Queer as Folk -US-
an Episode Guide
by Teri V.
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Queer as Folk -US-an Episode Guide
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| aired from: Dec 2000 to: ___ ____ | 20+ eps | Showtime | 45 min | stereo | closed captioned |
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This series was adapted from the UK series of the same name. Here is the list of characters that were adapted from that series, with the names of the original characters in parentheses: Brian (Stuart), Michael (Vince), Justin (Nathan), Ted (Phil), Emmett (Alexander), Melanie (Lisa), Lindsay (Romey), Debbie (Hazel), Daphne (Donna), Dave (Cameron), Jennifer (Janice).
The song in the opening credits is "Spunk" by Greek Buck. The song in the closing credits is "Dive In The Pool" by Barry Harris (sometimes) featuring Pepper Meshay.
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Production Credits
Executive producers: Ron Cowen, Daniel Lipman, Tony Jonas
Created by: Ron Cowen, Daniel Lipman
Producers: Jason Schafer, Jonathan Tolins
Consultant: Russell T. Davies
rc: Daphne
After a night out at the club Babylon with Michael, Emmett and Ted; Brian picks up a cute guy named Justin for a night of fun, but afterwards coldly rebuffs Justin's attempts to see him again. Michael also gets lucky taking home a hunk only to be happily interrupted for a trip to the hospital after Brian learns that Lindsay and Melanie have had a baby boy, Gus.
Music: "Can You Feel It" by The Tamperer; "Let's Hear It for The Boy" by Katty B.; "Synasthesia" by Junkie XL; "Deeper Love" by Ruff Driverz; "Sandstorm" by Darude; "You Think You're a Man" by Full Frontal; "Proud" by Heather Small; "X-Hale Slowly" by Bootsy McQueen; "So Good" by The Aloof; "Heavy Scene" by Meg Lee Chin; "More Effeminate Than You" by Robin Black
b: 3 Dec 00 pc: 101 w: Ron Cowen & Daniel Lipman d: Russell Mulcahyrc: Daphne, Jennifer, Vic, Marley, Tracy, Christian, Cynthia
Michael stays in the closet at work, which causes some problems with an interested co-worker while at the same time he struggles with feelings of jealousy over Brian's relationship with Justin.
Music: "Freefall (Nettwerk Records)" by Tom Third; "Wanna Mmm" by The Lawyer; "Turn It Round" courtesy of MasterSource; "Louisiette" by Prairie Oyster; "Liar Song" by Michael Chase; "Think" by Karaoke; "Mambo Lupita" by Peer Music; "Dancin' (Like It's the Last Day of My Life)" by Mike Drury; "Minimal Peach" by Greek Buck; "Sleep" by The Dandy Warhols
b: 3 Dec 00 pc: 102 w: Ron Cowen & Daniel Lipman d: Russell Mulcahy NOTE: This episode aired as part of the 90-minute pilot.rc: Vic, Daphne, Blake
Lindsay and Melanie have a bris for their new baby Gus, which Brian decides to miss until Michael convinces him otherwise. Brian decides to crash the party and put his parental foot down. Justin seeking to regain the attention of Brian decides to make himself noticed at Babylon. Meanwhile, Brian's involvement as the father of Gus causes some relationship strain between Lindsay and Melanie. Michael attempting to continue his straight act, runs into a co-worker in front of the gay bars. Also, Ted finally gets lucky with a guy who he's been denying the advances of all night, but ends up with devastating results.
Music: "Ishai's Freylekh" by The Flying Bukgar Klezmer Band; "Walking In Wonderland" courtesy of MasterSource; "Up Yours" by Jeff Peacock; "Showtime" by Trigbag; "Superstar" by Novy vs. Eniac; "Banana" by Pod; "Go 48 (Bass Mix)" by DJ Matt C; "Take Me, Love Me (Squeeze Me Baby)" by Friburn & Urik; "Dive in the Pool" by Barry Harris; "Bingo Bango" by Basement Jaxx; "Here's a Little Something" by Joe Quaranto; "The Only Way is Up" by The Kinky Boyz; "The Music (Razor n Guido Club Mix)" by Orang'e; "Let's Hear it For the Boy" by Katty B.
b: 10 Dec 00 pc: 103 w: Ron Cowen & Daniel Lipman d: Russell Mulcahyrc: Daphne, Jennifer, Vic, Christian
While Ted lies in a drug-induced coma, Brian learns he's named the executor of his friend's living will. Also, Justin's mother suspects the truth about her son's sexuality and Michael and Emmett try to remove incriminating evidence from Ted's apartment but discover Ted's longtime crush on Michael.
Music: "Digga Digga Daa" by Erotimania; "Absurd" by Fluke; "Weightless" by See Spot Run; "Just Feel Free" by DuMonde; "I Need Somebody" by Iggy Pop; "Lovin' You" by Kristine W.; "Blue Green" by Velvet; "Straight to Number One" by Touch 'N Go; "Dive in the Pool" by Barry Harris featuring Pepper Meshay.
b: 17 Dec 00 pc: 104 w: Richard Kramer d: Kevin Inchrc: Jennifer, Daphne, Marley, Tracy, Cynthia
Michael fends off the romantic interest of a female coworker who doesn't know he's gay and instead dates a handsome chiropractor, while Brian is propositioned by a potentially lucrative client of his firm. Meanwhile, Justin struggles to repair his fractured relationship with his mother Jennifer.
Music: "Up Jumped The Boogie" by See To Sky; "Deeper" by Speedbump; "Minimal Peach" by Greek Buck; "Eirchelruck" by Da Hool; "Billy Club" by Junkie XL; "Everybody Pass Me By" by Pepe Deluxe; "Continental Impressions" by Roger Webb; "Sunshine" by Trigbag; "Sexy Boy" by Kinky Boyz featuring Kia.
b: 7 Jan 01 pc: 105 w: Jason Schafer d: Kari Skoglandrc: Daphne, Jennifer, Blake
Michael's new chiropractor boyfriend gets into a tug of war with Brian over Michael, as Ted recovers from his O.D. by dating Roger, a stable but overweight chorus director. Also, Justin meets Lindsay, who is impressed with his artwork.
Music: "Life Is Like A Circle" by Derrick Carter; "The Struggle For Survival" by DJ Matt C; "You" by Judy Albanese; "Do You Love Me" by Speedbump; "Sesto's Aria" by Dagmar Peckova; "I Love" by Soundblast; "Summerfire" by B*U; "Dancing Queen" by Abbacadabra; "Give Me Tonight" by Shannon; "Ladybird" by Baby Fox
b: 21 Jan 01 pc: 106 w: Jonathan Tolins d: Kari Skoglandrc: Daphne, Jennifer, Vic, Christian, Craig
Debbie meets Dr. David; Michael and Dr. David spend a weekend in the country; Justin's father learns the truth and decides to send Justin away to school; Brian's emotional hold on Michael and dislike for Dr. David intensifies.
Music: "Punk Police" by H-Block; "Class War" by Jersey; "Gemini" by Steve Yanko; "I Rock" by Novy; "Little Soul" by H2so4; "Party People" by Alex Gopher; "Lost Dawg" by Mick Maher; "Sexy" by Bettina; "Summerfire" by B*U; "Dancing Queen" by Abbacadabra; "Start Rockin" by AntiLoop; "Liquid Space" by Luna Chique
b: 28 Jan 01 pc: 107 w: Ron Cowen & Daniel Lipman d: David Wellingtonrc: Jennifer, Vic, Tracy, Craig
Justin's father attacks Brian outside Babylon; Michael gets a promotion at work; Justin movies in with Brian.
Music: "Anything" by Chin; "Don't Tell Me" by Madonna; "For One More Day" by Tyler Yarema; "Turn It Round" by Marc Ferrari; "Hustle Espanol" by Full Intention; "Teardrops" by Carey Bell; "Certainly" by Luigi Sabatini; "Just The Beat" by Master Source; "Superhero" by Sky; "He's All I Want" by Angel Moon
b: 4 Feb 01 pc: 108 w: Richard Kramer d: Steve DiMarcoA disastrous dinner party convinces Michael he and David have nothing in common. He tries to break up with David, who surprises Michael by asking him to move in with him. A trip to the emergency room reminds Melanie that she has no legal rights where Gus is concerned. Brian agrees to her and Lindsay's request that he relinquish his parental rights to Gus, much to Justin's dismay. After spending an unpleasant evening with his own alcoholic and abusive father, Brian changes his mind at the last minute. Emmett becomes addicted to cyber-sex.
Music: "Good Love" by Patria; "Kissy Kissy" by Azure; "Heaven 99" by A Digital Blonde; "Down & Dirty" by Shannon McNally; "Lonesome & Hurting" by Vern Checchoo; Bad Case Of Loving You" by Robert Palmer
b: 11 Feb 01 pc: 109 w: Jason Schafer and Jonathan Tolins d: John Greysonrc: Jennifer, Daphne, Vic
Brian throws Justin out after the loft is burglarized because Justin forgot to set the alarm. David pressures Michael to move in with him. Justin steals Brian's credit card and runs away to New York City, but Brian and the guys follow him and retrieve him with no difficulty beyond a flat tire en route. Debbie is upset that Michael is still contemplating David's offer, while Emmett knows Michael is concerned that Brian won't approve. Debbie lets Justin move into Michael's old room. After consulting Ted about her financial situation, Melanie offers Lindsay the chance to take a year off from work to be a stay-at-home mom for Gus, but the two are still beginning to drift apart. David breaks up with Michael when he tells him he's not ready to move in.
Music: "Crying at the Discotheque" by Alcazar; "Women In Blue" by Pepe Deluxe; "Boy From NYC" by Guys Singing; "Boy From NYC" by The Ad Libs; "Filthy Mind (Mount Rushmore Mix)" by Amanda Ghost; "Suffering" by Jay-Jay Johnson
b: 18 Feb 01 pc: 110 w: Doug Guinan d: John L'Ecuyerrc: Vic, Marley, Tracy
Debbie is upset that Michael has ended things with David and takes her fury out on Brian, demanding that he give Michael a chance to grow up and have his own life. Brian throws Michael an elaborate surprise 30th birthday party, and then outs him to an unsuspecting Stacy. Michael is hurt and bewildered by Brian's actions, while everyone else is generally disgusted. Ted gets tested when he discovers that one of his encounters is HIV positive. He's negative, but Emmett (who got tested for moral support) is unable to get his results until Monday. Emmett spends the weekend convinced he's positive and makes a pact with God that he'll give up sex with men if the test results are negative. Debbie realizes that Brian's "betrayal" was the push she wanted him to give Michael, and for that she is grateful. Michael asks David if the offer to move in is still open. Emmett finally gets the good news that he is negative, and he tells Ted he plans to live up to his part of the agreement he made with God.
Music: "Boys Keep Swinging" by David Bowie; "A Day In Copacabana" by Crico Castelli; "Sweet Thing" by Flex; "Back 'N Forth" by Supa Kings; "I Like" by Stonebridge; "King Of My Castle" by Wamdue Project; "Jump for Joi" by Joi Cardwell; "Silence" by Luna Chique; "Disco At The End of the World" by Fantastic Plastic Machine
b: 25 Feb 01 pc: 111 w: Jason Schafer and Jonathan Tolins d: Michael DeCarlorc: Daphne, Tracy, Marley, Cynthia
Michael is still not speaking to Brian. Tracy is more upset that Michael has been lying to her than she is about his being gay, but they work things out. Michael and David enjoy their newfound domestic bliss, though not without a few bumps. A miserable Brian begins spending his free time with Ted, his son and their mothers. Ted is delighted because he's getting Brian's numerous rejects, but his constant presence is driving Melanie crazy. Determined to give up men forever, Emmett joins a "conversion therapy" group. Lindsay and Melanie continue to fight about Brian, finances and their future. Realizing how much Michael and Brian care about each other, Justin engineers sort-of a reconciliation between them.
Music: "Funky Dancer" by Velvet; "Disconnected Child" by Tin Star; "Egyptian Magician" by Armand Van Helden; "Feel Like Singing" by Sandy B; "Mambo Jambo" by Mambo; "Samba" by House Of Gypsies
b: 4 Mar 01 pc: 112 w: Richard Kramer and Ron Cowen & Daniel Lipman d: John GreysonBrian gets involved briefly with Kip, a younger co-worker who's been with the company only a few months. Melanie flirts with one of the guests at a baby shower she and Lindsay are hosting for another lesbian couple. When Ted and Michael discover Emmett is throwing out his porn collection and toys, he tells them about the "See the Light" group he's joined. After another fight with Lindsay, Melanie ends up at a bar with Marianne, then back at her place. When Ted and Michael discover that Emmett's favorite porn star is in town, they offer him $1,000 to seduce Emmett and "save" him from the group they believe is brainwashing him. Brian refuses Kip's request that he recommend him for a promotion on the grounds that he doesn't have enough experience, then reminds him not to expect special favors just because they're both gay. Melanie confesses to Lindsay that she cheated on her and moves out. Emmett tells Michael and Ted that he resisted the temptation that was Zack O'Tool, and that he must distance himself from them if he wants to continue seeing the "true light." Ryder informs Brian that Kip is suing him and the company for sexual harassment.
Music: "Careful" by Wild Strawberries; "Funky Noise" by Quincy Freak; "Watch Them Come" by Roy Davis Jr.; "Vibe" by The Step Kings; "Beautiful Way" by Beck; "La Guitaristic House Organisation" by Rinocerose; "Track 10" by Greek Buck; "Keep Reaching" by Halo
b: 11 Mar 01 pc: 113 w: Drew Z. Greenberg d: Ron Oliverrc: Vic, Cynthia
Ryder asks Brian to stay home until the harassment suit with Kip is resolved, leaving Brian feeling like he's considered guilty until proven innocent. At "See the Light" Emmett meets Heather, a similarly struggling lesbian. Melanie agrees to defend Brian in the harassment suit. David doesn't want Michael to get involved in Brian's problems. Ted and Melanie are stunned when they run into Emmett and Heather, who are on a date. Michael lies to David that he needs to stay with a sick Debbie in order to get out of dinner so he can go to Brian's and cheer him up, not realizing that David will check up on her to make sure she's alright. David then finds Michael and Brian at Woody's, where they are drunk and playing guitars as they relive high school memories. Justin seduces Kip, and then them tells him he's 17 and that his father will come after him with the police unless he does something for Justin. David and Michael argue about the lying and Brian's importance in Michael's life. Brian tells David that he'll lose Michael if he forbids him to see Brian, and David realizes he's right. Desperate for a success story to share with their group, Emmett and Heather have sex, though it's awkward and miserable and made possible only because they were both imaging their ideal same-sex fantasy partners. Melanie and Brian learn the harassment suit has been dropped but are given no explanation. Ted and Michael confront Emmett again, this time at the "See the Light" meeting. Ted's impassioned plea that God loves them just the way they are hit home with both Heather and Emmett. They show up at Babylon later, done with the group for good. Justin doesn't tell Brian he blackmailed Kip into dropping the suit.
Music: "Do The Hustle" by Van McCoy; "Just Because You Love Me" by Gale Harold and Hal Sparks; "Viva L'Amour" by Tess; "Tonight, I Celebrate My Love For You" by Peabo Bryson & Roberta Flack; "Future" by Halo Varga; "A Fifth Of Beethoven" by Walter Murphy; "Do Ya Feel The Love" by Love Inc.; "Shake Me" by Mint Royale
b: 18 Mar 01 pc: 114 w: Doug Guinan d: Michael DeCarlo_rc: Vic
Lindsay reluctantly leaves Gus with Brian while she goes out of town for a conference. David's 12-year-old son Hank comes for a visit that David has planned down to the very minute. Jack tells Brian he has cancer and only has a few more months. Hank tells Michael he didn't want to visit, that he's only here because his mother made him. Debbie advises Brian to be honest with his father before he dies. Brian leaves Gus with Justin so he can go to the Leather Ball at Babylon, a move that will earn him angry castigations from both Melanie and Lindsay. Ted discovers that a former business school classmate is an award-winning "Leather Daddy" whose house includes a dungeon-themed playroom. Ted refuses Dale's proposal to be his "slave." Michael thinks Hank hates visiting his father because he's gay, but it's really because of David's itineraries and over-planning. The two end up bonding over a mutual love for comic books. Brian comes out to his father, and almost punches him when Jack says he's the one who should be dying. Finally fed up with being so predictable, Ted returns to Dale's and surrenders himself over to him. Jack seems to be in a better mood when he comes to see Brian again, but tells him not to tell his mother he's gay. Lindsay and Brian introduce Jack to his grandson.
Music: "Radiocapte" by Rinocerose; "U-Turn me" by Byron Stingly; "Cultural Year Zero" by Recon; "Who Am I" by Massiv, "I Need Feel" by H2so4; "Green Tomatoes" by 45 Dip; "Kitten Moon" by Fluke; "How Soon is Now" by The Smiths
b: 1 Apr 01 pc: 115 w: Garth Wingfield d: Alex Chapple_rc: Daphne, Chris
Michael is growing tired of David's paying for everything. It reaches a breaking point when he learns that David is not cashing the checks for his share of the monthly expenses. When his homeroom teacher ignores the bullying and name-calling that Chris and his friends are directing at Justin and another student they think is gay, he curses out the teacher and draws a suspension. Melanie goes to the house to try reconciling with Lindsay, only to find a strange Frenchman living there who won't even let her in to see Gus. Debbie counsels Justin on dealing with homophobia at school. David agrees they will only do things both he and Michael can afford, even if that means canceling the surprise trip to Paris he'd planned for them. Both Melanie and Brian want an explanation from Lindsay, who tells them that Guillaume is a friend and colleague who has moved in to help with expenses and to help take care of Gus. She announces that she and Guillaume are getting married, an arrangement that will keep him in the country and with her and Gus. Ted and Emmett convince Michael he's being selfish for letting his pride get in the way of letting David do the things that make him happy, like the trip to Paris. Mr. Dixon puts a stop to Daphne and Justin's first meeting of the gay-straight student alliance. Michael agrees to go to Paris. Justin is so incensed to see Chris and his friends on Liberty Street that he announces to everyone within earshot that Chris is a homophobe and bully, and then outs him over the handjob he gave him in the equipment room. Brian congratulates Justin on making a real enemy.
Music: Theme From 'A Man and A Woman' by Francis Lai; "Devil's Brew" by Mo Koffman; "These Boots Are Made For Walking" by Geri Halliwell; "C'est Ma Chanson D'Amour" by Terry Day; "Treasure" by Rainbow Club; "Allo Depanneur" by Jean-Michel Bernard & Alain Goldstein; "By Your Side" by Malina; "Straight To Number 1" by Touch 'N Go; "I Parade Myself" by Gang of Four
b: 8 Apr 01 pc: 116 w: Jason Schafer d: Jeremy Podeswarc: Daphne, Jennifer, Vic
Michael returns from Paris as if he's joined a higher income bracket with all the things David has bought him: new car, expensive clothes, and no time for Brian and the others. The harassment at school continues for Justin, but his request for a gay-straight student alliance is still denied. Lindsay continues ahead with her plan to marry Guillaume despite Brian's warning she's marrying the wrong person. Guillaume counters Brian's threat to call Immigration by reminding him that Lindsay could go to jail over their green-card marriage, then pushes Brian's buttons by suggesting that he might adopt Gus to make their arrangement look more convincing. Debbie and the others discover that Michael and David are hosting a black-tie political fundraiser for State Senator Diane Baxter, but Michael makes it clear they are not invited. Brian, Justin, Emmett, Ted, Debbie and Vic crash the party anyway, with Ted dressed as a biker, Emmett dressed as Jackie Kennedy and everyone else dressed for Babylon. They turn the conservative fundraiser into a party, Debbie and Diane bond, and everyone is having a great time. Except for Michael, who is horrified and embarrassed by his mother and friends for "ruining" the evening. He demands they leave, in turn making Debbie ashamed of him. Brian stops the wedding by agreeing to sign his parental rights to Gus over to Melanie, on the condition that she and Lindsay reconcile. They make up and Guillaume is sent packing. Justin and Daphne win with the help of Debbie, some protesters, and the media attention Diane brings. Debbie forgives Michael when he comes by the house and apologizes to everyone for his behavior at the party.
Music: "Lizzie's Balloon" by 45 Dip; "Trip Chick" by Mtrax; "Max's Mambo" by Phil Dwire; "Red Scarf" by Jean Paul Catoul; "Feel Cool" by Top Cat; "I Say a Little Prayer" by Michelle Clunie; "Party People" by Alex Gopher; "Touch Me" by Rui DeSilva; "Cu Cu Rru Cu Cu Paloma" by Luigi Sabatini; "Ciao For Now" by Luigi Sabatini; "Rendez-Vous" by Basement Jaxx
b: 15 Apr 01 pc: 117 w: Jonathan Tolins d: Michael DeCarlorc: Jennifer, Vic, Blake
Michael attracts someone's interest, but turns him down because he's in a relationship with David. Ted runs into a tweaked-out Blake, then later finds him unconscious in the men's room. He stays with Blake at the hospital while he comes down from the crystal meth. Brian visits the baths and runs into David, who Michael thinks is at a business dinner. Ted lets Blake move in with him. Feeling like he's responsible for his parents' imminent divorce, Justin passing on art school in favor of Dartmouth and the MBA that his father had wanted him to pursue. Though he doesn't plan on ratting him out, Brian does warn David not to hurt Michael. Feeling guilty, David confesses to Michael about his trip to the baths. Michael feels betrayed by David's infidelity and suggests to his friends that he might do the same. Ted kicks Blake out when he cannot find his wallet. Later, he finds the wallet and realizes that Blake didn't steal it. Debbie and Brian remind Justin he wasn't responsible for his parents' actions and, that he needs to choose his own path. Michael meets up with his original admirer from Babylon, but later tells David they fooled around but he stopped it before things got too serious. David promises he won't return to the baths, but Michael points out that there's no guarantee that one or both of them won't slip up someday. At the end of the episode it appears that Justin will choose art school in Pittsburgh over the Ivy League.
Music: "I Wanna Be A Cowboy" by Boys Don't Cry; "The Worst Thing For Me" by Pusaka (Chris Cox); "Keep Rushin'" by Mindtrap featuring Louise Clark; "Horny" by Mousse T vs Hot N Juicy; "Ah Forse Lui" from La Traviatta; "Forever Young" by Temperance; "Kind Of Magic" by Queen
b: 22 Apr 01 pc: 118 w: Jason Schafer & Jonathan Tolins s: Ron Cowen & Daniel Lipman d: Russell Mulcahy NOTE: Recap for 117 by Harvey Fierstein.rc: Daphne, Blake
Brian's threesome is interrupted with the call that his father has died. He insists he's fine with it, while Michael is dismayed that he refuses to do anything that resembles grieving. Justin learns that Daphne is spending time with another classmate, Glen. Daphne is nervous about losing her virginity and wants Justin to be her "first." After Ted apologizes for kicking him out, Blake moves back in. Jack is buried and the gathering afterward at the Kinney home is a disaster. Brian's drama queen sister is a weepy mess, the guests have trouble coming up with nice things to say about Jack, and Brian tells everyone how his father had demanded that Joannie get an abortion when he found out she was pregnant with Brian. Promising they won't let things get weird between them, Justin and Daphne make love. Emmett is convinced that Blake is still using Ted, and Ted accuses Emmett of being jealous that he had found someone who cares about him. Back at his loft, Brian makes a drunken play for Michael and is rejected. Justin realizes that things have gotten weird between him and Daphne, who clearly is reading more into what happened than he is. Brian summons Michael to the bowling alley so they can pay their final respects to Jack over a few rounds. When Justin attempts to reset the boundaries of their relationship, Daphne accuses him of becoming a different person since he got involved with Brian. Ted finds Blake after he disappears again. Brian finally allows himself to mourn his father's death.
Music: "The Mission" by DJ Tomcraft; "Mass Romantic" by The New Pornographers; "Spin Spin Sugar" by Sneaker Pimps; "Auntie Tom's" by Fuzz Townsend; "Only When I'm Late" by T.O.S.; "Giusto ciel! In tal periglio" by RCA Italiana Orchestra and Chorus; "Wonderful Love" by Creeper Lagoon; "My Love" by Kellie; "Hey Sister" by Fuzz Townsend; "Let Forever Be" by Chemical Brothers; "Resign" by Darren Glover; "Damml Tu Forza, O Clelo" from La Traviata; "The Shining" by Badly Drawn Boy
b: 29 Apr 01 pc: 119 w: Garth Wingfield d: David Wellington NOTE: Recap for 118 by Robin Quivers.rc: Vic, Blake
Brian, Michael, etc. go to the King of Babylon contest, where the contestants strip for a $1,000 prize. Ted is concerned that the Babylon will be too great a temptation for Blake, especially with his ex-dealer there. Justin resents being Brian's backup in the event he can't find anyone else. David is critical of the over-fascination with youth and beauty in their culture and challenges Brian to enter the contest. Emmett has an entire relationship with his soul mate, from beginning to end, in less than 2 hours. Vic is propositioned in a shopping mall men's room and later calls Debbie to tell her he's been arrested for indecent exposure. David and Justin end up competing for King of Babylon: David because Brian signed him up, and Justin because he wants to prove to Brian he shouldn't be anyone's backup plan. David proves he's not too old to be in the contest, collects some admirers and makes Michael jealous. Justin wins the contest, and then takes the ultimate prize: the guy who's with Brian. Blake is finally welcomed into the group when he gives Melanie the name of someone who will help them secure Vic's bail. The next morning at the diner, Justin recounts his night with the guy he took from Brian, but with him in the "you can see me in your dreams" role that Brian had played with him in the beginning.
Music: "Big Thick Muscle" by 12" Boys; "Now That I Have Found You" by 2 Elements; "Boy" by Book Of Love; "Got To Have" by DJ Prince & Justin K; "Sunday In The Park" from Sopersound Library; "Are You Satisfied" by Victor Calderone; "Pas de Deux" from West Side Story; "Get Wicked" by Those 2; "Love's Theme" from Romeo & Juliet by Tchaikovsky; "What a Way To Run A Railroad" by Huevos Rancheros; "Heaven Scent (John Johnson Mix)" by Bedrock; "The Power" by Rosabel; "Jumpin' and Pumpin'" by Kim English; "Les Mirlitons" from The Nutcracker Suite by Tchaikovsky; "Song 2 (techno mix)" by Blur; "Melancholy Rose" by Operatica "O"; "Pezzo In Forma di Sonatina" from Serenade for Strings by Tchaikovsky, performed by the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra; "High School Confidential" by Carole Pope; "Hall of Heroes" by Megatrax Library; "Queers R Doin' It" by Dillon & Dickins; "You Look So Fine" by Garbage; "Why Can't We See" by Plasmic Honey; "So Hot" by Touch 'N Go; "Speak" by Epicenter Music Library; "Big Thick Muscle" by 12" Boys
b: 10 Jun 01 pc: 120 w: Jason Schafer and Jonathan Tolins d: Russell Mulcahy NOTE: No guest star recap for 119.rc:
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