Why it may be worth watching
- Queer as Folk combines Drama storytelling.
- The principal cast includes Gale Harold, Randy Harrison, Hal Sparks.
- Viewers currently rate it 8.3/10 from 551 votes.
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Brash humor and genuine emotion make up this original series revolving around the lives, loves, ambitions, careers and friendships of a group of gay men and women living on Liberty Avenue in contemporary Pittsburgh, PA. The show offers an unapologetic look at modern, urban gay and lesbian lives while addressing the most critical health and political issues affecting the community. Sometimes racy, sometimes sensitive and always straight to the heart.
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Gale HaroldBrian Kinney
Randy HarrisonJustin Taylor
Hal SparksMichael Novotny
Peter PaigeEmmett Honeycutt
Scott LowellTed Schmidt
Sharon GlessDebbie Novotny
Alec McClureChris Hobbs
Thea GillLindsay Peterson
Michelle ClunieMelanie Marcus
Robert GantBen Bruckner
Jack WetherallVic Grassi
Edgar GeorgeMonty
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Best suited to viewers looking for Drama. The available catalogue spans 5 seasons.
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The USA remake of a UK original series. This had quite a cast of characters revolving mostly around childhood friends, Brian and Michael, the latter of which had an unresolved crush on the former. It deals with many issues and stereotypes that LGBTQ+ people face. We also see them going through their own relationships and living their lives. There is also a lesbian couple that get an enormous amount of screen time as well. This was more in line with trying to portray a realistic look at the lives of LGBTQ+ people than it was in telling a romance, al…
The USA remake of a UK original series. This had quite a cast of characters revolving mostly around childhood friends, Brian and Michael, the latter of which had an unresolved crush on the former. It deals with many issues and stereotypes that LGBTQ+ people face. We also see them going through their own relationships and living their lives. There is also a lesbian couple that get an enormous amount of screen time as well. This was more in line with trying to portray a realistic look at the lives of LGBTQ+ people than it was in telling a romance, although there were several of them too, but many of them ran their course throughout the series.
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