The Worst Episodes of AJ and the Queen

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   7.6/10(8 votes)

   #1 - Louisville

   S1:E41/10/2020

   AJ and Robert encounter a new cast of queens as Ruby gets ready for a daring performance. Meanwhile, Damien’s cruel game claims another victim.

   Director:Adam Davidson

   Writers:Michael Patrick King, RuPaul

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   Director:Adam Davidson

   Writers:Michael Patrick King, RuPaul
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   8.3/10(11 votes)

   #2 - New York City

   S1:E11/10/2020

   The story begins at the end of an era as Robert (aka Ruby Red) prepares for a new adventure. Elsewhere, young AJ endures the mean streets of Manhattan.

   Director:Michael Patrick King

   Writers:Michael Patrick King, RuPaul

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   Director:Michael Patrick King

   Writers:Michael Patrick King, RuPaul
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   8.3/10(7 votes)

   #3 - Dallas

   S1:E101/10/2020

   The end of tour arrives as Ruby competes in Miss Drag USA, AJ prepares for Pop Pop's farm, and Brianna attempts one last desperate leap of faith.

   Director:Michael Patrick King

   Writers:Michael Patrick King, RuPaul

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   Director:Michael Patrick King

   Writers:Michael Patrick King, RuPaul
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   8.4/10(7 votes)

   #4 - Columbus

   S1:E31/10/2020

   A fender bender leads to a frantic game of cat and mouse. AJ receives a message from back home, and Ruby prepares for an impromptu competition.

   Director:Bobcat Goldthwait

   Writer:Jhoni Marchinko

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   Director:Bobcat Goldthwait

   Writer:Jhoni Marchinko
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   8.5/10(8 votes)

   #5 - Jackson

   S1:E71/10/2020

   Robert and AJ make their way to Mississippi for an action-packed reunion. Back in New York, Louis opens the door to an unexpected visitor.

   Director:Anne Fletcher

   Writer:Drew Droege

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   Director:Anne Fletcher

   Writer:Drew Droege
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   8.6/10(8 votes)

   #6 - Mt. Juliet

   S1:E51/10/2020

   As the tour heads to Nashville, a peculiar pit stop catches Robert's eye, and AJ makes a crafty plan for extra cash.

   Director:Michael Patrick King

   Writer:Eric Reyes Loo

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   Director:Michael Patrick King

   Writer:Eric Reyes Loo
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   8.8/10(8 votes)

   #7 - Pittsburgh

   S1:E21/10/2020

   Robert treats AJ to breakfast ... and a long list of questions. Later, Ruby steps back into the spotlight and encounters bad blood, on and offstage.

   Director:Michael Patrick King

   Writers:Michael Patrick King, RuPaul

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   Director:Michael Patrick King

   Writers:Michael Patrick King, RuPaul
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   8.8/10(8 votes)

   #8 - Little Rock

   S1:E61/10/2020

   A late-night rest stop leads to a last-minute musical as Robert makes friends in a rural RV park. Meanwhile, his history with "Hector" comes to light.

   Director:Adam Shankman

   Writer:Stephen Soroka

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   Director:Adam Shankman

   Writer:Stephen Soroka
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   8.8/10(8 votes)

   #9 - Baton Rouge

   S1:E81/10/2020

   A medical emergency triggers a string of painful memories for AJ and Robert. Lady Danger and Damien cross paths with a fellow traveler.

   Director:Michael Spiller

   Writers:Tracy Poust, Jon Kinnally

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   Director:Michael Spiller

   Writers:Tracy Poust, Jon Kinnally
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    8.8/10(8 votes)

    #10 - Fort Worth

    S1:E91/10/2020

    As the RV rolls into Texas, the tour hits an unforeseen snag. Robert reconnects with an old friend, and AJ eagerly awaits life with Pop Pop.

    Director:Dennie Gordon

    Writers:Michael Patrick King, Jhoni Marchinko

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    Director:Dennie Gordon

    Writers:Michael Patrick King, Jhoni Marchinko