Basic at most. Weak comedy, dull storylines... The most enticing about it probably were the location shots of NY. Please don't do Sex and The City dirty by comparing.
Just obnoxious, atrocious, dumb trash like no other.
As a gay, I'm deeply offended.
Anyone who has no outed gay friends and see this garbage, see only sissy, feminine, grotesque characters and may come to a conclusion that every gay is like that.
This show feels a bit dated. We don't do comedy like that anymore. A few laugh worthy moments but overall it's not a show I would miss if it was cancelled.
Really enjoyable series. Just a nice drama of gay friends with all their daily dramas.. a real hoot.
This show is a nothing quinoa burger.
I don’t get the appeal of NPH. He’s so blah as an actor. Always bringing comedic vaudeville vibes to whatever role he plays. Outside of him the other cast was pretty good. Finale was blah. Honestly prolly won’t watch season 2 if there is one.
What a surprise!!!!!!
I enjoyed this and yes it’s a gay “sex in the city”
This is an adult gay themed comedy, a breath of fresh air from the screaming young queens we keep getting…..
This gay old prude wants some more!!!
Don’t understand why Netflix cancelled it, but that’s just Netflix being Netflix.
The gays are so immensely obnoxious—such a horrible American stereotype. So sad to see this representation on television all the time. I wish we made more European movies and tv shows with real and normal people. Really don’t like being represented like that.
The story itself was kind of cute though.
Would like this a lot more if NPH was exchanged for literally anyone else. Tisha Campbell and Marcia Gay Harden are great though.
Loved this! So different from having to sit around another show with a bunch of 18-25 year olds. A refreshing show with mature crowds. The funniest character for me turned out to be Tisha Campbell and I was really surprised.
It's OK.
Fine to watch it, not painful, not very funny. Not memorable, nothing to write home about, nothing to note yourself to wait for next season.
Comes and goes.
[Netflix] Specializing in goofy comedies starring Hollywood's biggest stars, Andrew Fleming sticks to his line with a gay comedy that rips through all the stereotypes. It's kind of like a posh mature version of "Queer as folk," but it doesn't avoid commonplaces about being single in the Grindr era. The worst is that a more comedic lead than Nick Patrick Harris could have gotten more out of the character.
Doesn't solve any major crisis but ... It doesn't have to, it's entertaining, funny at moment, normal, a bit cinematic, while it won't make it into my list of favourites, i don't regret the time spent watching it, especially considering there's not much options otherwise
Neil Patrick Harris is a gem. The storylines are great. They have a nice modern twist to an older crowd without making it weird. I enjoy this and will keep watching.
Funny, the story and jingles remind me of Sex And the City, except this one is for gays.
Shout by TraktopelBlockedParent2022-07-31T20:46:18Z
Imagine the cast of Million Dollar Listing only without the mind-blowing deals, acting in a bland sexless humourless episode of Sex and The City. Now stretch this over 8 episodes, sponsored by Grindr and 23andMe. Got it? Now find something else to watch.