anybody gay or straight who watched:  What do you think of the show "queer as folk"??
598616
It was the greatest show on television.  \n\nThe thing I liked most about it was that it didn't use homosexuality as the comic relief of the show like so many network shows do.  I get bored with the stereotypical gay clown.\n\nThe show offered a range of personalities, sexualities, and explored the relationships among those characters as they might be in any group of friends anywhere in the world.\n\nI could go on forever.  Loved it.  Miss it.
183966
I also watched it regularly. I liked it.\nI'm pretty sure its coming back because while watching USA this afternoon they showed a clip from it during one of their "character's welcome" commercials.
548456
I love that show! I think it is pretty funny, but they always take the fun out of it when they "talk". I hate it when they talk topics over and make it so emotionally disgusting. My favorite characters are Jesse (because he has the attitude), Joey (who does not?), and Danny (neat freak, but obsessed)! I didnt really like the daughters, especially Michele because the Olsen twins played her. They are spoiled little brats. Other then that, great show, watch it every chance I get. :)
137708
It depends on everyone's personal thought. I know people who really enjoy spongebob and those who don't think of him too highly.\n\nHowever, i think spongebob is pretty good- its funny and cute, as you said.\n\nNo. He isn't gay, its just his silliness since its usually a children's show.
824106
Im a new yorker, so yeah i've seen quite a few of the episodes. I know that they've done quite a few episodes with muslim families, and im pretty sure there was one with a pagan family. But i definitely remember one with this crazy goth family, who like...was in love with dark Satanic stuff. And no, i don't think that they've done any homosexual families yet, even though the original cast had a gay dude on it. But the Muslim episode had a Sheik or w/e they're called and his family.
669636
Not alone..but the kilt thing..mayby you are. But its also fun being one of those two guys. As said before...love is love. And to the nay sayers...life is like a big tv lineup...if you dont' like what you see..change the channell(Turn the other cheek.)
1032488
Yes!  That's what happened to me with Will & Grace!  The show was on foreeever, and I always turned away from it.  Then one day, last year in November, I decided to see what the hoopla was all about.....and found out!  Siiiigh.  What a great show.  Ah, well.  We'll miss them.  (Also happened to me with Seinfeld and Friends)
205656
The show is called BLACK.WHITE No it did not change my look into the other race. The funniest part was how the black woman was not sexually attracted to her husband after he turned white, but the white couple were "falling in love all over again" when they turned black. The man was actually crying cause his wife was soo beautiful as a black woman.\n\nI was confused as to why the white man thought that white people still get up in Blacks faces going "Hey Nigg&r" Has he not heard of covert racism? I mean  he was waiting for that to happen so he could react calmly and show all black people how they should deal with that type of assault. Did he forget he was in California - not Alabama or Mississippi? And to be honest even in those places no one is just going to be up in your face like that.  \n\nOverall, I think that people are still in denial about the racism they harbor. They justify it and say well "they should do xyz" its never "lets get all the whites together and have an honest talk about our own racism..." the "focus group" on the show was orchestrated for the show, it was not a normal occurance among white people.
369051
Yeah I watched the episodes back to back last night. Kind of got sucked in. \n\nJoe doesn't seem the least bit interested in being a priest, his mom is just pushing him to do it. There are girls, but its not really about god. So that one doesn't really fit the dynamic of the show. He just doesn't want to stay celibate, that's his big deal. \n\nThe only that does is Mike and Aly, though he seems a bit gay, he cannot keep his hands off her, so I think maybe he's just entirely too sheltered. I mean he said that to think about "kissing and hugging is gross" though he was doing it to her. I hope he chooses the girl though, screw the church. Father whatever his name is totally trying to sway him. He is NOT letting him make his own decision. He threw him into a retreat right before he had to make up his mind to sway him back to the church. Its as if he is in love with him.\n\nSteve, there is no girl, so WTF? He is just dealing with money if anything.\n\nDan is the coolest out of all of them. He seems to be the only normal one of them all, and the whole carrying the cross 20 miles was amazing (though he has not finished yet and I am not even religious, I thought it was cool). All that being said, he has yet, to the best my knowledge, talk about even wanting to be a priest, and the cameras keep showing girls that just happen be around at the time, however, I never see him talking to them are contemplating a relationship with them.
563428
I really like that 70's show. \nAny episode is great, but the \nfinale was the bomb!\nThanks for asking.
533715
I thought William Ragsdale was such a cutie, but then again I think I was 13 when I watched it.  I don't remember Ed, but being gay has nothing to do with being hot!!
1077017
I think it's just a makeover show, and should not be expected to be a political statement or to be representative of the gay community (something it does not try to do), because five guys could not possibly represent an entire segment of society, and it is just supposed to be a makeover show, no different from any other makeover show.\n\nHaving said that, I think the show does represent gay people in a positive light. They show features five professional men, all with completely different personalities, who are on TV being 100% themselves. Not only are there very few out gay men on TV; there are even fewer a) being shown as trained professionals who are experts in their fields  and b) being themselves and not acting in a way that they are not.\n\nWhoever said they found 5 flamers must not have watched the show, because no one who is familiar with it could possibly think that. It is a shame some people just watch for two minutes or look at a photo and judge on that. Carson is very flamey and overtly 'gay', yes (and he is 100% exactly like that in person), and Jai perhaps is a little stereotypically 'gay' (and plenty of gay people do act like just like Carson, or more so). But Ted is as 'straight-acting' as you could imagine, and I don't think anyone would suspect he was gay without being told. He is also a very experienced and respected journalist who worked for Esquire (a men's magazine) for years - hardly stereotypically gay. Thom (who owns his own hugely successful design company) and Kyan are not 'flamey' at all and come across as pretty 'straight-acting.'\n\nYou should also consider all the good they have done personally for gay people, especially young people. Not only are all five guys very heavily involved in giving a great deal of time and money to various charities that support gay causes, like the Trevor Project and the Carson Kressley Scholarship, if you saw the deluge of letters they get, or met some of the young gay people who approach them on a daily basis, you would not care if Carson is a bit flamey. Literally hundreds and hundreds of gay people, mostly teenagers, have come to the guys (often in tears) saying it is Queer Eye that made them feel it was okay to be gay, or that it allowed them to come out to their families, or even that Queer Eye is the one thing that stopped them from committing suicide. Dislike the show by all means, but these guys have had an undeniable impact on the lives of so many, and that cannot possibly be seen as a bad thing.
722279
I love it! \n\nIf anybody wants to watch it, here's a link:\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXggo2cOTto
727033
Well, In POV, it's not wierd if two GUYS talk about yaoi in a forum ... why? what's it a gonna do with someone's reputation? Yaoi is not only for chicks you know, even dudes can watch em ... there's nothing wrong with that ... definitely NOTHING! I'll tell you what a gay is: some guy who likes yaoi but doesn't want to admit it! there's over millions, no, billions of true GUYS out there watching yaoi, that, I'm sure, as if you would die when you watch yaoi! c'mon, so you say yuri is for guys only? Dude, that isn't wierd not even 0.000001% it is not! Heck, most of the pupils in our school are guys and most of them watch yaoi! Dude, why do say such things that guys watching and talking about yaoi is gay? C'mon awwww yo, they even made something good, i mean, some people would think their wierd and gay but me, nope, at least their free to express their selves!!!!
52359
Oh dear...I don't think I have enough time or space to answer this.\n\nFirst off, I'm a big believer in "to each their own".  If you love this show, more power to you.  As you will see, I am not one of those.\n\nIt's really too bad, because the concept of a talent showcase is awfully appealing.  But, wrapped in the spangly cloak that is modern reality television, it becomes a perversion of the thing it claims it is.  The show panders constantly to the lowest common denominator, filling the occasional moments of real entertainment with so much bombastic hype that it's the worst kind of sensory overload.\n\nThe entire production is nothing more than a caricature of entertainment.  Everyone seems to be a stereotype--from the freakishly hip host to the panel of "judges"--two elevated C-list celebrities and a truly pompous jerk who's made himself a household word because of it.\n\nAnd the talent...I have no doubt of the phenomenal ability of many of these people, but it all seems so lost in both their own and the show's moronic desire to put EVERYTHING over the top.  Apparently sublety is a dirty word on American Idol.\n\nYet untold millions of people tune in every week to watch.  I truly do not sit in judgement of anyone who finds this show entertaining.  I think it's great that it can provide this level of enthusiasm to so many.  I really salute the show's producers for coming up with something that obviously touches so many people.\n\nBut the day I watch an episode and enjoy it is the day I've gone 'round the bend...
950592
THe show hasn't started yet has it?  I saw the trailer and noticed he was gay...and yes he is cute!  I live in Denver...so this will be interesting to see.
554013
They don't really like girls. Both of the actresses that play gay are the show are straight in real life. Sorry to disappoint. Watch the L Word. Some of the actresses are actually lesbians.