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As DJ Khaled, noted LGBTIQ+ ally (by notion of being annoying, an important factor of queer culture), would say, “another one!”. All Stars 6 premiered with two episodes back-to-back, and they were simply just too jam-packed (not Jan-packed, she’s barely had screentime) for just one recap. Read E1’s? Great, let’s get Six-ening… again!
This week, our top 12 queens walk the runway for a Blue Ball, meaning we get 3 x 12 looks each. Thankfully, the way NSW Health releases its COVID19 numbers has really strengthened my arithmetic skills, so I can reveal that this episode features 36 runway looks (+1 for a reveal, +2 for the lip-syncs!).
In-between all of that, a few storylines began to form for the season, and we get a better idea of what queens the show is investing time and energy into. Most importantly, the show finally addressed its misuse of the term trade, as the queens agree that none of them possess the ‘air of danger’ it requires. If any of these queens are trade, then I do declare I am a bear. Rawr XD.
Before we get into the Ball, the queens reel from sending home Serena. Opening up the voting box, it’s revealed everyone but Serena herself voted for her — except for Yara, which means if she won the lip-sync, would have sent home Trinity. Yara strikes me as a strategic player, and she knows TKB is strong competition, even if she faltered in the first episode.
This week’s Blue Ball challenge is so big we have no time for a mini, so we’re straight into the thick of it. Each queen has prepared two looks — a ‘blue collar working woman’, and then a denim look, too. They also have to create a third blue look using unconventional materials provided, which instantly sends Jiggly off-balance.
Her baked-potato couture may be one of Drag Race‘s most memorable looks and she’s taken us to Saint Tropez and back, but she’s aiming for something a little less ‘you’re up for elimination’ this time. Ra’Jah is also a little nervous as she was eliminated after a sewing challenge, but as the talent quest showed, she knows her way around a Singer.
Jan’s also claiming a moment of rudemption for her Sports Ball look in S12, which, as the throwback footage shows, doesn’t need rudemption at all. Scarlet advises her to move on from the past, but Jan goes through with it anyway, and the payoff is negligible. It looks great, but the reference means nothing.
We’re only two episodes in, but I’m already sensing that Jan is again overthinking a lot of the competition — her song was filled with catchphrases and this week’s first runway was overthought to the point it barely connected to the theme. I suppose this is my way of saying I am not yet feeling the Jantasy, but remain open to the experience.
That tyre look is an abstraction of blue-collar, sure, but then Scarlet came along a few queens later with her wood-work look, which did the same kind of thing but much, much better. That denim star, though, is, as Nicole Kidman’s IMDB page would say, to die for.
The other queen who gets screentime in the werkroom is Yara, mainly because she’s mostly lazing around and telling people she’s so good she can sew without even looking. Via confessional, she says she’s just waiting to see what materials the girls discard, and then will put something together in no time and win another challenge. Bless her confidence, and may we all be so bold — even if it’s completely unwarranted, as the show (wrongfully) tries to make the case with Yara.
Make Big Freedia a permanent judge!
In front of Big Freedia and three other people, the queens showcase their looks. In the screenshots below, they read from left to right in the category order — first was blue-collar, then denim, then their werkroom creation. Let’s start with this week’s winner.
I knew Ra’Jah won it when Ru screamed “HATONWIG” with no pause between each word, but that final look is everything. The asymmetrical collar, the sleeves: the Ra’Jah O’Hara supremacy is here.
Yes! (I apologise for the low-res, this was a nightmare to collate)
Eureka! and Kylie Sonique round out the top three, which wouldn’t be my picks, but they’re certainly among the best. Eureka!’s an incredibly polished queen, and Kylie’s sense of style is ‘elevated early ’00s’, which is just a joy. That Xtina low-rise jeans look? Ugh.
Eureka! yelling through each lip-sync (and talent show performance) was so good.
Love? No, don’t be so silly: J’adore!
In Jared Richards’ Drag Race All Stars, Scarlet joins the top three for that gown, which she reveals on Instagram was made of sleeping bags, with manila folders and a wire dog chute for the shoulder. It looks like fabric: it’s bloody impressive.
The way the editors let Scarlet describe that middle look as a ‘love letter to queer America’ with absolutely no explanation… stoner-himbo rights!
The internet’s all about Jan’s looks too, but I’d edge Yara above her. Despite what the judges said, I fucking loved her porn-construction worker and low-rise faux-denim jeans looks. The final gown is a bit busy, I guess.
I’m sorry, but these are all amazing.
Despite getting next to no screentime this episode, Pandora really nailed this week — and with laugh-out-loud descriptions of her runway looks too. Other shout-outs: Ginger’s plumpers crack and Silky’s couch-padding jumpsuit.
From L to R: Norma in Twin Peaks, Jon-Benet Ramsey and a Drop Dead Gorgeous pageant contestant about to do their talent routine.
From L to R: #sp for Fergie’s overlooked song ‘M.I.L.F’, #sp for Orville Peck, and Silky returning from the store after buying things with her lucrative #sp deals.
When I close my eyes, I am plagued by visions of Ginger Minj’s butt contour.
This week’s bottom three — Jiggly, A’Keria and Yara — come under harsh judging, but it’s tough competition. I see how A’Keria’s boxy last look lands her there, but the panel’s comments on her first two looks as a “sexy welder who has their arm stuck in a pipe” and in a divine denim-atrix look are super nitpicky. It doesn’t bare well for her in coming episodes.
“Sexy welder with her arm stuck in a pipe” is drag created via a Cards Against Humanity round, but I’m for it.
Jiggly is an obvious bottom — and she also is up for elimination ahaha just a little sex joke :). Nothing quite works in her favour this week, especially her final look, which proves she hasn’t learned that sticking shit onto an outfit doesn’t make it better.
Who among us has not worn baggy blue jeans and a white t-shirt and thought we were serving?
As much as I’d love her, I’d be tempted to say TKB could’ve joined the bottom three in place of Yara, but her final look is stunning. It’s much more polished than what she’s bought from home here — maybe she thought those looks would be for a mini-challenge?
Guess this whole judging thing is harder than it looks, and Big Freedia and her fans put Yara and Jiggly up for elimination. Jiggly has a bit of a breakdown, which we see more of in Untucked. Remember this was made mid2020, an intense time in the US, between the pandemic and the use of police brutality against Black Lives Matter protestors. There’s a lot going on in these queens’ lives, and to finally get the call for All Stars, prepare for it ($$$), then face being eliminated two episodes in? It’d hurt a lot.
I really recommend Untucked this week, too. There’s a little drama when TKB misinterprets Scarlet and gets a little testy, then soon apologises. It mirrors the main episode’s opening, where TKB pretends to be offended that Yara would’ve sent her home. S6 Trinity would be upset, but she takes it in stride: it’s really nice to see how much more assured all these queens are. Little moments like that already make this season feel really special.
Ra’Jah absolutely kills the lipsync to Janet against Brooke Lynn Heights (remember, Ra’Jah sent three girls home before finally being eliminated), and it’s declared a tie. When all’s said and done, there’s only really one outcome — both lipsticks are revealed, and Jiggly was going home no matter the outcome. Even her best friend Ginger voted for her to go, an Untucked revelation that made me gasp like the basic gay I am.
Next week, the queens make commercials for a ‘side hustle’ in a branding challenge, and if you watch the preview again, the winner is accidentally revealed. Leave that with you.
RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 6 streams on Stan, with episodes arriving each Thursday 8pm AEST. España episodes arrive each Monday at 8am AEST.
Jared Richards is Junkee’s Drag Race recapper, and a freelance writer for The Guardian, NME, The Big Issue and more. Follow him on Twitter @jrdjms.
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