RuPaul Drag Race Season 15 – “Two Queens, One Joke”

Although the queens conduct stand-up comedy in couples, there is occasionally drama due to an irregular number of queens. Guest evaluators include comedian Ali Wong (Ali Wong: Baby Cobra).

They received a mini challenge this week, which was enjoyable; it’s a vogue ball, which the show hasn’t featured as a task since season one, though they frequently draw influence from ballroom and songs like “Paris is Burning” in particular.

RuPaul arrives to welcome the judges, Michelle, Ts Madison, as well as Ali Wong, and present the Bubly Comedy Festival while sporting a mini dress reminiscent of Paco Rabanne and a thick blonde mane. Marcia’s routine is rather boring despite the show’s fantastic premise that it compares Marcia’s experience to puberty. With well-paced and organized jokes, Loosey and Luxx perform significantly better.

They demonstrate the value of having a companion to bounce ideas off of. With Anetra and Sasha’s awkward dynamic, it is difficult to see the advantages of working with a partner. It appears as though they were attempting to combine several disparate ideas. Salina and Mistress conclude the performance.

For a brief time, all the competitors stay on stage to receive feedback. It is evident from the task that Loosey and Luxx are at the top, Mistress and Salina are in the middle, and Marica, Anetra, and Sasha are at the bottom.

Regarding the runway, everyone receives positive feedback from the evaluators, except for Marcia and Salina.

Loosey and Luxx receive a double victory from the judges, which is just. Giving Luxx the victory on her own and waiting to see how Loosey reacted might have been a more erratic decision. Mistress and Salina are secure. Marcia, Anetra, and Sasha, who finished first in the season, make up the lowest three.