Youtube queer as folk soundtrack series#

In one episode, Emmett decides to try to go straight.

The show received the warmest possible welcome from the LGBT community for its frank discussion of serodiscordant couples (the negative Michael soon had a poz partner, Ben, played by Robert Gant), drug addiction (Ted had a rough bout with crystal meth), and even ex-gay therapy. In addition, the show delved into lesbian topics through a couple, Lindsay (Thea Gill) and Melanie (Michelle Clunie) who become parents with BrianвЂ™s. Subplots abounded, including an additional pair of friends, Emmett (Peter Paige) and Ted (Scott Lowell). The show revolved around an awkward friendship between Brian Kinney (Harold) and Michael Novotny, which was complicated from the outset by the arrival of the twinky Justin Taylor (Harrison). AIDS loomed large in the plotline, as most of the seriesвЂ™ run took place before anti-viral cocktails appeared on the market.

Youtube queer as folk soundtrack series#

For many, including Showtime network watchers who werenвЂ™t gay, it was the first attempt to show what life was like within the American gay community at the time.ДЄnd although the show was set in gritty Pittsburgh, much of the series was actually shot in Toronto, and became a popular gay tourist destination as tourists wanted to see where their favorite characters drank, danced and dealt with the many curve balls life threw at them. :37, J leaves B at carnival at approx.Based on a British series of the same name, QAF ran from Decemto August 7, 2005. Then again, it could all be that the show's just been over too long now & I'm just really reachin' for stuff Wondering what else I might have been missing, in the later scene at the carnival after Justin turns from B and starts to leave and at the exact moment he turns back & is looking at B, a carnival barker (off screen) hawks, 'once in a lifetime' (hope the timing & wordage survive translated versions) as opposed to 'could never fill my soul' - i think the show was trying to incorporate all manner of things & i love after multiple viewings over years noticing something new that may be a stretch on my part (just coincidental?) or might actually have been a little touch (subliminal?) that they thoughtfully & purposefully added or composed into the scene. We know they most often make very careful & purposeful music choices. Maybe a bit of a stretch but I'm actually glad for a new slightly altered perception of events on the show that I hadn't been aware of before or learning something of what the show may have actually been trying to convey with this. but.the 'could never fill my soul' is playing in the Ethan scene!! And the scene with B gets a, 'once in a lifetime' declaration I discovered later. (at 6:16 into the YT clip) I think the combination of this and the later scene with B at the carnival might show that J is starting to realize that he's not really fully satisfied with either. The YT clip, particularly if u don't know the language is actually probably best so u just mainly notice Justin's demeanor. Knowing these lyrics and also the title, Drowning Man, puts a slightly different connotation/spin/tilt to the scene for me. My ' you'll never fill my soul' turns out by the actual lyrics to be, ' could never fill my soul' and I wasn't even questioning my 'you'll' at that point yet. My alternate choice for my 2nd guess, 3rd try for that one line was closest but still not quite there. Only in hindsight now can I tell I was getting closer with each listen. I didn't get a single line exactly right.