Summary:
Based on the groundbreaking British series, Queer As Folk is a brave, funny and sometimes graphic portrayal of a world not usually seen on television and provides an intimate look at a group of gay men and women unapologetically celebrating life. Relationships, careers, loves and ambitions unfold in a remarkable tapestry of everyday contemporary life set against the lively urban backdrop of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Realistic and frank, Queer As Folk, a weekl one-hour adult drama, shows that, despite their differences, all people share a common bond, their humanity and that's what really counts.

Season 3 overview:
With more character development, tighter stories and less time spent at Babylon, the third season reaches new melodramatic heights. We've decided to give you a brief episode guide to whet your appetite and get you ready for another amazing season of Queer as Folk:

Episode 1: At the big release party for the "Rage" comic book, Justin chooses his new boyfriend Ethan over Brian. And shockingly Ted and Emmet decide that maybe they should try being a couple.
Episode 2: The drama moves forward as Justin has to figure out how to pay for school now that he's dropped his sugar daddy and Melanie tells Lindsay that she wants another baby.
Episode 3: Brian helps out the Community Center and Lindsay and Melanie ask him for more sperm.
Episode 4: It doesn't work out with Brian as sperm donor (to say the least) and they ask Michael who says "Yes!" Ted and Emmett tie the knot but problems are appearing in the midst.
Episode 5: Brian convinces a conservative, homopohobic mayoral candidate to hire him to do marketing for his campaign.
Episode 6: Brian's candidate is leading in the polls and Ted readies his new website "Jerk-at-work." Ben uses steroids in his urge to bulk up and Michael confronts his man.
Epsiode 7: Ted is out and about on bail after a surprise police raid, Melanie is pregnant and Ben stops with the "roids."
Episode 8: Michael and Ben take in Hunter, a young teen hustler with lots of complications. Justin wants Brian back after a disastrous end to his Ethan thing and there's some serious trouble in the Ted/Emmett condo.
Episode 9: Candidate Stockwell gets Woody's shut down and he discovers that Brian is gay.
Episode 10: Brian and Justin fight over Stockwell and Ted dips into white powder with potentially disastrous consequences.
Episode 11: Stockwell fires Brian and Ted decides to try the "circuit."
Episode 12: Hunter reveals that he may been the last person to see the hustler killed in the second series and Ted dives deeper into addiction and theft.
Episode 13: Hunter helps out with the investigation that ties the murder to Stockwell and Emmett and Ted have a huge blowup about drugs.
Episode 14: Brian risks his career to bring Stockwell down and Hunter's mother arrives.

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Additional Information

Categories: Gay Cinema

Running Time: 673 mins, Year: UK release date 2008

Price: Around £26 on Amazon.co.uk*

Starring: Michelle Clunie, Thea Gill, Gale Harold, Randy Harrison, Scott Lowell, Peter Paige, Hal Sparks, Sharon Gless, Robert Gant, Jack Wetherall & Makyla Smith

Directors: Alex Chapple, Jeremy Podeswa, Laurie Lynd, Bruce McDonald, Kari Skogland, Kelly Makin, Kevin Inch, Chris Grismer, David Wellington

Studio: Warner Home Video

Shop Online at: Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.com (USA) and TLA Video (USA)

Country: USA, Language: English

Additional info: Region 2 UK/Euro, Region 1 USA/Canada

Summary:
Queer As Folk is unquestionably the gay cultural phenomena of the new millennium. The master behind the scenes is Russell Davies, the writer who created the characters who have captivated the queer world for two years. Showtime, with incredible wisdom, produced a Queer as Folk soap opera that could conceivably run forever, with characters we can all identify with. The American Queer as Folk is set in a mythical Pittsburgh - it's not West Hollywood or the West Village - it's a blue collar city where gay people co-exist with straight - just like where most of us live.

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Summary:
The gay cultural event of the millennium keeps on marching along. While the writing on this second season doesn't seem as strong, the character development has been tremendous and there is tons more sex, nudity and trashy soapy fun! All of the actors seem quite comforfortable in their roles and one more has even come out - Michael's new boyfriend, Ben (played by Advocate cover-man Robert Gant).

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Summary:
Based on the groundbreaking British series, Queer As Folk is a brave, funny and sometimes graphic portrayal of a world not usually seen on television and provides an intimate look at a group of gay men and women unapologetically celebrating life.

Buy from Amazon (UK)
Buy from TLA Video (USA)

Summary:
The first groundbreaking series of QUEER AS FOLK introduced the main characters: Michael (Hal Sparks), an insecure 29-year-old; Brian (Gale Harold), an ad executive who isn't into relationships; and Justin (Randy Harrison), a wide-eyed and innocent 17-year-old. Just as hilarious, dramatic, and touching as the first series, this fourth instalment offers an even deeper look into the thrills and pitfalls of being young and gay.

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Summary:
The first groundbreaking series of QUEER AS FOLK introduced the main characters: Michael (Hal Sparks), an insecure 29-year-old; Brian (Gale Harold), an ad executive who isn't into relationships; and Justin (Randy Harrison), a wide-eyed and innocent 17-year-old. Just as hilarious, dramatic, and touching as the first series, this fifth instalment offers an even deeper look into the thrills and pitfalls of being young and gay.

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Buy from TLA Video (USA)

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