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"Queer as Folk" Episode #4.13 (2004)


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Director:
Michael DeCarlo
Writers:
Ron Cowen (story) &
Daniel Lipman (story) ...
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TV Series:
"Queer as Folk" (2000)
Original Air Date:
11 July 2004 (Season 4, Episode 13)
Genre:
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Plot:
Preparations for the Liberty Ride get underway; Mel is confined to bed rest for the rest of her pregnancy; Justin is invited to Hollywood to pitch 'Rage'. Full summary » | Add synopsis »
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Cast

 (Episode Cast) (in credits order)

Michelle Clunie ... Melanie Marcus

Robert Gant ... Professor Ben Bruckner

Thea Gill ... Lindsay Peterson

Gale Harold ... Brian Kinney

Randy Harrison ... Justin Taylor

Scott Lowell ... Ted Schmidt

Peter Paige ... Emmett Honeycutt

Hal Sparks ... Michael Novotny

Sharon Gless ... Debbie Novotny
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Harris Allan ... James 'Hunter' Montgomery

Stephen Amell ... Spinning Instructor
Bob Desrosiers ... Joseph
Stephen Findlay ... Leather Daddy #1
Simon Girard ... Bartender
John Goodrich ... First Spinner
Francois Grise ... Jean-Claude

Adam Harrington ... Connor James
Paul Hecht ... Fenderman
Gavin Hope ... Second Spinner
Maggie Huculak ... Tannis

Sean Hunter ... Dancer

David Ingram ... D-Boy
Amy Leland ... D-Girl

Peter MacNeill ... Detective Carl Horvath
Tony Marra ... Mr. Gay-Know-It-All
Philip Marshall ... Leather Daddy #3

Marcus Proctor ... Tony
Nicholas Rice ... Justice of the Peace
Mike Shara ... Brett Keller
Clinton Walker ... Phillip
Chris Williams ... Leather Daddy #2
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Episode Crew
Directed by
Michael DeCarlo  (as Michael De Carlo)
 
Writing credits
Ron Cowen  story &
Daniel Lipman  story &
Shawn Postoff  story and
Shawn Postoff  teleplay

Ron Cowen  developer: American television
Ron Cowen 
Daniel Lipman  developer: American television
Daniel Lipman 

Produced by
Ron Cowen .... executive producer
Sheila Hockin .... producer
Tony Jonas .... executive producer
Daniel Lipman .... executive producer
Michael MacLennan .... supervising producer
Del Shores .... consulting producer
 
Production Design by
Ingrid Jurek 
 
Makeup Department
Stephen Lynch .... key makeup artist
 
Production Management
Sara Fischer .... executive in charge of production
 
Art Department
Robert Hillman .... set dresser
Dan Norton .... set designer
Eric Summerley .... head carpenter
 
Sound Department
Eric Apps .... sound re-recording mixer
David W. Barr .... adr recordist
Martin Gwynn Jones .... first assistant sound editor
Bill McMillan .... sound recordist
Matthew Stark .... boom operator
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Iain Baird .... Steadicam operator: "a" camera
Paolo Perin .... best boy grip
Christopher J. Toudy .... key grip
 
Music Department
Stacey Horricks .... music coordinator
 
Transportation Department
Cheryl Darbey .... driver
 
Other crew
Tom Tobin .... assistant to producers
Tina Vacalopoulos .... assistant production coordinator
Dean Armstrong .... acting coach (uncredited)
 

Series Crew
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Directed by
Michael DeCarlo (episodes 4.13, 5.02 and 5.03)
John Fawcett (episode 13, season 2)
John Greyson (episodes 9, 12)
Laurie Lynd (episode 3 season 3)
Bruce McDonald (episodes 2, 6 and 8 season 3)
Russell Mulcahy (episodes 1-3, 18 and 20)
Kari Skogland (episode 4 season 3) (episodes 5, 6)
David Wellington (episode 12 season 3) (episode 7, season 1 and episodes 5 and 17, season 2)
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Doug Guinan  (episodes 10, 14)
Richard Kramer  (episodes 4, 8, 12)
Jason Schafer  (episodes 5, 9, 11, 16, 18, 20)
Jonathan Tolins  (episodes 6, 9, 11, 17, 18, 20)
Garth Wingfield  (episodes 15, 19 and 21)

Original Music by
Mitch Magonet 
 
Production Management
Susan James .... assistant production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Cindy L. Irwin .... weekly assistant director
John Karmouche .... daily assistant director
Jodi A. Tario .... assistant director
 
Art Department
David A. Baran .... carpenter
Craig Harris .... set dresser
 
Sound Department
Mark DeSimone .... adr mixer: New York (multiple episodes)
David K. Grant .... sound
Mark Hensley .... adr recordist
Kevin Konarzewski .... re-recording assistant (multiple episodes)
Nathan Scruggs .... adr recordist (2004)
Brandon Walker .... sound editor (episodes 1.4, 1.5)
Randy Wilson .... adr mixer
Randy Wilson .... foley mixer
 
Special Effects by
Sean Armstrong .... special effects key
Jon Davis .... special effects technician
Jasmine Gorett Vala .... special effects key
 
Visual Effects by
Jeff Bruneel .... digital effects artist
Peter Denomme .... visual effects producer: Calibre Digital Pictures
Noel Hooper .... lead digital compositor
Matt Schofield .... matte painter
 
Stunts
Leigh Bianco .... stunts (as Leigh E. Brinkman)
Walter Masko .... stunts
Branko Racki .... stunts
Peter Szkoda .... stunts
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Blayne Badge .... electrician
David Watts .... electrician
 
Animation Department
Clement Lush .... color assistant
 
Casting Department
Juli-Ann Kay .... casting associate
Beth Klein .... casting executive
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
April Poppe .... wardrobe assistant
 
Music Department
Amy Fritz .... music consultant: S.L. Feldman & Associates
 
Other crew
John 'Frenchie' Berger .... armorer
Sergio A. Beristáin .... production assistant
Russell T. Davies .... consultant
Ann Marie Joe .... assistant to producer
Ruben Malaret .... publicist
Pancho Mansfield .... production executive
Jym Morton .... location assistant
Dave Tommasini .... helicopter pilot
Jessie Wallace .... location assistant
 
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Episode #4.13, 11 May 2012
Author: ComedyFan2010 from Canada

*** This review may contain spoilers ***

Was great to see them in my dear Toronto! All the familiar places including the wonderful bar Woody's (or as they call it on the show: "Moosies", very funny, lol!) I have been to many times and always had great time.

And it was great to see Michael and Ben getting married! I was very surprised about the proposal, but it sure was good timing.

Of course I am also happy for Debbie and Carl, but I just didn't feel her reaction....Sharon Gless showed some amazing acting in this season, but I really didn't like the engagement scene.

On the other hand Lindsay and Mel's fight scene had some very fine acting in it. I like the story they have mainly for the great emotions it brings to the screen.

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