I never watched Queer as Folk. I was a 5 year old when the British series aired, and all of 11 by the time the North American reboot screened its finale. I’ve always been aware of it, but merely as a ...

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15 years since Queer as Folk left our screens, Russell T Davies is returning to Channel 4 with a new three-part project, exploring LGBT themes from a wealth of different viewpoints. BAFTA winner ...

The first trailer for Russell T Davies's new three-fold drama series Cucumber, Banana and Tofu has been released. The video offers the first glimpse at the older and younger characters in the trio of ...

The new show from England, Cucumber, stars Vincent Franklin (left) as Henry and Cyril Nri as Lance. It premieres on Logo TV on April 13. "The categories of 'cucumber ...

'Queer as Folk's' Russell T. Davies makes a welcome, if uneven, return to the Manchester LGBT scene with his interconnected dramedies. By Keith Uhlich Let’s talk about sex, specifically the Erection ...

Russell T. Davies, credited with reinvigorating "Doctor Who" for the BBC, will explore contemporary gay life in "Banana" and "Cucumber," for which he will also create a factual companion series online ...

“Cucumber” is an hour-long drama that airs after “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” — the show takes it’s title from the series’ opening scene in which its star Henry (Vincent Franklin) is grocery shopping as he ...

Logo TV announced last month it’s co-producing, with Channel 4 in UK, two new series from Russell T Davies (Doctor Who, Queer As Folk) to air in early this year. Cucumber and Banana are interwoven ...

Russell T. Davies has been most recently known for bringing Doctor Who back to TV, but the British writer and producer also created the U.K. version of Queer as Folk, and bringing gay stories to ...

Bearded and balding, with the slight paunch of middle-aged managers and desk jockeys, Henry Best (Vincent Franklin) roams the aisles of his local grocery dreaming of more than dinner. In the opening ...