In the series premiere of House of Drag, we meet the hosts Kita and Anita, who introduce the nine New Zealand drag-stars who are living together.

Celebrating their survival, the drag-stars gather for a game of croquet in the backyard; where there is talk of Leidy Lei’s flat shoes being considered as cheating, and Bunny Holiday’s habits of face-tuning her photos.

Kita and Anita introduce the challenge for this week, a costume challenge that gives the drag-stars two minutes to select from a table of “crap.” The drag-stars become violent in the chaos as Lola rips material from Hugo’s arms.

The competition amps up as the drag-stars are forced to work in teams of three and devise a skit that's inspired by Kita and Anita's drag careers. Who will light up the stage? And who's light will be dimmed?

The drag-stars compete in a dance challenge. Plus, negative vibes surround the house as the rift between the Aucklanders and Wellingtonians continues.

The final four drag-stars are challenged to write raps about each other and battle it out to stay in the competition.

Season Finale: Only three drag-stars remain and they have one last chance to battle it out for the title of Brightest Star and winner of the first ever season of House of Drag.