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Jul 06, 2020
Launching three years ago on Netflix, this reboot of the groundbreaking “make-better” series has taken the world by storm as the Fab 5—Bobby Berk (Interior Design), Karamo Brown (Culture), Tan France (Fashion), Antoni Porowski (Food & Wine), and Jonathan Van Ness (Grooming)—have worked their magic to transform the lives of the shows “heroes”—physically, mentally, and emotionally. After five seasons in Atlanta, Kansas City, and Philadelphia (plus trips to Japan and Yass, Australia), countless French tucks, seven Emmys, and lots of tears, their message of acceptance and equality is as relevant as ever. Join Entertainment Weekly’s Gerrad Hall for an in-depth discussion of all things Queer Eye with the five hosts, looking back on some of the show’s most poignant—and hilarious!—moments.
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