Queer Eye

Jeff is a poster-boy for the "When Great Guys Make Bad Grooming Choices" award. He's got a a terrific family and a lovely home, but his mane of hair makes him look more like a cave dweller than a suburban dad. His wife and kids feel a new look is overdue.

It's a very Queer Eye Christmas complete with festive "hip tips," a brand new Fab Five loft designed and decorated by Thom, plus updates on some of last season's most memorable straight guys as the Fab Five drop in unexpectedly to see how they are doing.

Kevin loves stand-up comedy and his girlfriend of six years. In fact, he loves her so much that he plans to propose. One hitch stands in the way of getting hitched: his apartment is such a junk-strewn wreck that she refuses to set foot in the place.

Olympic skater John may grace the covers of magazines, but he has a poorly furnished apartment and is clueless in the kitchen. He needs the Fab Five's help so he can pull off the perfect romantic evening for his wife.

When Rob's mother died, his godmother, Mildred, raised him as one of her own. Rob wants to find the right way to introduce her to his girlfriend, Terri. The Fab Five set Rob up with everything he needs to throw the perfect get-to-know-you dinner party.

James' girlfriend, Taebee, wrote the Fab Five hoping that they could help her man, who is book-smart but not especially style savvy. The team decides to surprise Taebee by helping James achieve a new look and gain new skills.

Mark's "business up front, party in the back" hair embarrasses his stepdaughter, Karly, and is a topic of conversation in every room he enters. With a little help, Mark hopes to reveal his new look and his new style at a special party for Karly.

Richard has been concealing his severely receding hairline with a glue-on toupee since his early 20s. He is ready to throw off the yoke of his hairy oppressor and let his bald beauty shine -- with a little expert guidance along the way.

The Fab Five receive a call from the Pelham Memorial High School girls volleyball team. Their coach, Mark, is a great teacher, but his wardrobe needs work. The Fab Five teach Mark the fundamentals of style so he can woo the crowd at an upcoming game.

Twins Brandon and David have identical style problems. With their revered grandfather's 80th birthday fast approaching, there's no better time for change than the present. The Fab Five help this twosome grapple with growing up.

David's wife is a successful handbag designer who regularly rubs elbows with New York's fashionista crowd. When accompanying her, David feels underdressed and uncomfortable. The Fab Five help establish him as her most indispensable accessory.

Since his recent knee surgery, kid-at-heart Philly hasn't been getting out of the house much, leading to a messier home and a bigger waistline. Needing a little help to get his life on the right track, Philly called the Fab Five.

Wayne's dating life never recovered after a bad breakup five years ago. He can usually be found at home, enjoying comic books and professional wrestling. The Fab Five rock Wayne's world with a newfound style and the confidence to put it to use.

A poker-playing dad is ready to walk away from bad hair and bad beer and run straight to the Fab Five for help. He would like to see their poker night become a little more swank, and his wife Rita would love to see the same happen to his dull wardrobe.

Having emerged from a bout of depression following the death of Maureen, his wife of 43 years, former EMS lieutenant and Korean War vet John is ready to march back onto the social scene. The Fab Five get this senior off his recliner and into a love seat.

Chris is a Canadian who fell in love with a bank teller but is having trouble managing their joint account -- and their marriage is heading into bankruptcy. He is looking for the style, moves and attitude he needs to spice up his banker babe's life.

Al is a deputy chief of sanitation who's been living the bachelor lifestyle. After meeting Sandra, he wants a new look and a shot at long-term love. The man who is in charge of keeping the city spotless must learn how to clean up his own act.

Michael is a good cop with some bad habits that have led to tragically greasy hair, bitten-to-the-quick nails and the ability to do little more in the kitchen than boil water. To give back to his personal squad, he wants to make some changes.

Ari is a Russian rocker trying to make it big in the US, but his grunge-style clothing and apartment are not helping his career. Ready to get his show on the road, Ari is looking for the style he needs to rock out like a Rolling Stone.

Sean's mix-matched pad, frozen dinner diet and self-deprecating attitude are anything but hot. Wanting more than a microwave meal and a chat room, Sean is looking for the style and confidence he needs to make some live friends and nab a real lady.

Win is an ex Wall Street tycoon attempting to turn in his briefcase and open a hot East Village restaurant with his girlfriend. He knows that to attract his trendy new neighbors, he will have to look and act the part.

Some men are always in search of new horizons, and other men are like New Jersey native John, who is still living in his childhood home. John and his fiancee have just bought a house, and he needs a little push to truly leave the nest.

Steve's life so far has played out like a Greek tragedy. His Playboy bunny wife left him for his best friend, his dad passed away and he lost his job. He is in need of a style overhaul and a new outlook on life to help him find a fresh start.

John has been promoted to the Assistant General Manager of the Staten Island Yankees, and his boss is worried that his Hawaiian shirts and frat-boy style may not suit his new responsibilities. In addition, he is about to meet his online flame in person.

Mike owns a successful motorcycle repair and customization shop, but the fact that he doesn't look like a guy you'd want to give money to is standing in the way of his ability to expand his business.