Place the Dolls [4] Trivia Quiz

"Large and in charge, chunky yet funky," Latrice Royale came into the competition in the show's fourth season and proved herself to be a fan favourite out the gate, winning several challenges before appearing in the bottom three times in a row and leaving the season in fourth place, just shy of the finale.

Latrice would return several times over, joining a team with Manila Luzon for "All Stars 1", then returning alongside her in "All Stars 4" where she was eliminated in 7th, won her way back into the competition, and ended up leaving in fifth place overall.

Perhaps one of the more celebrated winners of "Drag Race" herstory, Alaska entered Season 5 as, then, the boyfriend of Season 4 winner Sharon Needles and spent much of her season establishing her own eccentric identity. She managed to do this while getting to the finale without a single lip sync for her life though she lost out to inevitable winner Jinkx Monsoon.

Alaska would return with "All Stars 2", rejoining her Ro-laska-tox sisters to make it to the finale and, this time, clinch the win as the second queen to enter the Drag Race Hall of Fame.

Off the show, Alaska is a multi-album recording artist known for her drag and club-ready tracks. She also wrote, directed, and starred in the Off-Broadway show "Drag: The Musical".

Hailing from Florida, Trinity K. Bonet was known for her success in the pageant scene before heading to "RuPaul's Drag Race" for its sixth season, and in a field of strong personalities, she stood out for her extreme capabilities in lip synching (amongst other things). Trinity would place seventh in her original season, lip synching three times before being sent home by runner-up Adore Delano to Paula Abdul's "Vibeology".

Trinity would return to the competition for "All Stars 6", this time making it to the finale's door and getting sent home in fifth place, but not before being a front-runner with two wins under her belt. She would be eliminated by Eureka! after her return to the competition.

The Dancing Diva of Texas, Kennedy Davenport graced the competition in Season 7, providing not only tightly-performed lip syncs, but unexpected comedy chops. Though she placed in the bottom twice, Kennedy won two challenges and advanced to the semi-finals, only to be eliminated in fourth place, just before the finale.

Kennedy would return to the competition in "All Stars 3", this time making it to the finale and the final lip sync by jury vote. She would runner-up to Season 7 sister Trixie Mattel. She would return yet again in "Canada's Drag Race: Canada vs. the World" Season 2, this time landing in joint-third place with Cheryl from "Drag Race UK".

The 100th queen to enter the workroom, entering the competition at the start of Season 8, Derrick Barry was known for her Britney Spears impersonation, which had already gotten her fame and work in the Las Vegas drag scene. Much of her story arc in Season 8 revolved around her breaking free of the Britney box, and in doing so she created a great amount of friction between herself and eventual winner Bob the Drag Queen, who she would lose a lip sync to resulting in her fifth place standing.

Derrick Barry returned for "All Stars 5", but was sent home in the premiere episode by group vote after the Lip Sync Assassin (Yvie Oddly) won against India Ferrah. She placed tenth on this occasion.

Originally coming into the competition as Trinity Taylor, this contestant leveraged her significant pageant background while opening herself up to more careless humour as Season 9 progressed, making more fun of herself as the competition unfolded. The result was a top-four placement that saw her losing a semifinal lip sync to Peppermint.

Trinity would return for "All Stars 4", becoming an eventual co-winner with Season 10's Monét X Change. Both of them would end up returning, again, for "All Stars 7", the All-Winners season, and both of them would end up in the top four, battling it out for the ultimate prize in another lip sync smackdown. Trinity would receive joint third place with Season 9 sister Shea Couleé.

The 'bodybuilder Barbie' of Season 10, Kameron Michaels came into the competition with unexpected resilience and, to the judges' admission, a strong runway package. Flying under the radar until halfway through the competition, Michaels only won the season's Rusical before having a string of bottom placements, all of which led to her labeling as a lip sync assassin (she would send home both Monét X Change and Miz Cracker. She also managed to eke her way into the finale, beating Asia O'Hara in a devastating lip sync before facing both Aquaria and Eureka O'Hara in a lip sync for the crown. She would end up being joint runner-up.

After her time on the show, Michaels would become a long-term member of "RuPaul's Drag Race Live!" in Las Vegas, starring in the accompanying VH1 miniseries, "RuPaul's Drag Race: Vegas Revue".

The Miss Congeniality winner of Season 11, Nina West used comedy, camp, and theatrics to maintain her strong standing in her season, but brought herself down with design challenges on more than one occasion, the last of which led to an issue when, after the makeover challenge, she and Silky Nutmeg Ganache, forced to Lip Sync for their Lives, left RuPaul with an underwhelmed "meh". Nina was eliminated from her original season in sixth place.

She would subsequently return for "All Stars 9", joining seven other queens in a competition for charity, winning $11,500 USD for The Trevor Project and placing joint-fourth with four of her fellow queens.

A preeminent fashion and design queen leading the pack in Season 12, Gigi Goode started her season strong but, according to the judges, appeared to plateau too early. She never placed in the bottom two during her season and, as such, never lip synced until the finale which, airing in 2020, was done live, online, during COVID-19. Gigi Goode would ultimately land as a joint runner-up with Crystal Methyd while Jaida Essence Hall took the crown.

A member of the House of Avalon, Goode would become a major figure associated with later drag queens, including drag sister Symone, who would win Season 13. Less than a year after her season aired, Goode would also start hormone therapy for her transition, being one of many early queens to do this publicly and helping lead to more open casting in subsequent years.

One of the series' many intentional villains, Kandy Muse came into Season 13 with one of the more abrasive attitudes of the bunch (and there were a few!). Part of the initial winning group in the season's premiere, Kandy would place in the bottom three separate times, even being saved by RuPaul directly after a lip sync loss against Symone. Ultimately she'd make it to the finale, placing second in the season.

Kandy would return to the show in "All Stars 8", once again placing as runner-up, this time against Jimbo. After this she would become a contestant on the E! reality TV show "House of Villains", placing sixth.