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.
s01e01 - Premiere
s01e02 - Queer, There and Everywhere
s01e03 - No Bris, No Shirt, No Service
s01e04 - Ted's Not Dead
s01e05 - Now Approaching... the Line
s01e06 - The Art of Desperation
s01e07 - Smells Like Codependence
s01e08 - Babylon Boomerang
s01e09 - Daddy Dearest (Sonny Boy)
s01e10 - Queens of the Road
s01e11 - Surprise!
s01e12 - Move It or Lose It
s01e13 - Very Stupid People
s01e14 - A Change of Heart
s01e15 - The Ties That Bind
s01e16 - French Fried
s01e17 - Solution
s01e18 - Surprise Kill
s01e19 - Good Grief!
s01e20 - The King of Babylon
s01e21 - Running to Stand Still
s01e22 - Full Circle
"Queer As Folk" is an innovative, provocative, and groundbreaking series that chronicles the friendships, careers, loves, trials, tribulations, and ambitions of a diverse group of gay men and lesbians living in Pittsburgh, PA. Blending strong drama with necessary charm and humor, it rivals any other show presented on television.