I started watching the series online a few years ago. Very cool that Netflix picked it up.
The series is a look into the young gay scene in LA. The primary couple has a complicated relationship--open (as is somewhat common in the gay community). The plot stays pretty honest about that--it's not easy to maneuver through the strong emotions involved when bringing other sexual partners into a relationship.
There's a great subplot as well--a drag queen falls in love and plans her wedding. She's got a hard shell, but evolves into a lovable character you hope will live happily ever after.
As a gay man in LA, it was particularly fun looking for familiar settings.
I wish Kit Williamson and John Halbach continued success in their endeavors!
The series is a look into the young gay scene in LA. The primary couple has a complicated relationship--open (as is somewhat common in the gay community). The plot stays pretty honest about that--it's not easy to maneuver through the strong emotions involved when bringing other sexual partners into a relationship.
There's a great subplot as well--a drag queen falls in love and plans her wedding. She's got a hard shell, but evolves into a lovable character you hope will live happily ever after.
As a gay man in LA, it was particularly fun looking for familiar settings.
I wish Kit Williamson and John Halbach continued success in their endeavors!