Queer Eye

An all-new “Fab Five” advise men on fashion, grooming, food, culture and design in this modern reboot of the Emmy Award-winning reality series.

Queer Eye (2018-2026) is a United States Netflix reality makeover series created by David Collins. The show follows the Fab Five, a team of queer experts: food and wine guru Antoni Porowski, fashion expert Tan France, culture adviser Karamo Brown, design expert Bobby Berk and grooming specialist Jonathan Van Ness. Each episode centers on a nominated man whose life has stalled, and the team works through his wardrobe, grooming routine, kitchen, home and social world to help him reconnect with himself and the people around him. The engine is simple and personal: a guest who feels stuck, a few days of hands-on help, and a payoff reveal that often lands in tears. Each season is a run of standalone episodes in the same warm format, with the experts moving between a closet, a kitchen, a barbershop and a living room. The reboot carries the spirit of the original Emmy-winning series with a modern lifestyle sheen. The tone is affirming, funny and tender, a comforting watch that treats vulnerability with respect. Fans of What Not to Wear, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition and the original Queer Eye series will find resonance here.

Audiences broadly find the reboot warm, funny and heartfelt, with the Fab Five's kindness and makeovers that go beyond appearance carrying the show across its run.

• What Not to Wearfeel good makeover reality, warm mentorship by a fab squad
• Extreme Makeover: Home Editionlifestyle reality, home improvement transformation with emotional payoffs
• Queer Eye for the Straight Guyuplifting lifestyle reality, self improvement and personal confidence arcs

Created by

David Collins

Release Date

2018-02-07

Episode runtime

50 min

Rating

8.5 / 10 (161)

What is Queer Eye about?

A team of five queer experts gives men a warm, practical makeover in fashion, grooming, food, culture and home design.

What is Queer Eye like to watch?

Ember's analysis rates the pacing of Queer Eye as brisk, its intensity as mild and its storytelling as simple.

Is Queer Eye violent?

No — Ember's analysis finds no violence in Queer Eye.

What did critics think of Queer Eye?

Audiences broadly find the reboot warm, funny and heartfelt, with the Fab Five's kindness and makeovers that go beyond appearance carrying the show across its run.

Which shows are like Queer Eye?

Shows with a similar feel include What Not to Wear, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, and Queer Eye for the Straight Guy.

How long is Queer Eye?

Queer Eye: 10 seasons, 80 episodes.

Is Queer Eye still running?

No, Queer Eye has ended.

Where can I watch Queer Eye?

In United States, Queer Eye streams on Netflix.