Ep 3. World's Worst

RuPaul's Drag Race season 12 is back with another exciting episode - World's Worst! In this episode, the queens are tasked to showcase their acting skills by filming a spoof on the popular TV-series 'The Bachelor', but with a twisted spin - they have to play the world's worst dating candidates!

The girls have to go against each other, auditioning for various roles in the scene with guest judge Leslie Jones, who will act as the show's bachelorette. With a small script in their hands, the queens must deliver the best performance, hoping to remain in the competition.

The queens seem excited and nervous all at the same time, especially when they realize that Leslie has not only come to judge but also to participate in the skit as the lead actress. The girls work hard to perfect their roles and deliver a laugh-out-loud performance - their costumes and makeup, as always, are impeccable.

In rehearsals, RuPaul observes the girls as they go through their lines and gives them feedback on where they can improve. Contestants like Gigi Goode and Crystal Methyd, seem to get the hang of their character easily, while others like Brita and Dahlia Sin seem to struggle with their lines. Despite their difficulties, all contestants give it their best shot and show their eagerness to learn and grow.

As the performances carry on, the girls put their best foot forward, being over dramatic at times, under dramatic at other times, and sometimes just plain weird in their potrayals as the world's worst dating candidates. The Queens use this opportunity to show off their improv skills, putting their own spin on their roles, and deliver a frenzied, hilarious interpretation of the script.

The scene checks all the boxes; it has drama, humor, suspense - leaving everyone laughing out loud. The judges analyze the performances intensively and look at factors like expression, originality, and ability to deliver when deciding on the winning performances.

Besides the main challenge, there are other mini-challenges that keep the audience engaged and the queens on their toes. The mini-challenge features a dance battle, designed to test the contestants' twerking skills. The girls form two teams and face each other in a fun dance-off judged by actress Normani Kordei from the girl group Fifth Harmony.

As the battle heats up, the girls, despite being in heels, twerk their way to the top, making it difficult for the judges to pick a winning team. The mini-challenge adds a really cool element that showcases the queens' non-acting skills and adds additional entertainment value to the show.

After all the performances and dance battles, judges decide, and we have our bottom and top contestants. The winners showcase their great comedic skills, which earns them recognition from the judges, and they become top queens. The other contestants who did not do as well as expected are the bottom performing queens.

The overall efforts of the Queens are impressive, and fans will be excited to see who survives this episode and what other exciting challenges lie ahead as the competition heats up.

Overall, episode three is a must-watch for everyone that loves RuPaul's Drag Race. The audience is sure to be enthralled by the humor and energy on screen as the Queens take on the challenge of playing the world's worst dating candidates. Competition is getting tough, and the Queens need to put in their best efforts to stay in the game and emerge as the ultimate winner.