After a wildly unpredictable season of Ru Paul's Drag Race, the Queens are racing to the final.
In Episode One, 11 Queens came into the Werkroom ready to take their shot at the crown. Now, just three remain.
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The Season 3 Queens have already announced their tour, with one date announced in Bristol.
The UK version of Ru Paul's Drag Race has proved to be as popular as the original US reality TV show.
Last season, millions of viewers tuned in to see Scottish Queen Lawrence Chaney be crowned victor, while Season One winner The Vivienne has made a name for herself.
Who is going to take home the crown this season is anyone's guess, as fan favourite Bimini Bon Boulash came in second place last year.
Here's who is left in Season 3 and when you can watch the final.
Which Drag Queens are left?
In an unusual twist, just three queens are left. Usually, four contestants battle it out for the crown in the season finale.
Kitty Scott-Claus, Ella Vaday and Krystal Versace survived last week's gruelling roasting challenge, where they had to poke fun at the judges and previous contestants.
Kitty and Ella were praised for their hilarious performances while Krystal and Vanity's fell flat.
Krystal and Vanity were asked to lip-sync for their place in the competition, and Vanity lost out after winning her last three.
When is the season 3 final available to watch on BBC iPlayer?
The finale is scheduled to air at 7pm on November 25 on BBC Three. It will be available to stream on iPlayer at the same time.
Episodes of this season were shown weekly on Thursday nights. All previous episodes are available on iPlayer now.
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