Queer Eye - Season 6
Season 6
Texas
The sixth season will see the super quintet return to their southern roots with a homebase in Austin, TX where they will "scour the prairie in a search for a whole new roster of heroes in need of a little TLC."
Episodes
Showdown at the Broken Spoke
A honky-tonk dance instructor known for her Daisy Dukes isn't your typical grandma. Her daughter wants her to rein it in — but change won't be easy.
Angel Gets Her Wings
A trans powerlifter dominates in the gym but struggles with self-confidence in public. Can the Fab Five help her harness her inner strength?
No More Bull
A rugged rancher grew up fast as one of the youngest Army Rangers in history. Now he longs for a wife and family, but his habits need serious help.
A Night to Remember
The Fab Five help a high school prom committee deal with the stress and loss of a difficult year as they plan an outdoor dance during a pandemic.
Craw-Zaddy
Years after his wife's passing, a quirky restaurant owner is ready for change. But both he and his old school eatery remain trapped in days gone by.
Community Allied
When the pandemic revealed inequities in her community, a passionate health care professional took action. Now it's her turn to practice self-care.
Snow White of Central Texas
The overworked founder of a rescue organization for special-needs animals is so busy taking care of others that she doesn't make time for herself.
Gimme Shelter
A hardworking humanitarian with big dreams and a selfless heart steps up his style to raise money for a state-of-the-art community for the homeless.
A Legend in the Baking
The gang gets cooking with a funky, eclectic baker who's seen hard times and needs a boost to be the face of her business again. The results are sweet.
The Mis-Inspiration of Reggie Devore
A gifted rapper lost his passion for making music when a global pandemic put his career on pause. Can the Fab Five help him get his groove back?
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