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But the subtext of it all was more important.
Our show is fighting for acceptance.
Apparently, all we need to do is make America zhoozh again.
The members of the new Fab Five still focus on the same specialities.
This is a slightly more diverse group than the original, and also a less judgmental one.
When was the last time you changed these sheets?
When was the last time yourmomchanged these sheets?
Berk asks as a follow-up.
(For the record, the answer is none.)
(Some version of that statement is said at least three times in the second episode.)
Several of those men look like candidates for the next New YorkTimeslongread about the misunderstood Trump voter.
But in the Camp family, they are.
In our hearts, they are.
And we want you guys to know you have been loved here.
He is crying as he says this, and so is every member of the Fab Five.
Thats the other thing: There is alotof crying inQueer Eye.
Its basically theThis is Usof reality shows.
Waldrop and Brown take a long car ride in episode three so they can openly discuss police brutality.
But he doesnt.Queer Eyeis willing to get provocative, but not enough to make things genuinely uncomfortable.
There are the typical Southern rednecks out there.
We can be transformed.
Can this country really be healed by a reboot ofQueer Eye?
Common sense says absolutely not.
