The X Change Rate

May. 23,2019

Rating：

8.4

Genre：

Talk

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Trailer Synopsis

Award-winning drag queen, entertainer and TV personality Monét X Change, hot off her historic "RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars" win, brings her signature wit, heart and style to the BUILD Series stage this summer to this weekly variety talk show. Each week, Monét will turn stunning looks, sound off on current events, chat with her celebrity friends, kiki with the live studio audience, and spill a whole lot of tea, sis!

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 2019

16 Episode

Episode 1 - Logan Browning

May. 23,2019

The X Change Rate debuts with a visit from "Dear White People" star Logan Browning!

Episode 2 - Colman Domingo

May. 30,2019

"Fear the Walking Dead" star Colman Domingo stops by!

Episode 3 - RuPaul & Anthony Rapp

June. 06,2019

This week, the one and only RuPaul and actor/singer Anthony Rapp joins Monét!

Episode 4 - "This One's For The Ladies"

June. 13,2019

This week, "This One's for the Ladies" director Gene Graham and Nasty Boyz Blaze and Fever stopped by to chat. But first, Monét talks the Tony's, Wendy Williams' bitter divorce, Kylie's Handmaids party & more!

Episode 5 - Bob the Drag Queen

June. 20,2019

Bob the Drag Queen joins Monet this week to talk Netflix's "Tales of the City" and more!

Episode 6 - Todrick Hall & "Paris is Burning"

June. 27,2019

This week, Monét kikied with Todrick Hall! Plus, cast members from the legendary documentary, "Paris is Burning," Sol Williams Pendavis and Freddie Pendavis dropped by.

Episode 7 - Gia Gunn

July. 18,2019

This week, Monét comes face to face with Gia Gunn!

Episode 8 - Iggy Azalea

July. 25,2019

This week, Monét sat down to chat with Grammy Award-nominated singer/songwriter Iggy Azalea.

Episode 9 - Hot Girl Summer

August. 01,2019

This week, Reema Sampat joined Monét to talk the final season of Netflix's "Orange is the New Black," we learned how to make the perfect summer cocktail and we got a sneak peek at what's to come in TV and film.

Episode 10 - Poticial Fish LIVE!

August. 09,2019

This week, Drag queen, activist and politican Marti Gould Cummings breaks down the latest Democratic debates, answers your burning political questions and gets a visit from Congressional candidate Ritchie Torres.

Episode 11 - Dyllón Burnside

August. 15,2019

This week, Monét is joined by "Pose" star Dyllón Burnside.

Episode 12 - Dr. Ruth

August. 22,2019

This week, Monét kikis with beloved sex therapist Dr. Ruth.

Episode 13 - Trixie Mattel

September. 05,2019

This week, Trixie Mattel stops by to chat.

Episode 14 - Malik Yoba & Carmen Carrera

September. 12,2019

This week, actor Malik Yoba and model & TV personality Carmen Carrera joined us to talk "LOVE + TRAUMA: The Trans Experience," their workshop at the inaugural National Trans Visibility March. Plus, singer-songwriter Mila Jam stopped by to perform her new single, "Eye On You."

Episode 15 - Icona Pop

September. 19,2019

Icona Pop, the Swedish pop duo, came to chat with Monét.

Episode 16 - Ginger Minj & Jinkx Monsoon

September. 26,2019

This week, Monét gets a visit from Ginger Minj & Jinkx Monsoon.

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