Ep 8. Drag Queens of Comedy

The eighth episode of RuPaul's Drag Race season 6 is the much-anticipated 'Drag Queens of Comedy' challenge. The remaining queens are tasked with delivering a stand-up comedy routine in front of a live audience, which includes their fellow competitors. The pressure is on, as this challenge is notoriously difficult to pull off successfully.

The episode opens with the queens discussing the challenge and sharing their fears and anxieties about performing stand-up comedy. Some of them are confident in their abilities, while others are worried about bombing on stage. Bianca Del Rio, known for her sharp wit and biting humor, seems particularly confident in her ability to make the audience laugh.

After some rehearsal time, the queens hit the stage for their comedy routines. The judges - RuPaul, Michelle Visage, and guest judge comedian Ross Mathews - watch from the sidelines, taking notes on each queen's performance.

The routines range from hilarious to cringe-worthy, with some queens struggling to deliver their punchlines effectively. Bianca Del Rio is a standout, delivering a flawless routine that has the audience in stitches. Adore Delano also shines, despite having no previous experience with stand-up comedy. And even the queens who struggle manage to elicit some laughs from the audience, showing off their resilience in the face of difficulty.

After the routines are over, the queens return to the workroom to get ready for the runway. This week's theme is 'Black and White', and the queens pull out all the stops to deliver stunning looks. Some of the standout outfits include a black and white tuxedo-inspired gown worn by Courtney Act, and a white feathered ensemble with a daring slit worn by Trinity K. Bonet.

On the runway, the judges critique each queen's performance in both the comedy challenge and on the runway. Some of the queens receive high praise, while others are told they fell short in one or both areas.

But in the end, it's Adore Delano who is declared the winner of the challenge. Her unexpected success in the comedy challenge and stunning runway look earn her high marks from the judges. Meanwhile, Trinity K. Bonet and Milk land in the bottom two and must lip sync for their lives to stay in the competition.

The lip sync is intense, with both queens delivering impressive performances. But in the end, Trinity K. Bonet comes out on top, earning her a spot in the next round of the competition and sending Milk home.

Overall, the 'Drag Queens of Comedy' challenge is a memorable episode that showcases the queens' ability to make audiences laugh and their creativity on the runway. With only a few episodes left in the season, the competition is heating up and the queens are more determined than ever to prove that they have what it takes to win.