Once is by chance, two times is a coincidence, but three times is a pattern. Now that we have three truly great LaLaPaRuZas on RuPaul-hosted versions of Drag Race, I think we can confidently say this new format, held at the end of the season and with winners advancing over losers, has made this challenge one we can safely look forward to every season. RuPaul’s Drag Race Global All Stars’ version, like Season 16’s before it, gives the eliminated queens a chance to shine, which I’d argue is more crucial than ever after fans overwhelmingly have felt the non-RuGirls got short shrift this season.
Thankfully, this episode does them great justice. Basically everyone gets a moment to shine, even if they lose, and some queens really come through with Rudemption story arcs. Our eventual champion positively glows by the end of her final lip sync, in a moment of triumph you wish all these global superstars could’ve gotten all season long. The episode is one of Global All…
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