Queer As Folk - The Complete Third Season

Pros: Very well written, interesting characters, interesting topics. Humorous and thought provoking.

Cons: If you are repulsed by sex depiction and cussing, this is not for you.

Review: I rented the first season because I read some great reviews in various mags including Rolling Stone and Spin. I gave it a shot and found it was thought provoking and very well written. I liked the characters instantly (even the one you are supposed to ...

Pros: Never a boring moment.

Cons: There's an extended shot of male privates which made me squirm a bit.

The Bottom Line: The third season finds the actors more settled in their roles allowing more depth of character to be explored. Writing seemed better and more interested on emotions than on sex.

Review: With a season containing fewer episodes than previous seasons – the cast and crew of Queer as Folk return for perhaps one of their more personal and powerful seasons to date. The first thing I noticed is that at least in the first several episodes ...

Pros: Other characters shine, Acting gets better

Cons: More or less just 14 epi

The Bottom Line: Usually, what's dark, in music or in a movie, is good. This is the dark season of Queer As Folk. Pick it up.

Review: In a way, Season 3 of Queer As Folk was a make it or break it moment for the series. We all know the show ended in only five successful seasons so Seasons 4 and 5 were determined by the success of Season 3, which already had Seasons 2 and 1 under ...