Place the Dolls [5] Trivia Quiz

"She's Roxxxy Andrews and she's here to make it clear!" Hailing from the Haus of Andrews, Roxxxy appeared on Season 5 after winning Miss Continental Plus 2010 and she quickly became a front-runner for her sewing capabilities. After managing to stave off elimination with her now-famous wig reveal during a Lip Sync for Your Life against Alyssa Edwards, she coasted into the finale, becoming join runner-up with Alaska after Jinkx Monsoon took the crown.

Roxxxy would return for "All Stars 2", managing to make it to the finale to be eliminated in fourth place. She would become runner-up, again, in "All Stars 9", earning $64,000 for the Miracle of Love charity.

A bit rough around the edges as a young drag queen, Adore Delano became a fan favourite when she hit the runway for the first time in 2014, rising through challenges due to her (at the very least) her charisma. Her rock-and-roll attitude and musicality helped pave the way to a win in 'Shade: The Rusical' (which included live singing) and a music video for the '90s-inspired "Oh No She Betta Don't!". She would runner-up in her season alongside Courtney Act.

Delano returned for "All Stars 2" but removed herself from the competition after one episode, feeling that she wasn't ready to take on the stress of the game at that time.

The winner of "RuPaul's Drag Race" Season 7, Violet Chachki was one of a handful of fashion-centric queens who dominated the 2015 cast, and despite what many perceived as a general coldness towards her competitors, she managed to avoid landing in the bottom and lip syncing until she performed an original song in the live finale.

Since the show, Violet has hosted podcasts with fellow "Drag Race" alumnus Gottmik, performed burlesque-inspired routines on tour, and released avant-garde electronic albums.

Naysha Lopez may have been eliminated more than most queens. First appearing in Season 8, the former Miss Continental was sent home in the premiere episode against Laila McQueen. When both Laila and Dax ExclamationPoint were eliminated in the second episode, however, Naysha was brought back to compete the next week. She would ultimately last until the fourth episode, landing in ninth place overall.

Naysha returned as a last-minute addition to "All Stars 8", this time being eliminated in the second episode on the group's vote (after Jimbo lost the lip sync to Lip Sync Assassin Pangina Heals).

A Broadway-driven queen from New York City, Alexis Michelle was the Snatch Game winner in Season 9, and managed to make it to the Top 5, getting cut after a lip sync against Peppermint in the home stretch of the competition. Alexis Michelle would return for "All Stars 8", proving herself to still have the emotionality (especially in "Untucked").

She would end up winning a design episode in her "All Stars" season, and the Lip Sync For Your Legacy to follow, but she would be eliminated by Jimbo the following week.

The fifth-place queen of Season 10, Miz Cracker was originally cast alongside eventual winner Aquaria, a fellow short, similar-looking New York City queen, and a good part of the season followed their innate rivalry. Cracker, however, managed to come out with what appeared to be more comedic chops. She never placed in the bottom until the second-to-last competitive episode in which she was beaten in a lip sync by Kameron Michaels.

Miz Cracker returned to the competition in "All Stars 5" during which she made it to the finale, losing out to Shea Couleé for the spot in the Drag Race Hall of Fame.

With a history of pageants for years before "Drag Race", (Dr., Rev.) Silky Nutmeg Ganache proved to be an unrefined Ru favourite early on despite what many regarded to be a larger-than-larger-than-life personality in Season 11. Despite butting heads with the other queens (and who didn't?), Silky managed to make her way into the finale, placing joint-third with Akeria C. Davenport.

Silky would return for "All Stars 6" and find herself eliminated early, but an unprecedented run of lip syncs nearly allowed her to return to the competition in full, giving her a Rudemption arc for the ages. Silky also competed in "Canada's Drag Race: Canada vs. the World" Season 1 where she was runner-up to fellow Season 11 sister Ra'Jah O'Hara.

A Season 12 queen originally from France but based, for the sake of the show, in New York City, Nicky Doll came into the game with an eye for fashion but turned out to get lost in translation amongst the other girls. It was because of this that she was eliminated against Heidi N Closet in a lip sync, leaving the show in eleventh place.

Two years after her season, Nicky Doll was picked up to become the host of "Drag Race France", a role she would hold for a number of seasons. With the heightened profile of drag in French entertainment, she and several contestants were key performers of the 2024 Olympics Opening Ceremony in Paris.

The show's first female-at-birth transgender contestant on "RuPaul's Drag Race", Gottmik arrived on the show during its notorious COVID-19 season, joining an intense cast of queens while never needing to lip sync for their life during the run of the show. A noted fashion queen with a costly design package for the runway, Mik would make it to the finale, topping out at third place.

Gottmik would return to the competition for "All Stars 9", raising $29,000 for Trans Lifeline. Off the show, they've commonly been seen in podcasts and public appearances with Violet Chachki.

One of the queens to walk away with the most wins in Season 14 (along with Lady Camden), Bosco claimed to be the 'demon queen' in her original season. Setting herself apart from the rest in the game itself, Bosco was the recipient of the Golden Chocolate Bar, enabling her to remain in the competition despite losing a lip sync against Jorgeous after the Rusical episode. She placed joint-third overall.

Bosco returned for the Tournament of Champions in "All Stars 10", becoming one of the queens to dominate her original heat. Between the two seasons, she started her transition.