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1. Gettysburg, Pennsylvana
Air date: Apr 23, 2020
Bob the Drag Queen, Eureka O'Hara and Shangela Laquifa Wadley arrive in Gettysburg, Pa., to put on a one-night-only drag show featuring locals in need of a little support and empowerment, including Hunter, Darryl and Erica.
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2. Twin Falls, Idaho
Air date: Apr 30, 2020
Bob, Eureka and Shangela head to Twin Falls, Idaho, a conservative, predominantly Mormon community in Magic Valley; the queens meet a group of drag artists who need help forming a community and work with Clifton, Brandon and Mikayla.
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3. Branson, Missouri
Air date: May 7, 2020
In Branson, Mo., a wholesome showbiz town smack in the middle of the Bible Belt, Bob, Eureka, and Shangela help Tanner, Charles and Chris who are struggling to be their true selves in a community that prides itself on its traditional values.
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4. Farmington, New Mexico
Air date: May 14, 2020
The queens help the residents of Farmington and Shiprock, N.M.; they enlist gay Navajo photographer Nate, lesbian public defender Nicole, and Stacey and her daughter, Jasmine, who are processing the suicide of their daughter and sister, DJ.
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5. Ruston, Louisiana
Air date: May 21, 2020
Bob, Eureka and Shangela shake things up in Ruston, La.; they enlist Jose, a gay man who is tired of censoring himself, ex-firefighter Stacy, a straight ally, and Lynn, a lesbian who lost her left arm and leg but wants to reclaim her independence.
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6. Spartanburg, We Make It Werk
Air date: Jun 4, 2020
COVID-19 disrupts the queens' production schedule, but they make it work; as Bob, Eureka and Shangela explore the series' impact, they reveal the life-changing experiences they've had traveling across the country and meeting LGBTQ community members.
We're Here (2020)
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I just discovered this series, and I'm addicted. I'm straight, but I support same-sex marriage. I've only watched three episodes so far, but I've learned some things. For example, a gay man who turns to fundamentalist Christianity to feel better about himself, will never have a true committed relationship. That isn't fair. Caution: In order to watch this show, you must have empathy. If you don't have empathy, learn it!
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This show is original but distasteful. It aims to undermine the facts that surround their community as a whole and begs the question why it was created in the first place. Do not watch.
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Important show. Gives all the feels. Beautiful, touching, sad and joyful. Gives me hope for small town america.
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This is hands down the BEST reality show I have ever seen. I can already tell I'll be rewatching it for years to come.
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What a wonderful show - if you haven't watched it, you must!! Heartwarming, funny, raw emotion - it all here :). I hope there is a season 2+!!
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What a wonderfully heartfelt show about togetherness and love. Just what we need to learn and practice in this crazy world.
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An amazing show! I hope this gets picked up for another season, seriously life-changing. There is never enough LGTBQIA+ representation in media, and this showcases everything. This docuseries follows three famous drag queens, as they travel to small towns with communities struggling to identify/accept LGTBQIA+ allies and members. The stories you can witness are impactful and can't help but make you feel joy. As an out gay man, I wish I had this show in my early years when I just felt like no one understood my situation. Please support this show and all involved... THE WORLD NEEDS MORE LOVE ❤️
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We're Here shifts the focus from making over struggling ugly ducklings to empowering whole communities through the art of drag and queer performance.
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LOVE, LOVE, ABSOLUTELY LOVE, this show it actually warms my heart as well as tickle my funnybone!
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Bob, Eureka, and Shangela are the perfect cast to take us to small town America and guide us to a better version of ourselves. We're Here is a salve for a deeply troubled country.
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