Queer As Folk - Queer As Folk ~ 1.19 ~ "Good Grief!" ~ Episode Discussion *NEW* #2 - Page 7

**Giotto** · 01-15-2021, 04:47 PM

I find it a bit gross..

that ladt scene is soo powerful

aśka · 01-15-2021, 04:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Giotto (View Post)

I find it a bit gross..

that ladt scene is soo powerful

Last scene is, but I don't think Michael was a good company to Brian.

More we watch more I see who he really was to him.

I wish doing something as Brian did would cut off from past, but it's not how it is in real life.

aśka · 01-15-2021, 04:50 PM

Thanks for watching with me Daggi

and let me know when we can watch again

**Giotto** · 01-15-2021, 04:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by aśka (View Post)

Last scene is, but I don't think Michael was a good company to Brian.

More we watch more I see who he really was to him.

I wish doing something as Brian did would cut off from past, but it's not how it is in real life.

it seems brian still was sad about loosing his dad in a way, even if it also freed him..

i know ftom a friend who had a ****ty dad, that she really was celebrating when he passed, cause she didn't have to be afraid of him anymore

maybe tomorrow? I'll let you know

thanks for watching

**SojournHeart11** · 02-24-2021, 06:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by aśka (View Post)

Ted coming for Blake wasn't good or real for me too. It was off too. I'm not sure how to explained it, but this scene always makes me mad, not even sad.
Which I can imagine scene like this being powerful and awasome... But it's not.

And Ted kissing Blake make me sick.

Blake had JUST gotten through telling him his breath stinks from vomiting or a drug bender.. um, and then Ted goes "I don't care". I've always cringed there. I'm like, noooooo.

I know Ted loves him hoplessly and desperately, but there is such a thing as hygiene.