- ♪ MTV ♪
- So good to be back, baby.
- I hope these girls are ready.
- This is greater than just me.
- Honey, I'm ready to turn it.
- For charity, bitch!
- This is "All Stars: Untucked,"
backstage of the competition,
where legendary queens return to snatch a spot
in the "Drag Race" Hall of Fame.
This season, they're doing it for charity.
And, baby, if you're not watching
"All Stars: Untucked,"
you're only getting half the story.
- Prep "Untucked" cameras on the main stage.
- Thank you, queens.
I think we've heard enough.
While you untuck backstage,
the judges and I will deliberate.
You may leave the stage.
- Thank you.
- Yes!
You did it, girl!
- That was so much fun.
I can't believe it.
- I feel really good about this one.
I feel like we have a chance to win.
I feel good about our team.
I feel good about our girl group.
Never won a challenge.
So I need to win a challenge
because you don't want people to think,
oh, the badge you got is handed to you.
I don't want to continue a handout situation.
I want to win. I want to lip-sync.
I want to twirl.
- Yes! - Yes!
- Meow! Meow!
- I definitely do think we have a good chance
to win this week because our group is so fucking fierce.
Even though I won't be able to win the badge
because I'm cut off this week, I could still
win money for my charity.
And that will be gaggy, right?
- You were so good. Great job.
Thank you. Thank you. - That was fun.
- The makeover challenge is the challenge
that I went home on on my season.
But our group's critiques sounded super solid.
I think we have a really good chance of winning this week.
We'll see how this goes.
[upbeat music]
- Send the queens in 3, 2, 1.
- Whoo-whee!
both: Whoo-whee! - Let's do it.
Oh, I need me a cocktail.
- Where do you want to sit?
- Wherever you want me to.
- Oh, my God.
- The firefighters are joining us in "Untucked" today.
Girl, I'm crushing on anything with a heartbeat these days.
I just need these gorgeous men in my life.
- Cheers, everyone. You did it!
all: Cheers!
- Here's to the real-life heroes in the room.
We love you guys. - Right!
- Yes. - Yes!
- So I want to toast to all the drag queens
for being unapologetically you guys
because you guys are the heroes to so many others.
And they look up to you.
So keep doing what you're doing.
- Thank you, Valerie. - Thank you, Miss Valerie.
- Cheers, ladies.
- Thank y'all for making this so fun.
- Literally the funnest challenge that I ever done
in "Drag Race" history ever.
- Did all the firefighters have fun?
- We did. - Yes, yes.
I'm glad this was the way to do drag for the first time.
- Yeah. - There's a way to do it.
If you're going to do it--
- No better stage.
- This is that kind of episode
that when you watch, it's like--
- That feels episode. - Really?
You're catching feelings?
- Catching myself feeling my arm
that don't got hair no more.
- Oh! - Ooh.
- And how long is it going to take to grow my eyebrows back?
[laughter and cheering]
- You should have asked that question
before you shaved them off.
- How would you feel about getting your eyebrows shaved?
- Let's do it. - You'll do it?
- [screams] - You'll do it, for real?
- I'm here. - Oh, my God.
- I'm here for it all.
- Oh, my God.
You are here to commit.
- And then I had to scoop.
- Yes, I had taught him how to scoop.
Hold it between your legs. - From behind.
- Not a real tuck, but, like--
- A meaty. - A meaty.
A fatty.
You represent for the fat pussy bitches.
- If the four firefighters made a supergroup,
what would their group be called?
- Ooh.
- No soul can clock.
[laughter]
- Bitch, the fact that y'all said that
and the whole panel of judges
just failed the fuck out--
- They told me that no soul can clock.
[laughter]
- They knew exactly what we were talking about.
- They knew exactly what the reference was, mama.
- ♪ Not a soul can clock ♪
♪ Not a soul can clock ♪
- Monica Beverly Hillz is such a legend.
- An icon. - An icon, bitch.
[laughter]
- Like, which group do we think is in the top?
- We know who is in the top.
- Are we talking about groups or individuals?
- No. Well, actually, we don't know.
- Like, no tea, but, like, if we're talking about tops,
I definitely feel like our group--
like, the teamwork that we put behind it
was, like, amazing and so easy to work with.
- We wrote the fuck out of this song.
- We ate this fucking song. - Yes.
- ♪ Meow Meow Mixxx about to get turnt ♪
- ♪ From Hotlanta to LA ♪
♪ Sophisticated, but I came to slay ♪
- It's one of those "Drag Race" songs
that you'll be playing over and over again in the car.
And it's like, why am I listening to this?
But it's so good. You know what I mean?
It honestly felt so good, like, you know,
doing this with my sister and meeting Andre, too,
Miss Angelique.
And honestly, you just made the job,
like, so much more easier.
- I loved the references.
I thought your choreography was really cute.
Angelique, you can dance.
- I thought y'all got just as amazing critiques, too.
- No, yeah. I think we got good critiques.
And we--I just can't believe how we found
a middle ground between us.
It was just crazy, us together. - But you found it.
- I would have never imagined seeing you in this.
- Me either. [laughter]
- I thought you kids were so cute and so fun.
You're all different sizes, shapes, and colors.
And that's the beauty of it.
It still somehow works.
- I definitely have stepped out of my comfort zone a lot.
This is probably the most femme little artistry girliana
you'll ever see me in your life.
So take it in, ladies.
- I felt like we got sickening critiques, bomb.com.
- By the time you got to the musical number,
you poured gasoline on your drag.
- For someone who is not in this world and someone
who's not used to any of this--
well, none of y'all are used to this--
I was really happy.
And thank you for turning it.
How did y'all feel about your critiques?
- We did it. - Yeah.
- And we looked amazing doing it.
- Y'all wrote a bad line, the hissin' while I'm pissin'.
all: ♪ Hissin' while I'm pissin' ♪
- I mean, I want to say, Chanel laid her foot in your face.
- You look gorgeous.
The paint is gorgeous.
Who did it? Chanel.
I mean, your paint is always next level.
And it looked beautiful on her.
- I never expected you to look the way you look right now.
Chanel, you turnt...
- Turnt. - Turnt.
- Him. - Turnt.
- Y'all do get $1,000 for your charities.
- Yeah, that's sickening.
- That's a surprise, like a cherry on top.
- Do you know who you want to donate to?
- I'm thinking about it.
I like ZAMI NOBLA.
They do housing for LGBT lesbian women.
And then I'm also thinking about maybe
the Fire Foundation, our Fire Foundation.
- Oh, that's perfect.
- So I got to-- I got to think through it.
- What about you, Val?
- One of the ones that I possibly will do
is Childhood Cancer Awareness because my daughter
is an ovarian cancer survivor at the age of 15.
- One of your children?
- My daughter, my oldest. - Wow.
- Well, she's great now.
She's been in remission for seven years,
so officially cancer free.
- What? - Amazing.
- What about you, Gorgey?
- Oh, I already have a charity.
My firefighter calendar for the state
raises money for Children's Hospital
to send kids to burn camp, basically.
So if any of y'all want a calendar that's signed
by Mr. June himself, you know-- - Oh!
- I want one. - I have that available.
- You're June? - I am Mr. June.
- You're Pride Month? - I am Pride Month.
- Put me down. I want one.
- I'll buy a calendar.
- Bradley, what about you?
- I'll donate my $1,000 to your charity.
- $1,000 worth of calendars?
- I want a go. [laughter]
- I will say, when everybody walked in, I was like,
oh, this is exactly what we needed at the right time.
- Right.
Does anyone have a crush on anybody in the room?
- Jorgeous? - Wait a minute.
- Jorgeous? - Oh, she's saying...
- Uh-oh. Uh-oh. - OK, so when y'all walked in,
all of y'all looked good as fuck.
My favorite was Bradley over there.
I said--when he walked in, I said, oh, my God,
it's been too long since I've seen an actual man.
[laughter]
And then he hugged us.
I was like, oh.
Bradley, thank you.
Oh, I needed that.
- Nina, do you have a crush?
- No, I don't.
- Oh. - Wow.
- Don't yell. Oh, my God.
- OK. Shit. - Oh, my God.
[romantic music]
- He's so sweet and so, so, so dreamy.
- Nina?
- Ooh!
- Girl, fuck. [laughs]
- I won't necessarily call it a crush.
But, bitch, right now, at this moment, bitch,
I cannot stop looking at you.
Like, your mug--you!
Your mug is--oh, my God, bitch.
I just keep, like, damn!
- It's damn. - Like, you are gorgeous.
Oh!
Bitch, I'll be talking.
I be like this.
[laughter]
- Flutter the eyelashes a bit.
- You can flutter them all you want.
I ain't gonna stop you.
[laughter] - Oh, my God!
- I think all of the firefighters are cute.
The single woman in me is kind of crushing.
So I got to reel in my emotions
and calm my hormones down.
I'm here to win.
Like, that's it.
This is business, not pleasure.
[slurps]
- Girl!
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hey! - Where's the party at?
- What's up, bitches? - Hey!
- Where's the party?
- What's up, y'all? - What's up?
- I love the Brothers Osborne.
They're both so funny and charming and handsome.
- How are you? You look so good.
- Thank you.
- I'm thrilled they're here.
- Welcome, guys, to "Untucked."
- Yeah! - Welcome!
- Well, I expected to come back here and see some wigs
coming off or something like--
- Nope! Not yet!
- I was like, this season's all about positivity.
And I was like, shit.
[laughter]
- Now you want to read us. - Yeah.
I was like, all right, so who's the bitch?
Let's hear it.
[laughter and cheering]
- Who do you think? - Stir the pot.
Stir the pot. - Who do I think?
- Who do you think?
- No comment. - No comment.
- So our uncle's a fireman.
Our cousin's also a fireman.
And you couldn't pay them a million fucking dollars
to go on that stage.
So the fact that y'all did that is amazing to me.
I loved it. I thought that was awesome.
[applause]
Yeah, so I applaud all of you.
- Seeing as--you know, in the line of work
that y'all are in, do you feel that being that it,
in many ways, is kind of
a heteronormative type of society,
that y'all could get any type of, like, clapback
from being in a "gay-themed" type of show?
Did you think about the way, maybe,
some of your colleagues, coworkers, people would think?
- Well, I mean, yes.
But, you know, I would say-- we get asked all the time
when we felt like we have made it.
And I always say the first time I felt like
I made it is when we got haters.
So I feel like
if you're doing that, you're doing something.
You're changing the game.
I'm a gay man. And that was a big thing.
But I think what's weird is that people know that,
but they don't want me to talk about it, you know?
They're like, "We know. No one cares."
And I hear this a lot. And I kind of--
- So you are a gay man? - I am. Oh, yeah.
- Well, first of all, he's fine.
So him coming to "Untucked," I was excited.
Then I found out he plays for our team.
Now he's sharing our story.
I'm like, we can get married now.
- You're so hot. Please call me after this.
[laughter]
I'm dying right now! Oh, my God!
- My partner's a huge fan of yours, by the way.
- Just kidding about that one.
[laughter]
- No, but to your point, so people don't want me
to talk about that very much.
And at first, when I first came out,
I didn't think I wanted to talk about it at all.
And then I realized the importance of talking about it
and having the visibility of that.
And for all the people that say they don't care
or "No one cares, stop talking about it," I'm like, well,
you clearly care because you're aggravated
that I'm talking about it.
And so it just shows that it is super important to see that.
So for us to be in country music,
which is very, very masculine,
and to have people see guys that can come in here
and be comfortable, hopefully two things happen,
that it at least opens someone's mind
or challenges their thinking and has them
be more open and accepting, but also,
for those who have that in them and they are
afraid to show that, which is the importance with you all
coming here and doing what you've done,
to give people that feeling of it's safe to be who you are.
And I think that's something all of y'all do, really.
I mean, honestly, it's one of my favorite parts
of the show is to watch people come in
and just really be themselves.
To me, it speaks volumes for how powerful this is.
It's incredibly, incredibly inspiring.
- There is, you know, a thing at some point in your life is--
you know, when you're young, you really care
about what everyone thinks.
And the second you stop,
everything just opens up after that.
And it takes like a lot of courage
for the firefighters to get up.
But also, it takes a lot of courage for all you queens to--
at some point in your life, you had to make
a definitive decision.
This is who I am. And this is what I want to be.
And fuck anyone who has something to say about it.
And I think that you said something earlier
that I thought was really cool.
- So, Natasha, what do you think your fellow firefighters
would think of this look?
- The opinions of the ones that I would care about
would love it. - Aww.
- And then the ones who would have a negative opinion,
I don't--I don't hear it.
- That's kind of how we are in our genre as well.
I mean, it's all fear based.
They're afraid of things they're unfamiliar with.
It's what it boils down to.
But you've got to stop giving a shit, you know?
And you guys don't give a shit.
And I love that. - Uh-uh, turn around.
We don't want you in.
- I gotta take John and TJ back to the main stage.
Gentlemen, please follow me.
- Anyhow, so lovely seeing y'all.
- Thank you all for allowing us to come and hang.
- See y'all.
Love y'all. Take care.
- You guys know that I've done wildland firefighting.
- Yeah.
- But I have other skills that I may have mentioned,
some of you might know about.
So these are some things I made.
- Aww! - Aww!
- [screams] - That's a butterfly one.
This is a pussy on fire.
- ♪ Pussy on fire ♪
- After this, I'll be taking requests as well.
- Firefighter, balloon artist, and drag queen, bitch.
- The monkey's one of my favorites.
I think a monkey-- - That's a monkey!
I love monkeys! - Let me strap up.
Let me strap up.
[laughter and yelling]
- Put them rubbers on! Put them rubbers on!
- Did you teach yourself how to do this?
- You know, it took me months and months of practice
and popping balloons.
But, like drag, if you want to be good at anything,
you need to have somebody teach you.
Do your research. But you need to practice.
- Like sucking a dick.
You got to practice.
- Sucking a dick. - Well, for anything.
Sucking a dick or eating a cootie--
eating a coochie, too.
- That's true. That's true. - It's an art.
- What you want?
What you want? We taking orders.
What do you want?
I'll be your manager. What you want?
We got monkeys.
We got cats. We got dogs. We got--
- Ah! - ASPCA.
We gonna hustle.
I felt like I'm at a restaurant,
one of them chain ones.
And I get the blue animal.
And this is nice for him.
And he made me not like the standard dog.
He went in, trees and shit.
- I'll get Jorgeous next.
- Oh, really? - Oh.
- I'll tell you what she want.
It ain't no balloon. [laughter]
- It's a teddy bear.
- It's a teddy bear! [all shouting]
- Oh, now you done fucking up now!
Now--and now it's-- now you sealed the deal.
When's the wedding? - Is that for Jorgeous?
- I feel like I am at Santa Monica Pier
with Firefighter Bradley making us some balloon animals.
And he's so excited to do it.
There's a magic here at "Drag Race."
And there feels like there's an extra special magic tonight
on "Untucked" because these firefighters are here,
sharing their time with us.
- Oh, my God, I didn't know it was my birthday!
- Queens, 15 minutes to the main stage.
- Oh, my God, Bradley!
- Firefighters, you're going to stay here and relax and untuck.
- Bradley, we love you!
- Get out of here! We don't want you here!
- And please, if you want to change, now's the time.
- Get out!
- The firefighters being here
have definitely been the perfect distraction.
Because everything's at stake for me to win,
I need to earn my badge.
But, baby, I'ma tell you the truth tea.
I'm scared for anybody else to win the Ruby Snippers
because I just don't want to get cut, OK?
I'd rather have that in my own hands.
- Oh, everything hurts.
Oh!
Beauty is pain!
Oh!
- [laughs]
- Girl!
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Must take this off immediately!
♪ ♪
- I'm so nervous.
I'm, like, shaking.
- Y'all did, like, really, really, really good, man.
And y'all look good.
Yeah. Ooh, ooh.
Ooh, wait a minute.
- My whipping hair. - Oh, whipping hair.
Ooh! She finna-- - My whipping hair.
It'll be crazy if I don't lip-sync
and I fucking change fully.
- I feel like you got good chances, bitch.
- Thank you, sis.
- There is a lot on the line here.
We got a badge to win.
If I win this time, it's going to be my second badge
and my prize on the line.
I never got to do a makeover challenge.
And I really, really want to prove
that I'm a contender in this game.
- All right, five minutes, y'all!
Five minutes to wrap up!
♪ ♪
- ♪ Not a soul can clock ♪
♪ Not a soul can clock ♪
♪ Not a soul can clock, yeah ♪
♪ ♪
- More now than ever, I want to earn a badge
because being in a team with Vanjie,
and we were both given badges.
We both have that want of this win.
It's the pageant girl in me that I want to earn it
and end up with two and be at the top.
- All right, everybody else, we gotta wrap up, please!
We got to go!
- You--because I'm not walking.
♪ ♪
- Queens moving.
- Rainbow cameras to the main stage.
[dramatic music]
- The top two All Stars of the week are...
Roxxxy Andrews and Miss Vanjie.
[cheers and applause]
- Oh, my gosh!
- The time has come for you to lip-sync
for your charity!
♪ ♪
Roxxxy Andrews, Miss Vanjie,
it's a tie!
[all cheering]
You've each won a cash tip of $5,000 for your charity,
Miracle of Love and the ASPCA.
- Meow.
- Using the Ruby Snippers,
together, you need to decide which one of your fellow queens
you'll cut off from receiving
a Beautiful Benefactress Badge next week.
♪ ♪
- Snip, snip. - Snip, snip, bitch.
- That's a wrap on the main show.
- Only way out, girl.
Ooh, ain't that a bitch.
I just got cut off for the second time.
The first time was all fun and games.
But no shade, bitch, this one kind of stinks.
I ain't even gonna lie.
It's getting to me a little bit, girl.
I feel like Roxxxy probably wanted to cut me
because I cut her, which is fine.
But if I'm being real, I feel like Gottmik
is the front-runner right now.
So I feel like if anybody should be cut,
it should be Gottmik.
But I definitely think that everybody sees me as a threat.
I don't know if that's
becoming a good thing at this point.
I'm not taking too much flattery in it.
And I'm just going to have to take it with a grain of salt.
And it's OK because I got three bitches to go after.
And I'm going to get them hos back one by one.
[laughs]
- ♪ Work, they want to see you let it out ♪
♪ I know you wanna work, they want to see you go off ♪
♪ I know you wanna work, you know I am in business ♪
♪ Come, let's give them just what they want ♪
♪ They want to see you work ♪
♪ They want to see you let it out ♪
♪ I know you wanna work, they want to see you go off ♪
♪ I know you wanna work, you know I am in business ♪
♪ Come, let's give them just what they want ♪
♪ They want to see you work ♪
♪ I know you wanna work ♪
♪ Work, work, work, work ♪
♪ I know you want to work ♪
♪ Work, work, work, work ♪