#peter paige

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This or That - Danielle, Stefania & Peter - FRR 3 dreamitconventions on Tik Tok

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Queer As Folk Cast at ATX Festival 10 Year Reunion Panel

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Some of my Queer as Folk hot takes:

The show absolutely did Emmett dirty with his love life. He deserved so much better. The show's romantic ending for him will infuriate me until the day I die. We get, what, 4 sentences from the guy Emmett winds up with?

The show making Hunter straight was stupid. Hunter is bisexual. Why else would he be so pursuant of Brian? Hunter even offered to pay Brian to sleep with him, which makes zero sense if Hunter was legitimately straight. I feel similarly about Lindsay. I think she's bisexual, not a lesbian.

Ted and Blake should not have ended up together. Their relationship has waaayyyyy too much baggage. It was built on trauma and continued to grow on unhealthy power dynamics. Granted, it is slightly better than Ted and Emmett winding up together (they were a billion times better as friends), but that's an incredibly low bar.

I love Justin, but Justin was kind of a prick during a lot of season 2. He enters into a relationship with Brian (an enormous step on Brian's part that Justin should have appreciated more). What does Justin do mere weeks later? Break their agreement with some random guy at a party. True, it must've been beyond frustrating for Justin that Brian refused to tell Justin that he loved him. Still, Justin's resentment that they weren't monogamous or romantic enough annoys me to no end. Justin agreed to Brian's suggested relationship, and Justin set the majority of the parameters for it himself. Justin was the only one who violated their boundaries as a couple, and he did so very quickly. Yes, him cheating and eventually leaving was kind of understandable because he was young, and Ethan fed him a lot of bullshit that got Justin's hopes up. But it remains terrible. Brian was often a shithead, but he deserved better.

THE HOTTEST TAKE: Brian and Justin not getting married was the right thing to do, and (here's the hot take part) they should not get back together. That is, unless Justin changes his mind about monogamy, he and Brian get a new place together where they can both be successful, and they take partial custody of Gus. I see the last 2 things potentially happening, but if Justin continues to be dead set on monogamy, his and Brian's relationship will always be doomed like Brian says.

I have more unpopular opinions if anyone wants to hear them. What are your QAF hot takes?

EDIT: I posted a part 2 as well.

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That Thing About Harry (2020) Dir.: Peter Paige

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Tonight's gay movie... The Thing About Harry, cute romance with a happy ending

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Station 19 Cast at the Series Finale Table Read

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ROOTERS RING OF OZ

Paige and Flowery (c) @bepinasworld

Peter (c) @dvdexe

…Petaly (c) @/Rattle_M_Bones (on twittar!!)

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Peter Falk and Janis Paige in #Columbo “Blueprint For Murder” (1972) ❤️

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After the whole Enis disaster and Paige coming back from the dead.

Stiles: you took advice from Peter?!

Derek & Paige: it's called hitting rock bottom

Heather: *face palming*

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#He's right and he should say it

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been a little obsessed with my fem designs for them…

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Some times I feel as though Jeff Davis forgot he had already given Derek Hale a sad back story so he gave him another one, effectively doubling up the angst.