The girls exhale after facing Fux and the jury for the first time. They talk about the experience and their emotional fates that form the basis of their catwalk looks.

The second week of Drag Race Sweden is over and the competition is starting to really come into its own. The girls who have ended up at the bottom begin to realize the seriousness and cannot hold back their emotions. In addition, Tone Sekelius visits the drug cabin and has an emotional conversation with Endigo about identity.

A warning for viewers with weak nerves: at this week's delicious tea party, the scalpels come out and the queens dissect each other's looks. Admira Thunderpussy reveals her new Drag Race plan and couture icon Fredrik Robertsson visits the queens.

How do the queens rank their own Snatch Game performance? Why is Imaa Queen worried about upcoming challenges? The competition is taking its toll. Judges Arantxa Alvarez and Omar Rudberg stop by to talk fashion, botox and of course, Young Royals.

It’s question time in the Werk Room, and the queens take turns answering Elecktra's questions. In a never-before-seen clip, Admira opens up about the pain, anger and grief after her boyfriend committed suicide. Queen of Eurovision Song Contest, Loreen, visits and gives extra love to one of the contestants.

The dream sisters sum up their experience and one thing is for sure: they want to do drag again! The queens have an honest conversation about how their own prejudices have been tested during the week. Icona Pop's Caroline Hjelt pops by and spills the tea on how she became Caroline of House of Xtravaganza and about the drama that happened when the duo performed on America's Got Talent.

Everyone wants to go on to the finale, and the girls are excited about the tough acting challenge. Elecktra talks about her dyslexia and how drag is a sanctuary where it doesn’t matter. Vanity talks about her catastrophic thinking that made her cry every night, and Admira reveals which of the other queens she wants to marry. Shima Niavarani visits.