Queer as Folk

Queer as Folk has some lesbian presence - poorly done - but is primarily concerned with gay men) going with the primary. The culmination in these awards being a joke came this year though. In the limited film release category, Shelter and Noah's Arc: ...

As far as TV you're missing some obvious ones: Queer as Folk (sometimes campy), Queer Eye for the Straight Guy (hello, CARSON), Will and Grace, certain elements of the L Word were camp (I would consider them camp...), though from the Xena era, ...

So I had no idea what gay/lesbians were until I happen to see Queer as Folk one night. I know that is hard to believe but magazines and comerical tv shows didn't talk about it back then. Plus my parents and high school never mentioned it. ...

I am currently having a Queer As Folk marathon because gay boys and their drama are very entertaining. I love to go see movies and occasionally get out to watch a live performance or two. My computer is my second home so Im pretty much online all the ...

BuddyTV Yeah, I got angry sometimes, I cried, I laughed, but I was thankful to Ilene Chaiken because I didn’t have to watch Queer as Folk to see a lesbian couple anymore. I had Bette, Tina, Shane, Alice, Dana and Jenny to adore, to observe and to learn about ...

Interview With Thea Gill  - laughs] I used to be young and fresh on Queer as Folk and now I'm shriveling up. AE: There are many people out there who would disagree. Besides, QAF took ...

The British "Queer As Folk": It’s not just for the boys  - Among them is the original British Queer As Folk, first aired in 1999: a ten-episode serial that spawned the much more substantial American series. ...

By dennis Because The L Word now provides a very different portrait of lesbian life, it may be even harder for lesbian viewers to swallow what happens to Melanie and Lindsay. But Melanie and Lindsay occupy a different queer space than do the characters on The L Word. Melanie and Lindsay live in a modest...

By sarahwarn Set in Pittsburgh, PA, QAF's ensemble cast is nearly all gay men except for the token lesbian couple, Melanie (Michelle Clunie) and Lindsay (Thea Gill), who gave birth to a son fathered by one of the men. This show broke all the rules when it proved that a gay-themed show could capture a wide e...