' underwear. The winner receives a phone call home. In this week's main challenge, the queens create and market their own signature fragrance. They must come up with the scent, the name, the packaging, and film a commercial for it. On the main stage, the queens mark the runway with the scent of a drag queen while their commercials are viewed.

For the mini challenge, the six remaining queens must cry on cue. The two winners become team captains and select their cast mates for the main challenge. They star in two separate telenovela style soap operas with Wilmer Valderrama. On the main stage, "category is Latina glamarosa extravaganza" where the telenovelas are viewed. Even though they worked as teams, the contestants are judged as individuals.

The dolls get patriotic, as they are paired up with gay veterans for a drag runway makeover. With guest judges What Not to Wear's Clinton Kelly and Fashion Police's George Kotsiopoulos.

The contestants have a "good old fashion bitch-fest" with puppets for the mini challenge where each queen drags up a puppet likeness of one of their competitors. For the main challenge, they throw a Sugar Ball where they must construct three different luscious looks: "Super Duper Sweet 16" (teenage party girl), "Sugar Mama Executive Realness," and "Candy Couture" (edible eleganza). If that wasn't enough, they're later told that they must perform a "sugar babies opening number" where the winner of the mini challenge is in charge of the choreography.

The top 3 queens go to court, as Judge Ru presents their final challenge - starring in the music video for RuPaul's hit The Beginning.

In this season five recap, RuPaul hosts in a newscast style. Up first is a look at the queens who "sashayed away." Next, the season long feud between two pageant queens is recapped. Contestant outtakes from the RuPaul Roast episode are shown. Three previous season four queens show us heartwarming moments, answer questions, and share about winning the crown. Guest judge outtakes are shown. A refresher in drag linguistics is given. Fashion do's and don'ts are examined. The first ever Ru on Ru interview introduces the lost "Untucked" episode from "The Final Three, Hunty....

In this finale of season five, the entire cast is reunited. A group performance kicks it all off. RuPaul interviews all the contestants and gives a lesson in "Drag Race Herstory." There's a short performance by underwear models, the contestants answer viewer questions, and the crowning of this season's Miss Congeniality all before the winner of "America's Next Drag Superstar" is announced.