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Queer as Folk - The Complete Third Season (Showtime) Customer Reviews (22 - 24 of 33 Reviews)
A must see
I am a huge fan of Queer As Folk and this season I think is the best of all three so far. For instance the writers have decided to focus more on the story lines and characters other than the spe (sex per eposoide).
In this season you find Emmett and Ted in some pretty hard times, Brian risking it all, Melanie and Lindsey looking for their own little miracle, as well as Hunter, Michael and Ben finding the true meaning of a family, and last but not least Justin finally growing up.
I was compelled by this season and it's a must see for anyone. The series itself is ground breaking and pushes the limits. I've never seen things done on television before that this show does. After watching one eposoide you'll fall in love with these characters and never miss another eposoide again.
I own these dvds and watch it over and over again because it's highly addictive and the acting is superb. Everytime I watch it I'm completely blown away by the actors and the way they devliver their lines. It's definately worth the money and it's something you'll love to watch over numerous times.
Still addictive
QAF will certainly never reach Switzerland so thanks to DVD's. I own all 3 seasons and simply can stop watching. I tell myself "keep an episode for each week and make it longer". I can't ! I watch them in a row then start again. Fabulous cast ! To be honest, don't like all the plots and I find season 3 too rough, too underground and less "real life". Some plots are hard to believe or not really worth it. Still, dont' miss this season !!! Keep it going !!!
Another great installment of this addictive show
When this show first came out, I had no interest in watching it.. I dismissed it as a soap opera with the vapidness of Will & Grace (not to mention reinforcement of totally lame stereotypes) + a bit of nudity for the more prurient among us.
3 seasons in and I'm happy to be wrong. It seems that every season there seem to be some really good story lines, and a couple of totally lame ones. This season's lame one has got to be Ted's crystal meth addiction - how many times will Ted fall off the self-esteem wagon and wallow in self-pity? It's old. However, the continued development of Justin - originally one of my least favorite characters, he's gotten the bulk of the character "growth" thus far - and the strengthening story line that followed Brian's work on the Stockwell campaign made up for the other bland storylines.
I was a bit disappointed that this season had 5-6 fewer episodes than the first two, but the DVD package was well worth the money and I added it happily to the first two seasons.
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