Queer Eye returns with a new Fab Five member in season nine.
Following the departure of Bobby Berk, the ninth season introduces new interior design expert Jeremiah Brent to the squad, alongside series regulars Antoni Porowski, Jonathan Van Ness, Karamo Brown and Tan France.
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After venturing to Texas, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, and Missouri in previous seasons, the new batch of episodes take place in Las Vegas, Nevada for the first time.
The Netflix version of Queer Eye is a reboot of reality show Queer Eye For The Straight Guy, which came to an end in 2007.
What is the Queer Eye theme song?
The show’s theme song, ‘All Things (Just Keep Getting Better)’, was originally performed by Wildlife in 2003. It has been reimagined for the reboot several times, including a version with Betty Who for the second season.
What songs are featured in Queer Eye season 9?
The ninth season features a range of upbeat pop tracks from the likes of Shari Short and Mustard Snorkel. You can check out an episode-by-episode breakdown below.
Episode one – She Was A Showgirl
‘Loud’ – Mustard Snorkel
‘Enigma’ – Muszette
‘Do Your Thang’ – Shari Short
‘Living For Tonight’ – Emmett O’Malley
‘Feelin’ It (Ooh La La)’ – Shari Short
‘Lose My Mind’ – Adele Roberts, Adam Martin and Sacha Collisson
‘Ask Twice’ – NNDN and Eloise
‘Double Message’ – Ankoku Funk feat. DJ Olei
‘Like Crazy’ – Orchestra Pete Jacques
Episode two – Special Delivery
‘Turn Your Head’ – Nick Kingsley, Daniel Farrant & Remy
‘You Love The Game’ – 5 Alarm
‘Want You More’ – Shari Short
‘That’s When We Come Alive’ – Shari Short
‘Good Nite’ – DJ R3V3R3ND MURD3R
‘The Time Is Now’ – Aaron Levy and Raphael Lake
‘It’s A New Day’ – Pink Shark Music feat. FGL
‘I Wanna Get Down Low’ – Christopher James Dececio and Andrea Christina Obeid
‘Made For This’ – Nick Kingsley and Daniel Farrant
Episode three – Poof Goes Piff!
‘Are You Ready’ – 5 Alarm
‘Born To Slay’ – Richard Macklin
‘Alright’ – Meaghan Smith
‘Not Giving Up’ – The Aftershow
‘Honey Honey’ – Larry Wagstaff and Isla Moony
‘What It Is’ – Xzibit feat. Young De
‘Avant toi’ – Vitaa and Slimane
‘Slay’ – Nia Sioux feat. Coco Jones
‘Phoenix’ – Kasablanca
Episode four – The Snack Attack Is Back
‘Are You Ready For The Show’ – Vanacore Music
‘Night Fever’ – Corentin Henri Le Fur
‘I Am Indestructible’ – Nick Kingsley, Daniel Farrant and Remy
‘Verzerrungen’ – ShezZzo376
‘Get Up And Run’ – PO1
‘Feeling Like Myself’ – Devin Hoffman and Rhett Fisher
Episode five – Five Gays And A Wedding
‘Love Tornado’ – Peter Fraser and Ryan James Trebilcock
‘Born To Slay’ – Richard Macklin
‘I’m Your Cowboy’ – Ryan Pate and Ollie Gabriel
‘See The Top’ – The Runaway Club
‘Said And Done’ – Lee Richardson, Richard Macklin and Tom Ford
‘The Way She Moves’ – Photronique feat. Shari Short
‘There Was You’ – Alyssa Bonagura
‘Good Things Are Coming’ – 5 Alarm
‘Today’s The Day’ – Michelle Lewis
Episode six – Mother’s Day Slay
‘Ready For More’ – Monogram
‘You’re The Queen’ – Skye Emmanuel, La Vader and Linasko Licks
‘Clean’ – Eman8
‘Faith’ – Eman8
‘Get Up And Overcome’ – Nine One One
‘Keep It Groovin’ – Extreme Music
‘Get Back Up’ – The EverLove
‘Super Star’ – Bleeding Fingers
‘I Am Indestructible’ – Nick Kingsley, Daniel Farrant and Remy
‘New Dawn’ – Raphael Lake, Max Farrar, Harrison Kipner
‘Part 2’ – Ohler
Episode seven – Chris Takes The Wheel
‘Leap Of Faith’ – Pink Shark Music feat. B3autiful Cr3atures and LG
‘Making A Change’ – Micky Mikkleson, Tiguan Jones and Jonathan Palmer
‘Who We Are’ – Henry Richard Obree Parsley and Sid Narbom
‘Bring It On Me’ – Blues Saraceno
‘Heading Out’ – At The Studios
‘Stand Together’ – Extreme Music
‘Fiesta En La Noche’ – Los Ultros
‘Nothing To Lose’ – The EverLove
‘Mirame’ – Cielobrujo
Episode eight – Are You There, Fab 5? It’s Me, Billy
‘Like Runaways’ – Devin Hoffman and Gabriella Lacroix
‘Tikkity Tock’ – HappyHertz
‘I Got The Moves’ – Devin Hoffman, Raddicio Nash and Dennis Padula
‘Keep Coming Back’ – Daniel Farrant and Nick Kingsley
‘Gameplan’ – Kristian Donaldson
‘One Night’ – Daniel Ryan Murphy, Anthony Sanudo and Jared Palomar
‘Eyes On The Road’ – Devin Hoffman and Clayborne
‘Gonna Rise Up’ – John Coggins
‘Groove Wit Me’ – Blues Saraceno
Episode nine – Sara Ralda’s Day Off
‘That’s All’ – Photronique and Shari Short
‘You Lift Me Up’ – Guesthouse
‘Dream On, Dream On’ – Nine One One
‘Life Is A Marathon’ – Wolves
‘The Bright Side’ – Peter Higher
‘It Feels Good’ – Vanacore Music
‘I Believe’ – Sophia Patsalides
‘We Got A Love’ – Rupert Pope and Giles Palmer
Episode ten – Merlin Gets A Makeover
‘Shake It Loose’ – Bleeding Fingers
‘Disco Beach’ – Corentin Henri Le Fur
‘Ima Be Alright’ – Nine One One
‘Drive’ – Nik Ammar and Mike Reed
A.I Sequel’ – Jon Dix and Dan O’Donnell-Smith
‘What I’m Known For’ – Peter Higher
‘This Is Where We Make It’ – James McLean
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