Top 10 Memorable Queer Eye Season 1 Moments
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VOICE OVER: Lisa Yang
WRITTEN BY: Hannah Collins
Script written by Hannah Collins
This show will make you cry! For this list, we'll be choosing the standout moments that made us laugh and cry the most from the first season of Netflix's “Queer Eye” remake. The Fab 5 bring out the best in these men who desperately need a makeover. Whether they think they're too ugly to be fixed or not, this show shows us that with with a little self love, you can be a beautiful swan.
This show will make you cry! For this list, we'll be choosing the standout moments that made us laugh and cry the most from the first season of Netflix's “Queer Eye” remake. The Fab 5 bring out the best in these men who desperately need a makeover. Whether they think they're too ugly to be fixed or not, this show shows us that with with a little self love, you can be a beautiful swan.
#10: Neal’s Sasquatch-To-Sexy Makeover “Saving Sasquatch”
#9: Remington’s Time Capsule House “The Renaissance Of Remington”
#8: Dancing with Firefighters “Hose Before Bros”
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#7: Making Over the Fire Station “Hose Before Bros”
#6: Bobby & Jonathan Schooling Tom on Stereotypes “You Can’t Fix Ugly”
#5: Bobby Getting Real About Growing Up Gay and Christian “Camp Rules” Although “Queer Eye” is mainly here for frothy entertainment value, the remake didn’t shy away from real issues that affect the LGBTQ community. In the fifth episode, we met “hero” Bobby Camp, a hardworking father of six. Bobby was also a devoutly conservative Christian, something that the Fab Five’s Bobby could relate to. “Queer Eye”’s Bobby revealed that he’d had a similar upbringing, but came to feel alienated by the homophobic beliefs held by some in the Church. Bobby Camp later assured Bobby - and the rest of the Fab Five - that they are loved in his house.
#4: Karamo And Cory’s Heart-To-Heart “Dega Don’t”
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#3: Tom Reduced to Tears “You Can’t Fix Ugly”
#2: Tom Reconnecting With His Ex “You Can’t Fix Ugly”
#1: AJ Finally Coming Out to His Stepmother “To Gay Or Not Too Gay”
