Queer as Folk (TV Series) Queens of the Road (2001) User Reviews

NYC, baby!

[PoisonKeyblade · 9/10 · 10 December 2007]

"So here we are. Brian and Mikey's Excellent Adventure." ~Brian

In another enticing episode of Queer as Folk, Brian's apartment gets vandalized and he basically blames Justin. As a result, Justin flees to New York City in hopes of becoming a go-go dancer... and he takes Brian's credit card. The whole gang assembled, Michael, Emmett, Brian, and Ted all head off for a "road trip" that goes awry. Michael is also forced with making one of the toughest decisions in his life, which involves the choice of moving in with Dr. David. Lindsay and Melanie also drift further apart, and Brian/Justin fans are treated to a spectacular scene to the song "Filthy Mind". Overall a terrific episode, and I can't wait to watch more!

Episode #1.9

[ComedyFan2010 · 8/10 · 23 January 2012]

A pretty good episode. I feel very bad for Melanie. She makes all the sacrifices to make Lindsay's selfish wishes of staying at home possible and Lindsay doesn't even get 100% on her side about the parenting rights. In my opinion after all this it is Melanie who should be staying home with the child and connecting with it.

Also feel sorry for Brian how he is stuck with Justin and everyone for some reason believes that he is his responsibility. Since when are people responsible for some dumb guys they have a one night stand with and who get your apartment robbed?

Also interesting to see how it will go on with David and Michael.

Why no one feel sorry for David

[erryzheng · 8/10 · 27 March 2020]

It is Michael says he wants to be with the doctor. It is Michael says he is constantly worried he would ruin the relationship. Why the hell in the end he becomes the one who does not want to move in and turn his back on the partner thing? Such a drama queen.

Never feel sorry for Brian for one second. He's the kind of person who takes advantage of people's feeling that he is the victim. He is just using Mikey as a backup, in case he wants to turn to anyone for hugs and warmth.