Review(s): DVD Queer as Folk - The Complete Fourth Season (Showtime)
SEASON 5
I have been reading on the internet and heard what season 5 is about. I dont get showtime and have only started watching QAF a couple weeks ago. I have all FOUR seasons though. And with what happens in season 5...i dont know if i want it when it comes out. The stories are depressing. Brian gets SICK! that sucks. I heard one rumor it was AIDS but i also heard it was just HIV. And Brian and Justin dont end up together even though they should. and i also heard that they kill off Hunter. I know it is only a show but still....I know this has nothing to do with season four but i had to vent somewhere. Thanks for listnening and now you can say i wasnt helpful.
Queer As Folk Is Not Just For Us Queers
I Have All 3 Season So Far And I Have Been Trying To Get Season 4 And The Cheapest Place Is Ebay I Got It For $9.99 They Are So Much Money For Just 1 Season But When You GEt It You See Why They Show Is Just....Amazing! When I Watch This Show I Really Get Into It And I Feel The Emotions I Go Through When I Step Outside My Door HAving People Calling ME A "Fag" And Making Fun Of Me But The Way They Stand Up And Protest ..I Love Debbie She Would Be An Awesome "FAG HAG" lol I Got My Sisters Into The Show Also They Love Brain (Go Figure) And They Were Bummed When I Told Them After Watchin Season 3 That i Didnt Have Season 4 Yet And They Are The Ones Buying It For Me!
Best season since season 2.
QAF season 4 starts by tying up the two major loose ends of the season 3 finale/cliffhanger, that being Hunters mother coming back to make him in to a prostitute once more, and Brian losing everything he has to fund a series of ads to defeat Stockwell in the mayoral race. These are tired up well and we get the most diverse set of subplots since season 2, including Justins involvement with a gay vigilante group, Ted recovering from his Meth addiction that came on suddenly at the end fo season 3, Brians cancer, and the unfortunate death of Vic.
The season ends on a less dramatic note than any of the previous ones, with fewer loose ends left hanging than before. Another great aspect is that the series FINALLY got a good opening sequence.
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