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In Bravo's breakout hit, style-challenged hetero men are rescued by gay men dubbed the Fab Five, who set about turning zeroes into heroes by refining their appearances, nurturing their personalities and transforming their residences from drab to fab. Witty, sassy and sometimes moving, the series spawned the spin-off `Queer Eye for the Straight Girl' in 2005.

Coming Soon: More Lessons from 5th Grader | Today's News: Our Take | 3/15/2007
Fox has ordered 13 additional episodes of Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?, the No. 1 new program of the 2006-07 TV season in all demos.... Bravo premieres Shear Genius, a competition for high-end hairstylists and featuring such guest judges as Frederic Fekkai and José Eber, on April 11 at 11 pm/ET, following the Top Design season finale.... IFC premieres the compelling doc This Film Is Not Yet Rated March 31 at 11 pm/ET.... Dress My Nest, hosted by Queer Eye's Thom Filicia, debuts March... read more be the first to leave a comment
In the Works: Queer Guy Gets Naked | Today's News: Our Take | 2/14/2007
Lifetime has signed Carson Kressley to host How to Look Good Naked, an unscripted series based on a successful British program in which women with body-image issues learn to feel better about themselves without drastic measures such as surgery or exercise.... VH1 and BET are jointly developing Wifey, a hip-hop drama pilot about a widow who takes over her late hubby's record label. The series would air in the same time slot on both channels.... Lea Thompson will star in A Life Interrupted, a... read more be the first to leave a comment
I think it's really ... | Matt Roush | 7/28/2006
Question: I think it's really interesting how Psych became such a hit on USA. The same with Saved's success on TNT (although I find the show a dull Rescue Me knockoff). Some channels (both cable and network) have found certain formulas that really work, and then stick with that brand. Psych, for instance, fits seamlessly into the USA brand by being a cross between The Dead Zone and Monk. In fact, I want to further compliment USA on the best ad campaign I have seen in years. I actually stop... read more be the first to leave a comment
A&E and Bravo have abandoned ... | Matt Roush | 5/8/2006
Question: A&E and Bravo have abandoned the highbrow entertainment they were created to showcase for the more lucrative waters of lowest-common-denominator reality shows, but they are just some of the latest examples of this phenomenon. Niche cable nets start out aimed at a targeted audience, often providing the only example of certain types of programming, but after a few years they start moving inexorably to the mainstream. MTV goes from videos to endless Real World-type shows. VH1 goes... read more be the first to leave a comment
I'm not sure if you can ... | Matt Roush | 4/3/2006
Question: I'm not sure if you can answer my question, but you seem to be in the know about everything, so I thought I would give it a try. I am a really big fan of the Bravo network's Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. I've noticed lately that Bravo is no longer showing the show in its regular time slot. I know that the show's ratings have slipped, and that it is not the phenomenon it once was, but its core fan base is still strong. And it's a disservice to the loyal fans who are still actively... read more be the first to leave a comment
First, congrats on your great ... | Matt Roush | 1/20/2006
Question: First, congrats on your great column. My weeks always start and end with you. I wanted to get your feeling on the representation of homosexuality on TV shows lately, because I feel that we've reached a turning point. I think that after a short period of (needed?) overexposure, with every show having a gay character and shows like Queer Eye for the Straight Guy and Queer as Folk, we are actually moving toward equality between gay and straight characters. For instance, I know that a lot... read more be the first to leave a comment
I read your column regularly ... | Matt Roush | 1/16/2006
Question: I read your column regularly and never expected to write in. However, after the day-to-day of Gilmore Girls/Alias/24/Lost, I felt it necessary to shine a light on some of the most entertaining TV no one is watching. My wife and I, while huge fans of Lost and Alias, searched out new programming over the six-week holiday break and discovered — Discovery. Two of the best and most informative shows are on that network and deserve high praise. I'm talking about Dirty Jobs and Mythbusters.... read more be the first to leave a comment

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Premiered: July 15, 2003, on Bravo

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Premise: In Bravo's breakout hit, style-challenged hetero men are rescued by gay men dubbed the Fab Five, who set about turning zeroes into heroes by refining their appearances, nurturing their personalities and transforming their residences from drab to fab. Witty, sassy and sometimes moving, the series spawned the spin-off `Queer Eye for the Straight Girl' in 2005.

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