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Preponderance of Death

  • Episode aired May 30, 2004
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  • 53m
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Thea Gill and Peter Paige in Queer as Folk (1999)
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Debbie continues to be numb over Vic's death; Ted falls into old habits when Blake tries to break it off with him; Brian is diagnosed with testicular cancer.Debbie continues to be numb over Vic's death; Ted falls into old habits when Blake tries to break it off with him; Brian is diagnosed with testicular cancer.Debbie continues to be numb over Vic's death; Ted falls into old habits when Blake tries to break it off with him; Brian is diagnosed with testicular cancer.
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    • Alex Chapple
  • Writers
    • Brad Fraser(teleplay)
    • Ron Cowen(story)
    • Daniel Lipman(story)
  • Stars
    • Michelle Clunie
    • Robert Gant
    • Thea Gill
    • Alex Chapple
  • Writers
    • Brad Fraser(teleplay)
    • Ron Cowen(story)
    • Daniel Lipman(story)
  • Stars
    • Michelle Clunie
    • Robert Gant
    • Thea Gill
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    Michelle Clunie
    Michelle Clunie
    • Melanie Marcus
    Robert Gant
    Robert Gant
    • Professor Ben Bruckner
    Thea Gill
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    • Lindsay Peterson
    Gale Harold
    Gale Harold
    • Brian Kinney
    Randy Harrison
    Randy Harrison
    • Justin Taylor
    Scott Lowell
    Scott Lowell
    • Ted Schmidt
    Peter Paige
    Peter Paige
    • Emmett Honeycutt
    Hal Sparks
    Hal Sparks
    • Michael Novotny
    Sharon Gless
    Sharon Gless
    • Debbie Novotny
    Sherry Miller
    Sherry Miller
    • Jennifer Taylor
    Harris Allan
    Harris Allan
    • James 'Hunter' Montgomery
    Dean Armstrong
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    • Blake Wyzecki
    Stephanie Moore
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      • Alex Chapple
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    • Trivia
      When Brian informs his assistant that he's going to Spain (he's actually getting surgery for testicular cancer he says, "Flight 18. Barcelona and Madrid." This is taken verbatim from the lyric to the song "Barcelona" in Stephen Sondheim's "Company" as an homage.
    • Goofs
      After Shanda's performance, she and Justin go into the kitchen followed by the dancers. She starts to fix a plate of food and after the next shot, she and the dancers disappear yet in the background Justin is in the same spot. Debbie's house is small enough to see them leave.
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      References Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

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      • May 30, 2004 (United States)
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