Not only is she a teacher who goes to visit sick children after school, but she’s also very involved in her church and wants the Fab Five to complete their community center rather than redoing her house.
Bobby would find a way to make a dog house look exactly like a Señor Frog’s in Times Square, I’m sure.)Īlso, Tammye is one of the most inspiring and deserving makeover subjects we’ve seen yet on the series. They could probably turn around the hairstyle and home of a shiba inu as long as it saved a child from a well or something. Yes, this is no longer Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, they can make over whomever the hell they want. First of all, they were making over a woman named Tammye. I immediately thought, “Oh, it’s cute that they’re going to the town of Gay, but this is just a stupid gimmick and the dude they’ll be making over won’t be that interesting.” I was wrong on all counts. It turns out that the crew is going to the town of Gay, Georgia, a small town with only 89 people. Karamo is wearing a satin bomber (one of three this episode), Tan is wearing a busy floral-print shirt that wouldn’t look out of place in Blanche Devereaux’s wardrobe, and Antoni is still so wonderfully adorable that just the sight of his face could make me forget about his thirsty Hanes ads. Let’s go!” Second, I make sure that everything with the Fab Five is just as we left it. First, I sing a version of Janet Jackson’s song “Escapade” where I change the lyrics to, “Let me take you in my Escalade. As soon as we see our five favorite homosexual reality television stars (sorry RuPaul) cruising down a rural Georgia road in their black Escalade, two things happen.
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