Brandon and David are non-identical twins with identical problems: they're slobs, they pee in bottles when they're too lazy to make it to the bathroom, and their home is covered with 'butt holes' from their frequent wrestling matches. The Fab Five help the pair get their act together for a mature dinner party to help them show their family they are finally growing up. Written by tszuj-it.com

David G is a regular slobby straight guy who likes jeansand T shirts, building his own furniture, and doing monkey impressions. Unfortunately his wife, Jess, a handbag designer, wishes his style was a little more chic. David feels out of place at Jess's fashion events. The Fab Five are more than willing to help him build his confidence so he can walk with her on the runway. Written by tszuj-it.com

Michael is a tattooed, alternate-magazine-editing, fruit-subsisting Buddhist hippie. But now he has a wife and a baby, and he wants to create a better environment for his family while staying true to his non-conformist self. The Fab Five help him develop a home and personal style that will mix his commitments and his own attitude, and arrange an evening for him to show his love for his wife in his own unique way. Written by tszuj-it.com

Brooklyn boy Philly is trying to keep strong, but after two divorces and a bad knee injury requiring surgery, he's finding it hard to beat depression and get his life back on track. The Fab Five give him a gentle kick to help him prepare for an important business dinner and an even more important after-dinner drink with his former-possibly-future wife. Written by tszuj-it.com

Wayne is typical of many of the make-betters on Queer Eye. He's kind of a slob, isn't interested in fashion or how his apartment is decorated, eats nothing but junk food, and hasn't dated since splitting from his boyfriend five years ago. Wait a minute, boyfriend? In a special episode running during Gay Pride Week, the Fab Five makeover one of their own for the first time. Written by tszuj-it.com

John is a dedicated poker player, but his 'style' couldn't be farther from casino chic. His wife and teenage daughter are also unhappy about being excluded from their own home one night a week. The Fab Five give John and his poker buddies an Ocean's 11 makeover, and arrange some special treats for his family. Written by tszuj-it.com

John is 66 and a retired, but his life is far from over. Having spent the last few years mourning his wife's death, John feels ready to go out there and seize life again, and maybe meet a new lady friend. The Fab Five step in to give John the style and confidence he needs, in one of the most touching episodes this season. Written by tszuj-it.com

Christopher and Michelle fell in love out of high school and dated through all 4 years of college. Christopher going away to school in the US, and Michelle staying home in Canada. When Christopher was offered a job in the US after graduation, he asked Michelle to come with him. She was delighted, but her conservative Filipino family insisted they marry first. They are happily married, but have some regrets about their rushed, no-frills ceremony far away from their families. The Fab Five throw them a beautiful, intimate renewal of vows ceremony, with all their relatives and other loved ones present. Written by tszuj-it.com