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To say I'm obsessed with Queer as Folk would be a major understatement. I never saw the show while it was on Showtime, I found it Spring 2008 and was hooked after only one episode. Not even one episode, maybe 10-15 minutes of one show. Even the great Brian Kinney couldn't have designed an advertising campaign that could sell this show so completely, so fast if he tried... Oh wait a minute... I guess he did now, didn't he...
Justin’s new client is an arrogant prick, but he’s rich and has great taste. So who’s he to turn down the huge commission for his interior design?
The way things should have gone. Correcting Cowslip’s mistakes once again…
Justin gives Ethan a chance to measure up to Brian…
Both Brian and Justin stress out about confessing their sins…
It appears that Brian does do romance, even if some people don’t want to acknowledge it…
I like how the author explores a different, softer, more openly emotional side of Brian after he's had an accident. Plus, LOTS of good sex scenes. LOL - Tagsit
It’s all gone in just moments; your life changes and there’s no going back. You’re no longer the person you thought you were; and you have no idea who you’ll become.
Brian doesn’t do romance, or does he?
Justin reflects on all his mistakes since coming home from Hollywood…
Brian sums up his competition as he offers him a part in a commercial…
What if 217 had played out differently. Just think of all the heartache that could have been avoided.
Brian dreams of Justin…
Daphne talks with Brian, finally seeing things from his perspective…
Justin’s Halloween costume surprises everyone, including himself…
Just another holiday with the family…
We all make foolish mistakes growing up, and you can ever predict the repercussions that might come back to haunt you…
Justin reflects back on his life, and his regrets…
A love story told in pics…
Cupid’s working overtime to correct his misguided arrows…
Gus asks Justin to be his Valentine…
Brian rethinks Valentine’s Day and what he really wants from his relationship with Justin, after running into Emmett…
Brian and Justin meet by accident on a snowy New Year’s Eve. Written in the slapstick humor of the 60s. Think Rock Hudson and Doris Day…
Brian and Justin are on their own for the holidays…
Michael insists on making Thanksgiving Day Dinner…
A series of drabbles about coming of age, and dealing with real life issues…
Brian and Justin’s journey of love…
