Queer Eye - Season 1
Season 1
Georgia
With a new Fab 5 and some very tough missions, the Emmy-winning show is back and ready to make America fabulous again ... one makeover at a time.
Episodes
You Can't Fix Ugly
A lonely dump-truck driver with a big ol' heart goes from "ugly" to unbelievable and learns how to reverse years of bad habits.
Saving Sasquatch
He's drowning in dog hair and prefers to keep his friends at a distance. But this self-deprecating app builder is finally ready to let folks in.
Dega Don't
A NASCAR enthusiast and former Marine known for his wild parties and crazy costumes makes an effort to dress up and connect with his family.
To Gay or Not Too Gay
An emotional makeover helps the self-proclaimed "Straightest Gay Guy in Atlanta" come out to his stepmother and make peace with his past.
Camp Rules
The Fab Five pull off a miracle with a devoutly Christian father of six by redesigning his tiny home and giving his bride the reception she never had.
The Renaissance of Remington
After inheriting his grandmother's home -- and her dated decor -- a young entrepreneur digs his way out of a time warp to find his own style.
Below Average Joe
A subdued stand-up comic who lacks self-confidence after a major weight loss is swimming in big, baggy clothes. And he still lives with his parents.
Hose Before Bros
A selfless firefighter jumps at the chance to revamp his image and give his fire station a sleek, new look just in time for a community fundraiser.
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