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The remaining queens have to bust out their acting chops on this week’s RuPaul’s Drag Race. Will some stars be born, or will they flop?

We had to say goodbye to the first eliminated queen last week, but the competition goes on! The remaining queens are headed to Hollywood on this week’s RuPaul’s Drag Race! Well… they’re already in Hollywood, but they have to show their star power, both in the mini and maxi challenge.

For the mini challenge, Ru is bringing back the Celebrity Photobomb challenge. The queens are given a photo of a celebrity, and they have to pose as if they were photobombing them. Hilarity always ensues when you mix celebs, drag queens, and Photoshop, so what will the queens come up with?

The real challenge, though, will be in the maxi challenge. The contestants have to act in one of two parodies of a couple of films you may or may not have heard of: Black Panther and Get Out. Y’know, just some small indie flicks! They need to prove they have the acting and comedy chops to get the job done, but also that they can command a screen and not fade into the background, no matter how small their part is. Sometimes, the smallest part wins big, like Monique Heart in the All Stars 4 parody of Sex and the City  or Aquaria in Breastworld. The biggest part isn’t always the biggest payoff!

For the runway, it’s all in the stars — in space, that is. The queens have to dress in zodiac sign couture, so those outfits better be out of this world!

#DragRace Good God Girl, Get Out | Sneak Peek

The Celebrity Photobomb mini challenge is back, and the Queens split into two teams for their performances in "Good God Girl, Get Out" and "Why It Gotta Be Black….Panther" 🎬 #DragRace

Posted by RuPaul's Drag Race on Monday, March 4, 2019

Here’s how you can watch RuPaul’s Drag Race tonight:

"Date: Thursday, March 7Start Time: 9 p.m. ETTV Channel: VH1Episode: “Good God Girl, Get Out”Live Stream: You can watch live on VH1’s website."

Check back on Culturess for our review of “Good God Girl, Get Out”.