5 Drag-Themed TV Shows That Aren’t ‘Drag Race’

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RuPaul’s Drag Race has ended and a winner — Sasha Colby — has been crowned. Rumors are that an eighth installment of the main show’s spin-off, RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars, has already been filmed — though so far, no official announcement has been made regarding the cast or release date.So, for those who just can’t get enough of drag queens on their TV, what’s a viewer to do until RPDR returns in one form or another?There’s always the option of going back and rewatching older seasons, or there are other programs out there that might scratch that itch.Here are five drag-themed TV shows that might be perfect for filling a Drag Race-sized void.Call Me MotherLaunched in October 2021, Call Me Mother borrows heavily from RuPaul’s Drag Race, though that’s not shocking for any reality TV competition series that features drag queens.In this Canadian iteration, aspiring drag performers are welcomed into one of three drag houses to take part in team challenges and showcase their talents.

As is expected, one contestant is eliminated every week until a winner is crowned the First Child of Drag.So far, two seasons have been produced, both hosted by Dallas Dixon, while beloved drag queens Peppermint, Crystal, and Barbada de Barbades served as house mothers.Find where to watch Call Me Mother.Queen of the UniverseDrag queens are known for lip-synching, not necessarily singing, but Queen of the Universe flips that up and asks its contestants to sing for their supper… and a prize.The series sees drag queens perform live in front of a judging panel of stars who have succeeded in the worlds of music and drag before, such as Trixie Mattell, Michelle Visage, and Vanessa Williams.