Grab a pen, some glitter, and secure those wigs, queens! Who is your fantasy squad for RuPaul’s Drag Race season 11?
Here’s the TFC scoring rubric and all the shenanigooped deets:
| Activity |
Points |
| Mini Challenge Winner |
10 |
| Main Challenge Winner |
20 |
| Bonus for Winner of Snatch Game |
30 |
| Queen is still on the Show |
5 |
| Queen is eliminated and comes back |
30 |
| Queen Makes Top 3 |
40 |
| Queen Wins the Show |
80 |
| Miss Congeniality |
40 |
| Winner of Bottom 2 Lip Sync |
10 |
| Michelle critcizes queen for relying on that body |
10 |
| Michelle critcizes queen for not opening up |
10 |
| Queen Forgets Words to Lip Sync |
10 |
| Queen wears a Kimono |
10 |
Divide the queens evenly among you and your crew. Listen to our Season 11 Meet the Queens episode to see how we made our selections.
Happy slaying, everyone! Be sure to tune in every week to follow along with Jamal, Stony, and Seth’s progress.
Oh! Don’t forget to share your progress and fun with us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Talk to you soon!
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