"When you close your eyes, who are you thinking about?" ~David
Justin's artwork and sketchbook finally become a centerpiece for this installment of Queer as Folk. Ted goes to 'DateBait' where he can meet other men over 30, and Emmett accompanies him. He meets a stable guy, but isn't so sure that he likes him. Lindsey takes an interest in Justin's work and gets him a place at the Gay/Lesbian Center. Brian tries to constantly be the center of attention after he officially meets David, and he doesn't like what he sees. The scenes between Brian and David are really full of energy, and I just loved seeing how they played out. The two of them were at each other's throats practically the entire time in a struggle for Michael's attention. Overall, a great episode with one of my favorite endings, and a dark, ironic one at that.
Justin's artwork and sketchbook finally become a centerpiece for this installment of Queer as Folk. Ted goes to 'DateBait' where he can meet other men over 30, and Emmett accompanies him. He meets a stable guy, but isn't so sure that he likes him. Lindsey takes an interest in Justin's work and gets him a place at the Gay/Lesbian Center. Brian tries to constantly be the center of attention after he officially meets David, and he doesn't like what he sees. The scenes between Brian and David are really full of energy, and I just loved seeing how they played out. The two of them were at each other's throats practically the entire time in a struggle for Michael's attention. Overall, a great episode with one of my favorite endings, and a dark, ironic one at that.