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Drag Race Germany is a German reality competition series, based on the original American series, RuPaul's Drag Race. The series is broadcast on MTV and Paramount+ in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland and on WOW Presents Plus internationally.
Seasons & Episode
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Episode 1 - Willkommen in Deutschland
September. 05,2023
11 drag queens celebrate the start of Drag Race Germany with host Barbie Breakout and the resident judges: Gianni Jovanovic and Dianne Brill. Rapper Shirin David guest judges.
Episode 2 - Fetish
September. 12,2023
The second episode gets funny and sexy! After the Lip Sync battle, the first queen is eliminated.
Episode 3 - Dragort: The Rusical
September. 19,2023
The queens sing and dance for all they're worth in "Dragort" - the crime Rusical. Then on the runway, they present "Glitter-Party" looks.
Episode 4 - Funny Shops
September. 26,2023
There are a lot of reads in the mini-challenge, and 1,000 Angela Merkel looks on the runway.
Episode 5 - Barbie Salesh
October. 03,2023
The queens guess terms in "Drag Zack Zack", and the theme of the runway is "Rave Parade". The goodbye message on the mirror from the eliminated queen leaves a special mark.
Episode 6 - Snatch Game
October. 10,2023
The queens compete in a makeup mini challenge and play the Snatch Game. Dinner is served on the runway.
Episode 7 - Poor But Sexy
October. 17,2023
The queens create a rock star groupie look out of trash for the German Ball.
Episode 8 - Comedy Roast
October. 24,2023
The queens compete in a comedy roast and hairy affairs are on display.
Episode 9 - Web Show
October. 31,2023
The queens star in web shows and then present themselves as opera divas on the runway.
Episode 10 - Dirndl Makeover
November. 07,2023
The remaining queens give four superfans a drag-tastic dirndl makeover, and it will determine who makes it into the finals.
Episode 11 - The Reunion
November. 14,2023
The queens return to talk about the special moments and emotional highlights of the show.
Episode 12 - Grand Finale
November. 21,2023
The last three queens fight for the crown and the 100,000 Euro prize by performing RuPaul's hit song "Call Me Mother" and showing off their best looks on the runway.
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