One of the biggest hits on television right now is Queer Eye, Netflix’s wildly popular reboot of the early-aughts show, which released its third season this month. The show’s crack team of five specialized lifestyle experts spent the first two seasons of this new incarnation improving the lives of people in and around Atlanta, Georgia. For this latest season, they’ve moved on to Kansas City - a move that left us wondering: who’s going to help all the people who still need lifestyle guidance in Georgia?
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We’d need people who are used to performing under the pressure of a large television audience; people who are at the top of their professions; people who are well-accustomed to going into the homes of ordinary people across the South; people who are able to sell new ways to succeed in a convincing manner.