ElectricBoogaloo September 16, 2019 Author Share September 16, 2019 Emmy wins! Outstanding Structured Reality Program Outstanding Directing for a Reality Program - Black Girl Magic Outstanding Casting For A Reality Program Outstanding Picture Editing for a Structured Reality or Competition Program Link to comment
starri September 21, 2019 Share September 21, 2019 Jonathan opens up about being an addict, a sexual abuse survivor, and a person living with HIV. What a brave, brave guy. I want to give him a hug. 8 Link to comment
angora September 21, 2019 Share September 21, 2019 What an incredible person. Major props to him for being so brave and honest. 2 Link to comment
shoregirl October 4, 2019 Share October 4, 2019 (edited) RIP Bruley 😢 Edited October 4, 2019 by shoregirl 1 Link to comment
ElectricBoogaloo December 5, 2019 Author Share December 5, 2019 Jonathan Van Ness Makes History as Cosmopolitan UK's 'First Non-Female' Cover Star in 35 Years (the last time it was Boy George) Cosmo UK interview 2 Link to comment
chenoa333 March 5, 2020 Share March 5, 2020 On 2/20/2020 at 2:38 PM, Athena said: Is this a clip from a new season 5 episode? Just asking because I have seen every season and every episode but these women I haven't seen. Link to comment
buttersister March 5, 2020 Share March 5, 2020 Yoko-san was in the Queer Eye in Japan series (5 or so eps). It's listed separately on Netflix, I had to search for it when I realized it was up there. 1 Link to comment
Vikitty May 27, 2020 Share May 27, 2020 JVN shows up in Chapter 7 of HarryPotterAtHome reading the part of The Sorting Hat. Always fun to see him popping up! Link to comment
giovannif7 September 15, 2020 Share September 15, 2020 Queer Eye wins Outstanding Structured Reality Program on the first night of the 2020 Creative Arts Emmys Link to comment
Just Here September 15, 2021 Share September 15, 2021 So there's now an official Lego set (#10291) for this show... A press release about the set, with more photos, and a review of the set are available at a Lego fan site, Brickset. The set's release date is October 1st. 2 Link to comment
hatchetgirl September 24, 2021 Share September 24, 2021 On 9/15/2021 at 4:54 PM, Just Here said: So there's now an official Lego set (#10291) for this show... A press release about the set, with more photos, and a review of the set are available at a Lego fan site, Brickset. The set's release date is October 1st. Adorbs!!! Link to comment
pasdetrois January 7, 2022 Share January 7, 2022 Jonathan has a new show coming out on Netflix in late January. Sorry I don't remember the name or link (brain fog). Link to comment
Vikitty April 12, 2022 Share April 12, 2022 Are we allowed to discuss Queer Rye Germany here which was just added to Netflix? 2 Link to comment
TakomaSnark November 16, 2023 Share November 16, 2023 Bobby Berk is leaving the show. US claims Berk didn't 'vibe' with the others. Link to comment
buttersister November 17, 2023 Share November 17, 2023 Too bad. I could lose a cast member, but I wouldn’t have chosen Bobby. 3 Link to comment
Vikitty November 19, 2023 Share November 19, 2023 Wow, that is... a surprise. I wonder if he didn't vibe with them as much because he was mainly off on his own focusing on the reno? 2 Link to comment
buttersister November 20, 2023 Share November 20, 2023 Or because most of the time, Bobby served up the most tangible/creative impact/value. 1 Link to comment
Vikitty November 21, 2023 Share November 21, 2023 That too. I'm torn on whether I'd want the show to continue with a new cast member. It did feel like "lightning in a bottle" once they all hit their stride. 1 Link to comment
Scarlett45 January 13 Share January 13 Johnathan is doing a show in Chicago in Feb and a friend is taking me! Link to comment
Snapdragon February 6 Share February 6 On 11/16/2023 at 9:23 PM, buttersister said: Too bad. I could lose a cast member, but I wouldn’t have chosen Bobby. I'd choose Jonathan to leave. Not even a difficult choice. I am curious as to what went down between Bobby and Tan. Also, I do think it's kinda messed up that Bobby is saying that they'd all agreed not to renew their contracts and then he's the only one that didn't. This is why I've never vibed as much with this cast as with the original. With the original, they came off as if they'd all been friends forever and hung out outside of work. I was shocked when I found out that they'd all been cast independently because they had such an easy rapport with one another. With this new cast, they are very much co-workers. https://www.thecut.com/2024/01/bobby-berk-finally-explains-why-he-left-netflixs-queer-eye.html 2 Link to comment
sugarbaker design February 7 Share February 7 (edited) Bobby and Tan are my personal all-stars in this cast. They both do their jobs well, and it shows they know what they're talking about. I could easily do without Jonathan or Antoni, I would welcome a re-cast. But it's Karamo who I would love to see booted. I don't need to hear any more mushy platitudes or dime store psychodrama. Edited February 7 by sugarbaker design 1 Link to comment
iMonrey February 9 Share February 9 On 2/7/2024 at 2:12 PM, sugarbaker design said: But it's Karamo who I would love to see booted. I don't need to hear any more mushy platitudes or dime store psychodrama. They would just replace him with someone else who would do the same thing. The "culture" guru is always the weak link. It was the same with Jai in the original version. The food guru is second to last in impact too. Hair, home reno and clothes are the biggest visual impact on the show. Bobby says he left because they were only signed on for seven seasons and he had already mentally moved on so . . . why did he agree to do an 8th season? He was definitely one my favorites. I remember how emotional he got about the whole church thing and it really got me choked up. He's overcome a lot in his life. I'll miss him. I'd definitely watch another show if he gets one. The others, not so much. 2 Link to comment
TakomaSnark March 6 Share March 6 ‘They Play Nice’: Inside the Tensions and Tumult at ‘Queer Eye’ Quote Berk was breaking up the beloved band, who had always publicly presented themselves as a familial, tight-knit unit. But after eight long seasons, 10 Queer Eye production members and well-placed sources tell Rolling Stone, that notion was beginning to shatter. Petty disputes and competition over who is considered the show’s top star were increasingly spilling out into the public. Even making the show was difficult, four production sources say, due, in part, to Van Ness’ behind-the-scenes behavior. Three more sources who worked with the reality star described Van Ness as emotionally “abusive” and having “rage issues.” ... As Queer Eye got bigger, the quintet grew increasingly competitive over screen time and who had the best sound bites, production sources say, as each jockeyed to be the show’s biggest star. Still, it was clear hairstylist Van Ness was the breakout personality. That, however, brought another set of issues. Four Queer Eye production sources and three sources who worked with Van Ness said the reality star was terrible to work with, using words like “monster,” “nightmare,” and “demeaning” to describe them. Three people labeled Van Ness as emotionally “abusive” and having “rage issues,” and all seven sources said the star would lash out at crew members and people who worked closely with Van Ness. “[There’s] a real emotion of fear around them when they get angry. It’s almost like a cartoon where it oozes out of them,” one source who worked with Van Ness explains. “It’s intense and scary.” During filming, one production source estimated that Van Ness would explode at least once a week. “He was a yeller,” they said. (Van Ness did not reply to multiple requests for comment.) It’s a stark contrast to Van Ness’ public personality. While there is genuine connection between Van Ness and the heroes, six sources say, they also describe the star’s public persona as largely a charade. “Jonathan’s a person who contains multitudes and who has the capacity to be very warm, very charismatic, and has the capacity to make you feel really special that they are paying attention to you,” one source who worked with Van Ness explains. “But at least once a day, they would need to yell at somebody. It might be something small, but there’s always going to be somebody to point out and blame and make the villain of the day.” Van Ness’ behavior allegedly contributed to the rift within the Fab Five, with two sources saying it led to certain members of the group — including Berk — reluctant to shoot scenes with Van Ness. “There was absolutely tension between everybody else, especially from Jonathan Van Ness,” says one production member. “He didn’t want to ever share the spotlight with anyone. There were times when we couldn’t even shoot scenes with certain members of the Fab Five together because it got so bad.” Ugh, a toxic narcissist - and the show clearly rewarded him for that behavor by awarding him the most camera time instead of curtailing it in favor of the others. 1 Link to comment
buttersister March 6 Share March 6 Taking pains to reinforce that the hero interactions are legit and meaningful, eh? Jeremiah will get a lot more screen time than Bobby did. Wonder whose time he’ll be claiming? 😉 1 Link to comment
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