I thought "queer eye for the straight guy" was when you glanced at other men's cocks at the urinal. (nevertheless I'm disappointed they didn't bring back the one that starred in OY VEY! MY SON IS GAY!)
OMG I've started binging on this after being told to by others. I wasn't sold after the first episode - it all seemed so artificially produced (which it clearly is for the most part). But Episode 4 has actually DESTROYED ME. I bawled. Like I have not cried watching a TV show as much as I just did for as long as I can remember. Also... Karamo and Anthoni are absolutely perfect. I want to be married to them both in a beautiful polyamorous relationship.
Call me homophobic, but I've watched 1.5 episodes of this after seeing all the raves and it's left me utterly COLD. The way they stomp around the guys' homes ripping things off the wall and screaming "this is DISGUSTING" is not a good look. I know it's the point of the show but it was never this aggressive in Queen Carson's day (from memory, at least) Two of the queens in particular have me grinding my teeth every single time they YASSSSSSS at something
I like it and the cook is handsome but I don't understand the point of the culture guy. I agree with Christian that them lying in the bed and saying they were going to vomit or whatever it was felt offputting. But they get more likeable after the fact (I'm only on E3...).
The cast doesn't bother me (although the cook, cute as he is, cannot cook for shit). I just find the whole package a bit meh, like I don't get the point of it.
I was a bit disappointed with the cook after all the praise he was getting beforehand. I think I like the interior guy best as a QE but none of them stir the loins. I'm not sure there's any point intended beyond it being like any other makeover show, though they do announce it's all about getting "acceptance" in in the intro to the first ep. I'm going to finish E2 and decide on further progress from there. If the season finale sees the fashion guy getting trapped in a house fire caused by the rubbing together of the manmade fibre garments he flings to the floor in disgust each episode, I'll stay tuned.
The cook is growing on me in the second half of E2, so I'd pretty much agree with that. How Mr Grooming thinks he can get away with looking WORSE than the victim is a REACH
Can you believe?! Who gave us permission?! I am obsessed with Jonathan. Love him. 1. Jonathan 2. Kamaro 3. Home improvement guy who doesn't get enough praise but only one whose name I can't remember 4. Tan 5. Anthony I really enjoyed the show, episodes 1 and 4 both made me cry. A couple of the other episodes (religious guy, fireman) left me a bit bored and disinterested but on the whole I am HERE for IT.
I watched the first episode last night. There were elements I liked, elements I didn't. On one hand it was quite sweet on the other painfully patronising. If Buzzfeed made TV. I like the long haired queen.
To my surprise I actually quite enjoyed this season and greedily gobbled my way through it in an evening, although I didn’t watch more than five minutes of the fireman one. Inevitably I thought that some of the victims looked better BEFORE than after, particularly the man with that lovely long Jesus hair
Did this basic bitch really just say CONTRAPPOSTO? Jonathan > Tan > Bobby >>> Karamo >>>>>>> “Antoni”
How does anyone even HAVE such a taut and shapely bosom? I suppose it might not involve eating crisps or low fat snacks like cheddar and pies
This is totally off topic so SUE ME but I developed quite a taste for those truly delicious and very natural tasting Indomie noodles as a little pick-me-up a while ago and do you know how much fat they have in each packet? FIFTEEN GRAMS and obviously one packet isn’t enough and you have to have a fried egg with them because it says so on YouTube so it’s no wonder close friends say I look like a bloated and disgusting circus freak I might have to tweet someone on TOP TV SHOW QUEER EYE to ask for help - possibly ANTONI - and lo and behold we’re back on topic
I’d only tweet HIM if you want help discovering an exotic and difficult-to-prepare dish like GUACAMOLE
Oh is he MR CUISINE? (You can tell how much attention I paid to a season which I claim to have liked. Obviously I was more focused on the grubbies and dozed off during the avocado mashing)