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"Queer as Folk"
Episode #5.12 (2005)


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User Rating: 9.2/10 (32 votes)

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Director:
John Fawcett
Writers:
Ron Cowen (story) &
Daniel Lipman (story) ...
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Original Air Date:
31 July 2005 (Season 5, Episode 12)
Genre:
Drama more
Plot:
Brian proposes marriage to Justin; Mel and Lindsay want to to escape sexual preference discrimination: in Toronto; Emmett catches Drew with another; Ted thinks to have found Mr. Right. full summary | add synopsis
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Annoying but still great more

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Annoying but still great, 6 February 2008
9/10
Author: PoisonKeyblade from Long Island, New York

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

Episode 512 "There's only so far you can bend before you break." ~Michael

I have to say that this episode truly annoyed me. It wasn't that it was bad or anything, but some aspects seemed to be thrown out of nowhere just for the sake of the show ending. Where did Tad come from, and why does Justin's artwork all of a sudden come back into the picture? I suppose the show makes many things emerge without explanations, but I just don't think enough happened in this episode. I just know that there is absolutely no way the finale is going to tie up all the loose ends and leave me satisfied. I loved every Brian and Justin scene, and it was amazing to see them back together again. I also loved the subtle use of quotes from the first couple of scenes, and the relationship with Emmett and Drew is most interesting. Justin dancing with his mother was cute and felt much-needed. I just can't seem to recall Justin spending much time with his mother since season one. I highly doubt Brian's parents or Justin's father will be brought up again in the finale, but I really wish that they would be. I'd prefer all loose ends to be tied up. Despite annoying me, this episode wasn't really bad by any means. I loved the Brian/Justin sex at the beginning of the episode, and Emmett and Drew's final moments almost bring tears to your eyes.

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