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Driving by their great will of helping people, new fab five, Antoni Antoni Porowski, food and wine expert, Tan France, fashion expert, Karamo Brown, culture expert, Bobby Berk, design expert,and a grooming expert, Jonathan Ness, travel to Atlanta, where they challenge time, as they have to help straight men to transform correctly at all fields.
Queer Eye feels even more revolutionary than the original series did -- offering a celebration of individuality without alienating those who are different from us.
Queer Eye shines a light on the toxic environments that can lead to stagnancy and unhappiness, and cheerfully shows the viewer the tools to deal with them.
"Queer Eye" is a good show, and I'm happy to spend more time with Antoni Porowski, Tan France, Karamo Brown, Bobby Berk and Jonathan Van Ness. But I also haven't had quite enough time to miss them yet.
Ever-so-gently, the Fab Five test out how anyone can possibly try to construct their "best" selves once the social proscriptions for how to dress and act have been lifted.