To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar

Noxeema Jackson and Vida Boheme achieve a monumental tie for first place in New York City's prestigious Drag Queen of the Year contest. Their success earns them a thrilling trip to Hollywood to compete in the Miss Drag Queen of America Pageant, opening the door for new adventures.

Before heading to Hollywood, Vida persuades Noxeema to take along Chi-Chi Rodriguez, an eager and somewhat naive individual inexperienced in the drag scene. Initially seen as just a 'boy in a dress,' Chi-Chi becomes a cherished part of their journey.

To fund their trip, the trio sells their plane tickets to a friend whimsically named John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt. With the money raised, they purchase a striking yellow 1967 Cadillac DeVille, symbolizing their adventurous spirit.

With an autographed photo of Julie Newmar as their precious memento, Noxeema, Vida, and Chi-Chi begin their road trip to Los Angeles. Their excitement is palpable as they embark on a journey filled with unexpected challenges and unforgettable experiences.

Their road trip takes a dark turn when they encounter Sheriff Dollard, an aggressive and bigoted figure. In a violent confrontation, Vida courageously fights back against his assault, leading to a chaotic escape as they leave him presumed dead.

After escaping Sheriff Dollard, the trio's car breaks down at a rest stop, forcing them to seek help. They are rescued by Bobby Ray, a kind local who offers them a ride to a nearby bed and breakfast, showcasing the kindness of the small-town residents.

Stuck in Snydersville while their car is being repaired, the drag queens start to integrate into the local community. They face challenges, including Chi-Chi's harassment by local rednecks, but Bobby Ray consistently comes to her defense.

As part of their involvement, the queens volunteer for the town’s Strawberry Social. They uplift local women by offering makeovers, sharing beauty tips, and helping them choose fabulous outfits, bringing a vibrant energy to the town.

Tired of the harassment from local rednecks, Noxeema takes a stand and confronts their leader. Displaying her fierce New York attitude, she showcases integrity and resilience, proving that they will not be intimidated by hate.

Vida becomes aware of the domestic violence inflicted upon Carol Ann by her husband, Virgil. In a courageous act, she intervenes to protect Carol Ann, showcasing the importance of solidarity and friendship in times of crisis.

As the drag queens gain popularity, Sheriff Dollard and Virgil begin plotting to reclaim authority over their town. In response, the residents band together, displaying unity in protecting their friends from the impending threat.

In a powerful scene reminiscent of Spartacus, the townsfolk step forward, each claiming to be a drag queen when Sheriff Dollard demands to know their whereabouts. This bold act leads to Dollard's embarrassment, showcasing the strength of community.

During the festive Strawberry Social, the drag queens don cheerful red outfits and prepare to depart. Their time in Snydersville culminates in heartfelt farewells with the locals, forever impacting their lives.

As a parting gift, Vida presents Carol Ann with the treasured photo of Julie Newmar, symbolizing their friendship and the journey they have shared. This slice of memorabilia captures the transformative power of their time together.

Upon arriving in Los Angeles, Chi-Chi harnesses the lessons learned from her esteemed mentors, Vida and Noxeema. In a triumphant moment, she is crowned Drag Queen of the Year, receiving the honor from the iconic Julie Newmar herself, fulfilling her dreams.