Snatch Game

Tatianna won for her portrayal of Britney Spears (pictured in 2013).

The second season was the first to include the "Snatch Game" challenge. Alec Mapa and Phoebe Price were the guest celebrity contestants.

Stacy Layne Matthews won for her portrayal of Mo'Nique (pictured in 2010).

The guest celebrity contestants for the third season's installment of "Snatch Game" were Amber Rose and Aisha Tyler, both of whom served as guest judges during the main stage competition later in the episode.

Chad Michaels (left) won the challenge in season 4 for her portrayal of Cher (right).

The guest celebrity contestants for the fourth season's installment of "Snatch Game" were Loretta Devine and Ross Matthews, both of whom served as guest judges during the main stage competition later in the episode.

Jinkx Monsoon won the challenge in season 5 for her portrayal of Edith "Little Edie" Bouvier Beale (pictured in 1975).

The guest celebrity contestants for the fifth season's installment of "Snatch Game" were Julie Brown and Downtown Julie Brown, both of whom served as guest judges during the main stage competition later in the episode. Jinkx Monsoon went on to win the season becoming the first contestant to win both "Snatch Game" and the show.[7] Alyssa Edwards was criticized by RuPaul for her performance as Katy Perry, but was safe due to immunity she had gained the previous week. RuPaul later made her tweet an apology to Katy Perry.[8]

BenDeLaCreme (left, pictured in 2014) won the challenge in season 6 for her portrayal of Maggie Smith (right, pictured in 2007).

The guest celebrity contestants for the sixth season's installment of "Snatch Game" were Gillian Jacobs and Heather McDonald, both of whom served as guest judges during the main stage competition later in the episode.[9][10]

Ginger Minj and Kennedy Davenport won the challenge in season 7 as Adele (left, pictured in 2016) and Little Richard (right, pictured in 2007).

The guest celebrity contestants for the seventh season's installment of "Snatch Game" were Tamar Braxton and Michael Urie, both of whom served as guest judges during the main stage competition later in the episode. This edition of the "Snatch Game" marked the first time that there were two winners of the challenge, Kennedy Davenport and Ginger Minj. It was also the first time that a male character (not in drag) was impersonated when Kennedy portrayed Little Richard.[11]

Bob the Drag Queen (left, pictured in 2017) won the challenge in season 8 for her portrayals of Uzo Aduba (centre, pictured in 2016) and Carol Channing (right, pictured in 1996).

The guest celebrity contestants for the eighth season's installment of "Snatch Game" were Gigi Hadid and Chanel Iman, both of whom served as guest judges during the main stage competition later in the episode. This episode marked the first time a contestant portrayed two different celebrities as Bob the Drag Queen played both Uzo Aduba and Carol Channing. Bob went on to win the season and became the second queen to win "Snatch Game" and the show.

Alexis Michelle (left, pictured in 2017) won the challenge in season 9 for her portrayal of Liza Minnelli (right, pictured in 1997).

The guest celebrity contestants for the ninth season's installment of "Snatch Game" were Candis Cayne and Denis O'Hare, both of whom served as guest judges during the main stage competition later in the episode.

Aquaria (left, pictured in 2018) won the challenge in season 10 for her portrayal of Melania Trump (right, pictured in 2017).

The guest celebrity contestants for the tenth season's installment of "Snatch Game" were Audra McDonald and Kate Upton, both of whom served as guest judges during the main stage competition later in the episode. Aquaria went on to win the season and became the third contestant to win "Snatch Game" and the show.

Silky Nutmeg Ganache (left, pictured in 2019) won the challenge in season 11 for her portrayal of Ts Madison (pictured in 2017).

For season 11, the challenge was called "Snatch Game at Sea".[12] The title change reflected a branding agreement with advertiser Vacaya, a cruise ship tourism operator, but the format of gameplay remained unchanged.[13] The guest celebrity contestants for the eleventh season's installment of "Snatch Game" were Clea Duvall and Tony Hale, both of whom served as guest judges during the main stage competition later in the episode. This marked the second time a contestant portrayed two different celebrities as Nina West played both Harvey Fierstein and Jo Anne Worley. It also marked the first time no one was eliminated during the Snatch Game episode, and the first regular season where a queen who placed in the bottom (Yvie Oddly) went on to win the season.

Gigi Goode won the challenge for her impersonation of Maria the Robot, based on the humanoid robot Sophia (pictured in 2018).

The guest celebrity contestants for the tenth season's installment of "Snatch Game" were Daniel Franzese and Jonathan Bennett, both of whom served as guest judges during the main stage competition later in the episode. This marked the third time a contestant portrayed two different celebrities as Widow Von'Du played both Tina and Ike Turner. Aiden Zhane's portrayal of Patricia Quinn received backlash from the actress and her supporters for implying she was a substance abuser. Aiden Zhane was eliminated for her performance.

Alaska and Katya won the challenge in season 2 for impersonating Mae West (left, pictured in 1932) and Björk (right, pictured in 2008), respectively.

The guest celebrity contestants for the second season's installment of "Snatch Game" were former RuPaul's Drag Race contestants Jujubee and Raven. Alaska and Katya were named the top two All Stars of the week and after lipsyncing for their legacy Alaska was declared the winner of the episode giving her the power to eliminate a member of the bottom three and she chose Tatianna.[14] Adore Delano quit the competition just before Snatch Game but in a prior conversation with RuPaul, she revealed she was going to impersonate Jan Crouch for the challenge.

Shangela and BenDeLaCreme won the challenge in season 3 for their portrayals of Jenifer Lewis (left, pictured in 2008) and Paul Lynde (right, pictured in 1972) respectively.

The guest celebrity contestants for the third season's installment of "Snatch Game" were RuPaul's Drag Race judges Carson Kressley and Michelle Visage. In addition, Kristin Chenoweth joined the drag queens as an additional panelist, portraying herself. BenDeLaCreme and Shangela were named the top two All Stars of the week and after lipsyncing for their legacy they were both declared the winner of the episode, in doing so BenDeLaCreme became the first contestant in the series to win the Snatch Game twice.[15][16][17][18][19]

Manila Luzon and Trinity the Tuck won the challenge in season 4 as Barbra Streisand (left, pictured in 2013) and Caitlyn Jenner (right, pictured in 2015), respectively.

For the fourth season's installment, the format of the challenge was changed and was titled "Snatch Game of Love". Instead of parodying the television show Match Game as in previous seasons, this installment parodied the television show The Dating Game. Gus Kenworthy and Keiynan Lonsdale played as bachelors looking for love, and each interviewed four celebrity contestants (who were actually the queens doing celebrity impersonations). The bachelors could not see the celebrities as they were separated by a wall. After reading a series of questions and hearing their responses, each bachelor selected the celebrity of his choice. Kenworthy chose Jenner (portrayed by Trinity the Tuck) and Lonsdale chose Streisand (portrayed by Manila Luzon). Kenworthy and Lonsdale served as guest judges during the main stage competition later in the episode, where Trinity and Manila were named the top two All Stars of the week. After lipsyncing for their legacy Manila was declared the winner of the episode, and she eliminated Gia Gunn, making her the first contestant to be twice eliminated due to a Snatch Game performance.[20][21]

Celebrities interviewed by Kenworthy:

Celebrities interviewed by Lonsdale:

Shea Couleé (left, pictured in 2018) won the challenge in season 5 for her portrayal of Flavor Flav (right, pictured in 2014).

The fifth season of All Stars continued the Snatch Game of Love format from season 4, with celebrity guest judges Tommy Dorfman and Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman portraying this year's bachelors. Dorfman chose Walter Mercado (played by Alexis Mateo) and Bowyer-Chapman chose Flavor Flav (played by Shea Couleé). On the main stage, Couleé was named the winner of the challenge and owing to a twist in the judging format, all 5 of the other contestants were up for elimination, in spite of Jujubee and Alexis receiving high critiques. India Ferrah was eliminated for her portrayal of Jeffree Star.

Celebrities interviewed by Dorfman:

Celebrities interviewed by Bowyer-Chapman:

Natalia Pliacam won "Snatch Game" and the runway challenge, while Année Maywong, JAJA, and Petchra lost the challenge with Petchra being eliminated.[22]

Tormai won the snatch game. Srimala lost the "Snatch Game." The bottom two, however, were Srimala and Tormai. Angele won the runway challenge. The winner of the "Snatch Game," Tormai, was eliminated.

Baga Chipz and The Vivienne were the winners of the first Snatch Game of the UK series, portraying Margaret Thatcher (left, pictured approx. 1995) and Donald Trump (right, pictured 2017), respectively.

The guest celebrity contestants for the first series' installment of "Snatch Game" were Lorraine Kelly and Stacey Dooley.

Jimbo was the winner of the first Snatch Game of the Canada series, portraying Joan Rivers (pictured in 2010)

The first "Snatch Game" on Canada's Drag Race differentiated itself from other iterations of the franchise with a short introductory segment which depicted the characters arriving at the Snatch Game studio and being interviewed on the red carpet by Traci Melchor in a parody of her role on eTalk.[23]

The guest celebrity contestants were Colin McAllister and Justin Ryan.