Place the Dolls [6] Trivia Quiz

The winner of Season 6, Bianca Del Rio was known for her wit and her boat-neck dresses (which, as she would be quick to point out, were cowl-necks) and in a season with big personalities, hers rose to the top. Bianca never placed in the bottom in her season and, as such, never lip synced during her time on the show, handily winning the crown and title over Adore Delano and Courtney Act in the finale.

Off the show, Bianca is known for her comedy tours and her New York-based act with Lady Bunny. She's best known as a host, especially for queer productions and online shows, and has, on occasion, hosted "Werq the World".

A comedienne and noteworthy California drag queen, Jasmine Masters found viral fame with a short video online in which she lost an earring and gave the immortal soundbyte "And I... OOP!" But before that, Jasmine was one of the contestants on Season 7 of the show, lasting three episodes before losing a lip sync against the Dancing Diva herself, Kennedy Davenport. The elimination came at a particularly noteworthy time as it coincided with the 'Shakesqueer' challenge, regarded as one of the most difficult acting challenges of the show.

Jasmine returned to the competition in "All Stars 4" but was eliminated in the first episode by Trinity the Tuck.

Chi Chi DeVayne appeared as a fan favourite in Season 8 when, facing off against queens with stronger garments and more money in her pocket, her personality helped her pass through the stages of the competition unscathed. Chi Chi would be eliminated just before the finale, placing fourth as the finalists moved to the live portion of the show.

Chi Chi would return to the competition for "All Stars 3" only a few years later, finishing that competition in eighth place. Unfortunately, Chi Chi passed away in 2020 due to complications that arose from kidney failure brought on by scleroderma.

The first queen out in Season 9, Jaymes Mansfield only lasted two episodes before being sent home in her original season. This being said, the famous wig stylist and YouTube personality returned to the game for "All Stars 8", easily coasting past an early elimination to reach seventh place out of twelve queens.

In addition, both Jaymes and competitor Lala Ri went head-to-head in the Fame Games Variety Extravaganza with each of them winning points to go towards a Queen of the Fame Games prize. Ultimately Lala won this title.

'The Queen of the Party', Mayhem Miller was a Los Angeles mainstay before her stint on "Drag Race", and when she arrived to Season 10 she was an early front-runner. She would, however, start fumbling out the gate, getting herself eliminated in tenth place during her debut season.

She would fare better in "All Stars 5" (partly because there were only ten queens). After a poor talent show showing, she would make it to seventh place in this season, even contributing an eliminating vote to herself, making a rare unanimous vote.

Mayhem returned to the competition for the second season of "RuPaul's Drag Race: UK vs. the World". She went home in the first episode this time, fumbling once again during the talent show.

'Miss Vanjie' herself (or just 'Vanjie'), Vanessa Vanjie Mateo arrived to Season 10 to start, but was eliminated in the very first episode, managing to leave on such a viral exit line that she was brought back to the competition for Rudemption in Season 11. This time she fared much better, making it to fifth place and developing a showmance with runner-up Brooke Lynn Hytes.

Vanjie not only returned to become a finalist in "All Stars 9" (winning $31,500 for the ASPCA), but has featured in "RuPaul's Drag Race: Vegas Revue" as one of the featured Vegas performers.

Also known as Jan Sport off the show, Jan stepped into Season 12 with both theatricality and musicality and proceeded through the competition in safe standings until her elimination in eighth place (after eight episodes) when she was sent home by Widow Von'Du.

Jan would return to the competition soon after for "All Stars 6", this time improving upon her standing by getting sent home in seventh place, but finding redemption by winning the season's Rusical. In a surprise ending, she would get sent home on the back of a tie vote, leaving the sole responsibility of elimination in the hands of tiebreaker Trinity K. Bonet.

The winner of both Miss Congeniality and the Golden Boot Award for Season 13, LaLa Ri was known for her astounding charisma on the main stage and her lip sync talents, knocking out queens through sheer force in the early rounds of this COVID-19-affected year of the show. Most notably, LaLa walked the runway in what's commonly regarded as one of the worst design looks of all time, a corset with paper gift bags glued on, and survived the subsequent lip sync to send Joey Jay home. She placed tenth in her original season.

LaLa would return to the show for "All Stars 8", inevitably going home in fifth place while also becoming the Queen of the Fame Games, winning a $60,000 USD prize in the finale.

A queen known for her dancing threat on the main stage, Jasmine Kennedie faced a rare five instances of being in the the bottom two during her time on Season 14. She managed to lip sync her way to an eighth place finish when all was said and done, going home when she and six other queens were forced to participate in a LaLaPaRUza Smackdown, a punishment for the widespread flopping that occurred in this season's Snatch Game.

Besides getting into fights with fellow contestants on "Untucked", Jasmine notably came out as trans while filming the show; she was one of nearly half-a-dozen queens on her season to do so during or after filming.

The Goddess herself, and the winner of Season 15, Sasha Colby (of the House of Colby) was the first openly-trans winner of "RuPaul's Drag Race", becoming one of the more popular ambassadors of drag as a result. During her season, Sasha never placed in the bottom, seemingly coasting her way to a victory in the finale against Anetra. From the first episode, fellow competitors referred to the season as the 'Sasha Colby Meet & Greet'.

Also a former Miss Continental winner, Sasha Colby has had a history of dramatic performances, especially with Sasha Velour's "Nightgowns" productions. She's commonly regarded as "your favourite drag queen's favourite drag queen"-- a sentiment she expressed on the show.