Place the Dolls [3] Trivia Quiz

Though she originally appeared in Season 2 and was the first to be eliminated, Shangela returned for Season 3, making it all the way to fifth place and becoming a fan favourite in the process. She would subsequently return in "All Stars 3", steamrolling the competition until the finale when she was left out of the final two by the 'Jury of Her Queers' twist.

Off the show, Shangela has seen massive success, not only appearing in the film "A Star is Born"(2018), but being one of the three initial hosts of HBO's "We're Here" alongside Bob the Drag Queen and Eureka O'Hara.

You CAN call her Jiggly. This Season 4 queen, known early on for her post-apocalyptic baked potato couture, proved to be a contender by placing in the bottom two three separate times during her original season (surviving twice). She would subsequently return in "All Stars 6", and though she was eliminated from the season quite early on, she would remain a critical part of the "Drag Race" family by becoming a key member of the judging panel for "Drag Race Philippines" in 2022.

Jiggly also had a recurring role on the Ryan Murphy FX TV show "Pose", playing Veronica Ferocity in several episodes.

The winner of Season 5, Seattle queen Jinkx Monsoon was considered the underdog up against the queens of Rolaskatox but they managed to lean on her charisma to take the crown. They would subsequently return for the All-Winners season, "All Stars 7", where they would be crowned 'Queen of All Queens'.

Jinkx has also had a massively successful career off "Drag Race", not only headlining solo and group tours (alongside Bendelacreme), but performing on Broadway as Mama Morton in "Chicago" and becoming a featured actor in the long-running UK TV show "Doctor Who".

Although directly in the middle of a great deal of drama throughout the first half of Season 6, Laganja Estranja was an eccentric character for the ages, performing in couple of lip syncs in her run on the show and being known for "feeling very attacked" during "Untucked". Though the filming of the show would have a great effect on her mental health, her return as a Lip Sync Assassin during the filming of "All Stars 6" led to a major resurgence in her popularity (as she faced off against Season 6 sister Trinity K Bonet).

Off the show, Laganja pushed into a massively successful career in the arts, especially in dance and choreography. Her work with some of the other queens from across the series has appeared in numerous music videos-- Trixie Mattel's "Hello Hello" being one of them.

The co-runner-up of Season 7 alongside Pearl, Ginger Minj (the self-proclaimed 'Glamour Toad') was considered an all-around threat in not only her original season, but her subsequent appearances in both "All Stars 2" and "All Stars 6". Though she was eliminated in the third episode of "All Stars 2", she managed to make it into the finals again for "All Stars 6", acting as runner-up again, though this time to Kylie Sonique Love.

Off the show, Ginger Minj is a performer through and through having released a number of albums, acted in several stage productions, and appeared in movies like "Hocus Pocus 2" and "Dumplin''.

One of the many New York queens to come out of Season 8, Thorgy Thor had a playful rivalry with inevitable winner Bob the Drag Queen during her original season that was made complicated by the fact that Thorgy never ranked higher than safe in any main challenge until her elimination (in sixth). Thorgy would return in "All Stars 3", placing tenth.

Despite the awkward showing on the show proper, Thorgy is a unique performer off TV, not only performing the violin onstage, but being known for conducting orchestras as part of her 'Thorgy and the Thorchestra' project. She also joined Bebe Zahara Benet, Jujubee, and Alexis Michelle as a host of "Dragnificent!" on TLC.

Considered a frontrunner in her original season, Shea Couleé ended up making it to the finale only to lose out in a lip sync battle against eventual winner Sasha Velour, who used a show-stopping reveal involving rose petals to wow the audience and secure her spot in the final round. Couleé would return to win "All Stars 5" and then return once more for the All Winners season ("All Stars 7") where she would make it to the semi-finals.

Besides "Drag Race", Shea Couleé also has an accomplished career appearing as a runway model for Rihanna's Savage X Fenty Fashion Show, releasing several albums, and being affiliated with the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Darnell Wade, better known as Shade, is inspired by Shea.

Already a contender in Season 10, managing to make it to sixth place in her original run but getting knocked out in the makeover challenge, Monét X Change returned in "All Stars 4" to become joint-winner with Season 9's Trinity the Tuck, becoming the first black "All Stars" winner. She would join her twinner Queen in "All Stars 7" (All-Winners) and be runner-up to Jinkx Monsoon.

Monét is also known for being the drag sister of Bob the Drag Queen with the pair co-hosting "Sibling Rivalry" and being individual hosts of "The Pit Stop". Monét also hosted her own New York City talk show, "The X Change Rate" for several years and is classically-trained in opera singing.

Though controversial for her attitude and abrasiveness in Season 11 (in a cast that, famously, did not get along), Ra'Jah O'Hara came back to "All Stars 6" with a glow up, approaching the competition with a new attitude and becoming a fan favourite. Not only did she manage to avoid the bottom on most episodes, but she made it to the finale, being a co-runner-up while Kylie Sonique Love was crowned. Ra'Jah would return once again for "Canada vs.

The World", winning out over Silky Nutmeg Ganache to receive her crown.

The sixth-place contestant and Miss Congeniality of Season 12, Heidi N Closet entered the competition as a young queen from the nowhere town of Ramseur, North Carolina, and though she didn't have expensive drag (or a name that RuPaul liked), she managed to rise to the top on sheer charisma and talent, maintaining her standing amongst the other girls until she was beaten in her fourth lip sync against Jaida Essence Hall (the eventual winner).

Heidi would return to the competition in "All Stars 8" but would withdraw from the competition midway through citing mental health strain.