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Canada's Drag Race: Season 1 2020 6.8 TMDB 10 episodes 611 min Reality
Twelve of the fiercest queens in the land showcase their Canadian Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve, and Talent to compete to become Canada's First Drag Superstar — and win a $100,000 grand prize. Each episode challenges the queens in singing, dancing, acting, impersonation, costume-making, and improvisation. One competitor is eliminated each week, until only one remains. Along the way, the queens share their personal struggles and successes, highlighting their individuality.
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Watch trailer Add to watchlist Mark season watched01 Eh-laganza Eh-xtravaganza Twelve of Canada’s fiercest Queens sashay into the werkroom and size each other up as they compete for the crown.
Guest: Elisha Cuthbert 02 Her-itage Moments Queens divide into teams to overact their way through Canada’s drag her-story.
Guest host: Jade Hassouné 03 Not Sorry Aboot It Setting their trademark Canadian niceness aside, the Queens do battle in a song and dance diss track showdown.
Guest host: Deborah Cox 04 Single Use Queens The Queens turn trash into treasure in an eco-inspired design challenge.
Guest host: BIDDELL 05 The Snatch Game The iconic star-studded celebrity impersonation game show arrives in Canada.
Guest host: Mary Walsh 06 Star Sixty-Nine Queens must write and produce commercials for fictional drag queen law firms.
Guest host: Tom Green 07 Miss Loose Jaw The world of pageantry is celebrated through memorable improv with a small-town twist.
Guest host: Allie X 08 Welcome to the Family The Queens are paired up with Rainbow Railroad newcomers for a makeover challenge.
Guest host: Amanda Brugel 09 The Snow Ball It’s time to throw a ball and the Queens get frosty.
Guest host: Michelle Visage 10 U Wear It Well The final three Queens write, record, and perform an all-new remix of a RuPaul classic, and the winner of Canada’s Drag Race is crowned. This week’s guest host is TV personality Traci Melchor who joins judges Brooke Lynn Hytes, Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman, and Stacey McKenzie to crown the winner.