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#26

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Posted: 6/23/16 at 9:39am

Jay Lerner-Z said: "Not sure where you got ten years from, unless I am missing something?

At the start of the trailer Patrick tells the cab driver that he "used to live here, for almost ten years" - not that he had been gone ten years.

Thanks for clarifying. I missed that.

"The sexual energy between the mother and son really concerns me!"-random woman behind me at Next to Normal "I want to meet him after and bang him!"-random woman who exposed her breasts at Rock of Ages, referring to James Carpinello

#27

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Posted: 6/23/16 at 11:15am

darreyl102 said: "^ For the record, I loved 'Cucumber'- I wish there was more of the show!

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Well we agree there, anyway. Those who disliked it in the Uk also had the "the characters are so unlikeable" complaint (a complaint I never got--I don't watch things based on if I would like to introduce the characters to my grandma) but also more of a worry about straight people watching it and thinking Gay's are sex obsessed.

I still ill can't believe how chopped up and censored it apparently was when Logo aired it (being Canadian I don't get Logo but why have a gay network that can't show nudity?) and am disappointed there's no N American DVD release though Amazon does have the uncut version streaming.

Creator Russell Davies apparently has gotten the green light for a new one season drama about gays in the 80s... (And yes Freddie Fox, sigh)

#28

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Posted: 6/23/16 at 11:40am

In terms of gay series, I like the Australian series Please Like Me.

Perhaps because, despite a gay main character and depiction of gay issues, it doesn't necessarily feel like, "this is a gay series, for gays! Gays have to watch it! It's for gays!" It sort of does its own idiosyncratic thing.

"...everyone finally shut up, and the audience could enjoy the beginning of the Anatevka Pogram in peace."

#29

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Posted: 6/23/16 at 11:56am

I really struggle with having not liked Looking when I really like Girls, which is another side of the same coin-rather unlikeable characters, not much happens. However, Girls is compelling to me. Not sure of the exact difference.

#30

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Posted: 6/23/16 at 9:15pm

Kad said: "In terms of gay series, I like the Australian series Please Like Me.

Perhaps because, despite a gay main character and depiction of gay issues, it doesn't necessarily feel like, "this is a gay series, for gays! Gays have to watch it! It's for gays!" It sort of does its own idiosyncratic thing.

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Please Like Me is brilliant (aren't we due for a fourth season soon?) It does do a really clever balancing act I think of being a gay centered show really (IMHO anyway) and not just an ensemble show where one character is gay, and yet it does still focus on non gay stuff. OK I didn't explain that well at all...

(Of course its critics also complain about none of the main cast being "likeable"

Updated On: 6/24/16 at 09:15 PM

#31

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Posted: 6/24/16 at 1:37am

I thought the series was very well done. The location work was very authentic and I liked the fact that the characters were imperfect as we all are. They were all on a journey to find themselves which for all of us continues through our entire lifetime. Groff is a fine actor who obviously had some strong teachers along the way.

#32

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Posted: 6/27/16 at 1:05pm

I saw a screening of the movie last night in San Francisco. It takes place 9 months after the season 2 finale.

#33

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Posted: 6/29/16 at 11:00pm

gcal said: "I saw a screening of the movie last night in San Francisco. It takes place 9 months after the season 2 finale.

Was it at The Castro? We're any of the cast or crew there?

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#34

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Posted: 6/29/16 at 11:14pm

OMG how am I not any more less excited about this than I thought I was?!?!?!?!

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