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An epidemic of gay community benefits feels smothering. Even now he's unemployed and has spent most of his fortune on the election, Brian refuses to relinquish any control by accepting help, including his partner Justin's. Hunter's ma threatens Ben to go to the police with kidnapping charges, but Michael refuses to hand the kid back; once they have to, Mel promises them legal help. Finding Ted's orchid 'Droopy' dying in lesbian 'care' gets Emmet to learn his ex is in rehab, actually counseled by Blake Wyzecki, who is however committed to another man; Ted gets out, but is extremely bitter, even considers suicide. Now Stockwell is indited, Gardner Vance has to beg Brian to return to Vanguard at his terms, including a private jacuzzi and unlimited expense account. Yet the publicity genius refuses a non-competition clause, even informs his top clients he is starting his own agency; when they don't bite, he puts his loft for sale trough Justin's mother Jennifer Taylor, who waves her ... Written by
KGF Vissers
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Debbie's shirt reads "Fuck yoga"
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Justin's mom is helping Brian sell his loft]
Jennifer Taylor:
It's a special place.
Brian:
'Special' as in 'unique, fabulous, one-of-a-kind' or 'special' as in 'there are schools that can teach me to dress myself'?
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The Sound of Music (1965)
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Episode 401 "Hey Todd? How's it going?" ~Justin
This episode starts with a bang and ends with one, both of which involve a very interesting drag queen with an amazing voice. It was really interesting to see Brian, for the very first time, in a spot of financial trouble. He went to such great lengths to stand up for what he really believed in, and it was fascinating to see the events unfold. As usual, I totally worship any mentioning of Rage, as it was by far my favorite plot point in season two. Ted has some amazing scenes with Blake, but it's very saddening to see him with someone other than Emmett. Hunter is awesome now, and looking back I can't believe how much I hated him at first. It was really neat to see Michael so against character, taking in Hunter and living with him, albeit for a short period of time. This was a fantastic season premier, and I'm really hoping that season four isn't as bad as I've been hearing. So far, it's off to a fabulous start!