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A series that plays on Showtime/Showcase, Queer as Folk is a celebration of gay life in
all its varied forms. As we discover the differences that define us, we recognize the similarities that make us all human.
It takes place on the unique community of Liberty Avenue, where Brian, Michael, Justin, Emmett, Ted, Lindsay, Melanie, Ben,
and Debbie proudly reside.
So I began to take an interest in Queer as Folk after a gay friend of mine told me about it and we
watched it. I fell in love with tha characters and the show made me realize just how alot of so called "average" people can
be so judgemental. For some, it can be a wakeup call, hopefully making them realize that it's personality, not sexuality,
age, race or gender that makes a person. Just because someone is gay or lesbian doesn't mean that they're not awesome people.
lol...and just because someone is straight doesn't mean they're not awesome people either.
And this is it! My page dedicated to the show!
Brian Kinney played by Gale Harold.
The confident, thirtysomething advertising executive is a gay male who uses his
unapologetic and outspoken demeanor to mask feelings of insecurity, loss and isolation. Despite loving friends and a romantic
life that would put Hugh Hefner to shame, Brian can only find true solace in the chaste arms of his friends Michael and Lindsay
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Justin Taylor played by Randy Harrison
A naturally-gifted artist, Justin's confidence has grown since he began attending art school. As
he develops emotionally, Justin now yearns for more commitment from boyfriend Brian Kinney, which will be necessary if they're
relationship is to continue. With a new romance and a successful comic burgeoning, it's hard to believe this is the same guy
who just two years earlier was the new kid on the block.
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Michael Novotny played by Hal Sparks
Whip smart, cute as a button, and hopelessly devoted to Brian Kinney, Michael Novotny
is now the proud owner of his own comic store and comic book, titled Rage. Living with Ben, his HIV-positive partner,
Michael has found himself worrying alot about their future together.
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Emmett Honeycutt played by Peter Paige.
After a tumultous year, in which he lost his lover, George Schickel, and faced the prospect
of a lawsuit over the late multi-millionaire's will, Emmett finally found comfort in the arms of longtime friend Ted, as the
pair agreed to see if they can be lovers as well as friends.
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Ted Schmidt played by Scott Lowell.
A down-to-earth, low-key entrepreneur with a droll sense of humour, Ted Schmidt has
found much personal satisfaction in running his own online enterprise. As the new season begins, Ted and his best friend,
Emmett, will tread new water as friends and lovers.
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