A Night to Remember

It's just so striking in this episode what the fab five can do for communities. Everytime they work for more than one person, for a church, a company, a animal rescue , a school, it's taking the series to an entire new level. The power of this is so multiplied and so immensely more meaningful. I'd like to argue we need to see more of these episodes that are for a group. Everybody can relate to someone in that group, it makes us really root for them, and it makes us feel so good by the end of the épisode because of the crazy difference they can do for people's lives. More kids who need that love pliiz.

Every time a new season of Queer Eye comes out, it hits every single high note there is-joy, love, compassion, humor, and hope. This episode features a group of early-college high school students from primarily immigrant backgrounds whose families have faced all kinds of uphill battles. They are the school's prom committee after more than a year of the pandemic, which created additional chaos, uncertainty, and tragedy in many of their lives. But the waterworks come on early in this episode as they show their wisdom and maturity, especially as they interact with their incredibly dedicated and loving teachers. Get your tissues. You might also want to take all these kids home with you to squeeze them. You've been warned.