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Watch Queer Eye's Fab Five Take On Netflix's I.T. Department

23 February 2018
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Watch the Fab Five makeover a member of the Netflix “NERDS” team in a new ‘mini-episode of Queer Eye…

With only eight episodes in the debut season of Netflix’s critically-acclaimed Queer Eye, many fans were left wanting more.

Well… ask and you shall receive. Today, Netflix released a new “mini-episode” of Queer Eye where the Fab Five take Netflix’s Los Angeles headquarters by storm, and head to the companies IT department, referred to affectionately as the “NERDS” team.

Watch below as Antoni, Bobby, Jonathan, Karamo, and Tan make the team just a little more fabulous:

Queer Eye is available to stream on Netflix now.

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