Enter the vibrant world of pop art as the six remaining houses remix ballroom with hip hop before one stunner from each family steps onto the runway to walk sexy, magnetic, confident body.

The houses suit up to serve soft and sensual vogueing for a heist-themed ball before selecting one member to perform the original style of vogue.

The remaining three houses head back to school for a playground-themed ball. Later, duos duckwalk and catwalk in a baton pass before one member struts down the runway while incorporating a hop, skip, and a jump.

Another Money Ball finds the Houses duking it out for $25,000, but this time, an evil band of supervillains threatens to snatch their cash at any moment. The Houses must defend their honor in: "Queen Titans," where runway meets vogue; "Elastic Fantastic," where angular arms and wavy hands reign supreme; "Super Fashionista," a best-dressed category that calls for unwavering confidence; and "Wonder Twin Power," where duos from each House step up to save the day. Model Winnie Harlow weighs in as the judges arm the Superior House with a fateful decision.

It’s all fun in the sun until the houses throw shade in a beachy all-house performance before sending their sexiest sirens down the runway. Then, houses face off in a hand and arm control-focused challenge.

Bringing Hollywood glamour and theatrics to the stage in a Tinseltown-themed ball, the eight remaining houses serve best dressed – and select one member to walk face – for their first shot at the “superior house” title.

The first money ball of the season finds the houses embodying iconic toys as they compete across three categories – highlighting floor performance, European runway, and duck walk – worth a grand total of $30,000.

The voguers unleash their inner freaks at the world's shadiest "Circus Bezerkus" ball, where cut-throat competition meets drama so infectious, it just might rub off on the judges. Be forewarned: this function is serving bone-chilling performances and holding no bars, and ballroom hall-of-famer Dominique Jackson's guest judge appearance is not one to be missed.

Futuristic all-house productions find two iconic families embodying the evolution of vogue before battling across each of the five main elements for their final shot at the $100,000 grand prize.

After icing up their corsets and powdering their wigs for a Victorian-themed ball, the houses deliver gender-bending group productions and historic hand performances that serve grandeur, opulence, and most of all, drama.

Looking to claw their way into the finals, the remaining houses kick off a psychedelic jungle ball with technically grueling, high-energy group productions before pouncing on old and new way vogue, arms control, and sex siren categories.

Kiki is introduced to the Legendary stage as five more houses show up and show out in part two of the grand march.

The Houses summon their inner extraterrestrials for a function that's truly out-of-this-world. "Rise of the Fembots" finds select members from each House in a vogue femme throwdown before competitors serve daring, high fashion bizarre in "Take Me to Your Leader." But can they bust a move fabulous enough to shake the judges' mounting boredom? Rapper Taylor Bennett helps the panel decide whose gravitational pull is strongest.

In part one of the grand march, the houses of Labeija, Alpha Omega, Revlon, Makaveli and Lyght must execute the five major elements of vogue to secure a shot at $100,000.

In a frigid battle for dominance, the houses face off with ice-cold poses and ultra-crisp dips before synchronized trios walk runway and face divas sell confidence in hopes of freezing the competition in their tracks.

In the animal queendom, who will reign supreme? To find out, the judges hunt for the best dramatic vogue performance among the eight remaining houses – while each attempts a 360 dip for Leiomy.

The Houses get ready to slay three challenges at a fairy-tale ball: "Rapunzel Effect," where hair performance is queen; "Mirror Mirror," where competitors serve smooth skin, white teeth, and cut bone structure; and "Three Fab Mice," where trios from each House walk runway in perfect unison. Guest judge Tyson Beckford helps select the Superior House, and decide who gets chopped.

The devil is in the details as each house is challenged to present head-to-toe overness with an element of spins before selecting a king to walk male figure all-American runway – in heels.