Who remembers Queer As Folk?
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the us version came out around the same time i did!
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Ow, I miss Emmett Honeycutt. I loved him so much! The series wouldn't have been that entertaining if he hadn't been there.
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Love the show. The British original is brave, but the American version offered us the alternative dramatic and sensible aspect of homosexuals in the 2000s.
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I finished the first season last year, was planning to continue and watch season two but I never really did. I don't know if i'm still interested today.
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the us version came out around the same time i did!
Same here. When I didn't have a single gay friend to relate to that show gave me something to empathize with.
And to think that was only, like, 2003 - how far we've come in 13 years.
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I finished both versions quite recently. Both are pretty inspirational in their own way. I think because the US version ran longer it could deal with several issues which the UK version did not do. Also I loved Michael's mother as she had a big contribution in the show, whereas Vince's relationship with his mom was not explored to that extent. But both shows are awesome.
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^-^
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Only saw the US version. Hated Kinney. Sparks was hot and so was the accountant, haha. Saw three Power Ranger actors there, hehe.
I still have to watch the UK version.
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I used to want to be Justin sooo bad lol
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One of best series ever made.
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no one
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I remember it, but not fondly.
![😕](https://community.gaytor.rent/assets/plugins/nodebb-plugin-emoji/emoji/apple/1f615.png?v=57695cee877 ":-\")
For a show seeking to overcome stereotypes, it did it's share to keep certain stereotypes going. :afr2: -
I remember it, but never really was into it…. It was twinks & "pretty-boys" only from my perspective. Well, that & elderly men INTO "pretty-boys".
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AGREED. It was all about the twinks. It didn't overcome stereotypes, just reinforced them to closeted-folk still shocked that they themselves were gay.
I remember it, but not fondly.
For a show seeking to overcome stereotypes, it did it's share to keep certain stereotypes going. :afr2: -
**I really enjoyed it!
:love:**
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Queer As Folk :cheers:
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