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        Sneak Peak RuPauls Drag Race Season 2 fix
    
 Julie Bolcer
          
          Nov 20, 2009
          
        
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Logo offered a glimpse into season 2 of RuPaul's Drag Race, set to debut on the gay cable network in February.

According to Entertainment Weekly, which posted the clip below, fans can expect continuity, with some upgrades.

"As for the structure of Drag Race itself, it'll largely remain the same -- except for one slight change," reported Entertainment Weekly. "'It will have a fresh look to it,' Ru reveals with a good-natured laugh. 'There won't be as much Vaseline on the lens!'"

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