Queer as folk saying goodbye part 4/4 final

[@jenniferjann9332]

I'm so happy, that this show exists. And like, this show aired when I was 2 years old, now I'm sixteen and this show has had a big impact on my life for the last 2-3 years, even though it aired nearly 15 years ago. I hope that in 30 years it will be the same and that it will still help people accept who they are. I can see myself watching this show over and over again and I will never forget the time I had with these characters.

[@madisonsingley1013]

I am right here with you. This show means so much to me. It will always be close to my heart.

[@Benecctus]

Im here in 2023 in Chile, southamerica, and as you said, this series helped me to accept Who i am. Greetings!

[@2byoung]

It’s 2024, 20 years later. This show has affected me greatly. I’ve rewatched certain scenes to learn about the character development and to learn some very good lessons about life and love. I grew up thinking I had to sacrifice myself just to be in a relationship. I was the one who stayed way too long because I had a ring on my finger. Being together should be because you want to not because you “have” to. Thank you QAF for helping me expand my mind and my perspective on love.

[@musiclovergrooving]

That was so very Brianisque of Gale, "you were very naughty!" Not just what he said, but the way he siad it - his voice, his intonation. I am one of those people who can never see Gale as any other character. I am just incapable of it. Though as a person Gale is so unlike Brian, his image has left such a deep imprint in my mind that he is forever going to be Brian for me. No matter what he does to shake off Brian from Gale, I will still just see different facets of Brian in him. But I really want him to go places and do bigger things. He's such a talented person. I wish him all the goodness on earth. So too for each and every member of the QAF family. I don't know why this show and these people seem so important to me. I cannot refer to them as anything else. They ARE my family. These characters are going to be with for a long time. I tried shaking them off. They wouldn't let go. So, I've decided to take them along in my journey, wherever I'm headed. Thank you QAF, for happening.

[@nono04405]

"It has allowed me to walk through the world as a person who feels he belongs. And I didn't feel that way before." The expression on his face after he said that makes me cry! Peter Paige, I love you!

[@diamondpenguinz2896]

I can't stop crying, I broke right after Randy how he's like "just go" because that would be me.

[@matthewnicholson3753]

This show started in a very tough year for me. I was 19, and my dad passed away. We didn't have cinemax at my house, so a friend of mine would take me down to the only gay bar we had in town. They would air the show on all of their tv's. The bar would be packed with guys and gals unknowingly reacting to the dramatics and jokes. I remember sitting there in disbelief that a show about gay men and women existed. After the first episode he and I walked to his home where I left my car, and I remember hugging him and crying knowing the world will be changed from this wonderful show. Now, 16 years later, I just finished watching the show again. I was reminded of that first night the show was aired. The anxiety, feeling inspired, and the fear of being found out. It was a show of my youth, but it exists in the here and now. Many things might be different now, but there is still many that are the same. I may not be out shouting "We are here, we are queer, get use to it!" but we have many victories to celebrate. I can't help wondering what might be next, but hey I am queer, I am still here, and we are getting use to it...together.

[@Karkar82]

I met Sharon, Gale, Scott, Robert and Thea in LA three weeks ago. They were all lovely and beautiful people. This will always be my favorite show. It changed my life, it educated me and made me open up my mind. I believe it made me a better human being

[@MikeDracut]

It's 2008 - I just finally watched the final season--I'd been saving it. I am absolutely BLOWN AWAY. Each of these characters was flawlessly written and beautifully acted by this OUTSTANDING cast. Sharon Gless is a GIFT from HEAVEN! She is beyond OUTSTANDING and AWESOME. This outstanding series has shown to everyone that it's all about LIFE and friendship and love regardless of your background, orientation......or anything else. Thank you! Please give us more

[@misscaitlin98]

I love this show more than anything god I'm crying so hard right now, thank YOU for everything Queer as Folk

[@slangoftheregions]

I know this is super greedy of me, but I'd love to see another season with the cast now so many years later. I'm so grateful for every person who made this series possible. It opened a whole other world of perspective for me and I can't imagine my life without it.

[@nicky1985824]

+slangoftheregions Actually there's an ongoing campaign to bring the show back called 'Queer as Folk Reunion Campaign'. They are on Facebook, KZbin, Twitter, Instagram, etc. They are actively working on trying to persuade the necessary people to give us more Queer as Folk.

[@slangoftheregions]

+nicky1985824 Really?? That's fantastic! Thanks for letting me know!

[@nicky1985824]

slangoftheregions Your welcome. :) I'm pretty excited about it myself. Although there's a little fly in the ointment because even if they succeed right now, it would take at least 3 years for the creators to make the new material. It doesn't matter though, I would wait more if I knew for sure that at the end of it I could watch my beloved characters again. As far as I know the entire cast is on board and the creators would like to do more Queer as Folk, so essentially the question is whether it would be picked up by Netflix (or something similar to it - I don't live in the States so I don't know excatly how this works.) or not. So fingers crossed. :)

[@TheShalinikhanna]

I once read a comment from a person on this show saying '' I have watched a lot of other shows but I always come back to qaf" I just wanna say I agree wholeheartedly nothing can ever compare to this show love you qaf so very much

[@patriciacarpenter9398]

I started watching this show a couple of months ago out curiosity and I have not stopped watching it yet. Yes, I am addicted! QAF has given me an emotional roller coaster ride that I will never forget. I have fallen in love with most the songs that were played throughout the series. I am definitely going to buy the soundtrack. In addition, I have never seen so many beautiful men. Now thats another reason why I watched the show. ♥♥♥♥Although it's been 10 years since the show aired, it seems so up to date for the times we're living in now. Im a straight Black woman and I have never had a desire to be anything else, but I will always respect anyone who desires to be whatever they want to be. I must admit that I was sobbing after watching season 5. I wish the story could have ended differently, but hopefully there will a movie or another series one day.

[@terryb0241]

This was the perfect cast for this show I couldn't imagine anyone else playing these parts. Please do a reboot

[@alegramonticelli6038]

These interviews made me cry the whole time ... eventhough my own coming out was kind of natural and I embraced my being gay and I never had any trouble with that. There are others and the times were different back then. I saw people struggle to be open about it. I have always been honest with friends, family, colleagues ... and that's the best way to do it I guess.

[@JohnyGFtL]

Just watched all 5 seasons for the first time. BRILLIANT! I loved the twists and turns between Brian, the ultimate realist and all logical in his creativity, and Justin, the romantic artist with soul wisdom beyond comprehension. Their connection was their creativity as expressed thru sex as the creative drive, both a demand and surrender. They finally come to realize that they must each be all of who they are to be the one the other loves. Brian gets his edge back and Justin build a career.

[@H2SororityProof]

This is the most amazing television series I've seen in the last 12 years! Everything about this show was incredible with it's beautiful emotion and characters! QAF will never be forgotten. :D

[@Arabella2242]

Best show ever:)) Smart, genuine, humorous and sometimes heartbreaking. I loved every character and they'll always be in my heart.

[@SirByronJoseph]

I just finished watching all the seasons. I couldn't stop talking about it while i was watching it, and now i cry like a baby when ever i think about it. Love the show, always will. R.I.P Queer As Folk.

[@tomtompson123]

I first discovered this show on 2007 I was 14 and I trully thank it for actually bringing happiness and hope to my life. Like they all said, many 15 year old kids came up toe them because they had put a light into their lives, well it was the same for me, I was able to believe that there is a good life awaiting for me and that I am very soon to achieve. Queer as folk, the best show ever!

[@debfan74]

if anyone should be thanked, this entire cast and crew should be thanked...for always being there, I still watch the dvds as if the series was new, there is always something to learn in this wonderful series. The best role models I could ever have!

[@Glo419]

I re watched the entire series all this week on Netflix and I still can't get enough. I am a gay woman who is very proud of who I am. I wish they would do another 5 years or a movie to show us what has happened in these 10 years since they left off.

[@jessicachernak8699]

My mom and sister and I watched this show together on Showtime when it came out all the way through we shared all the laughter and joy and the sadness and pain with all the characters. It was an amazing show and though none of us were gay it was so much more than that and we were really sad to see it go. If you have not had a chance it is well worth it.

[@moonsugarine6510]

I will NEVER say "Goodbye" to this show, it's an inseparable part of my life...till the very last day of it. Also, I love how they stay friends after all these long years

[@JSinuYasha]

I'm so happy this show was made. Yeah, I'm a straight and a Christian but this show really really moved me. Thank you to whoever made it. You really did a service!

[@MehekkBassi]

I'll miss the show so much! I watched all 5 seasons recently and I never wanted it to end... Love from India

[@yojiviriak675]

Hello Mehek What made you watch the show in the first place?

[@MikeDracut]

STILL awesome, still timeless, still outstanding.... Thank you cast and crew. Please give us more.....

[@iolitesea]

made me cry again! 2 years down the line and it's still one of the best shows I've ever watched.

[@alkyhan87]

i just finished watching the whole series for the first time and have already started it all over again. definitely one of my all time favourite shows

[@eccentricsimpleton]

I just re-watched all five seasons again, and ended up crying so much on thr last episode. It was such an amazing show; and this video made me cry again. Gonna miss it so darn much; it's one of the only shows thats made me really laugh; cry; cheer, all in a single episode.

[@balancedbeauty4032]

Love this show I wish they would have a reunion, and Brian and Justin will reunite , I just love them.

[@Midebolz]

Dave Gordon it wasn’t Justin that affected the ending.. it was Brian. Because Justin was actually willing to give up Newyork for Brian but Brian didn’t want him sacrificing a chance to be successful just to be with him 🤷🏽‍♀️. That was not Brian’s version of love. As much as he loved Justin, he was willing to let him go and forge his own path. We all know Justin would have stayed 🙂

[@cvdixon29]

Thanks for uploading this. This show has been an inspiration to me, it helped me finally come out and stop living a lie. I draw strength from it and it gave me the courage to do just that.

[@joeyronning3097]

Thank you, Chatem, for posting these 4 parts of Queer as Folk saying good-bye. I watched the last episode just last night (6/29/2018) on Showtime and felt sad - again - that it was over. I'm straight...and maybe a little square, too... but who cares? I loved this show and watched it when it originally aired on Showtime. I was pleasantly surprised to see it on Showtime again after all these years... and was able to see it again from start to end.

[@Chatem]

Joey Ronning your welcome ;-)

[@zeldas_lullaby]

Chatem Yes thank you so much for uploading!!

[@drewsmusical]

I just recently watched the full show on Netflix I was unable to watch the last couple seasons as i was caring for my ill mom but this show was so wonderful in so many ways the cast the characters the music the honesty the emotions the fun the great Sharon Gless the Gorgeous Brian Kinney everyone that touched my heart and managed to make e cry once a week and watching these wonderful actors saying goodbye.I can barely see what I'm typing through the tears This should have been on for another decade I miss my friends from QAF.

[@ChaCha-pr4gl]

I cant let them go. whenever I watch qaf 513, I always cry and I hope Brian will be happy with Justin.

[@boonbar1976]

I couldn't agree more.....and yet another year has past. I still watch the series, and find more meaning each and every time. Micheal said all things that are good must end. This series is better than good. It was great and in a way it will carry on.......Thanks

[@MOTat18]

I really love this show. I've been watching off and on for the past few weeks and putting the last episode off. This is a remarkable show, the first one I can remember that can actually change people's lives and way of thinking. It opened my eyes on so many levels. I will always cherish this Queer as Folk.

[@rbailey1able]

Thank you QAF! Thanks for doing what so few dared. Thanks for the laughs, tears, heartaches, pain, joy, bliss and enlightenment. You came at a time when we needed you most, and your stamp with live on and pave the way for more brevity! Thank YOU!

[@julioguzmangarcia8346]

I just finished all 5 seasons and i they all taught me a good lesson i love this show so much

[@mercedes1988]

im a girl and not even gay...but every year i watch al 5 seasons in 1 week...just so i dont lose the feeling and the memory....this will always be my special serie....because i believe in justice....no matter who you are..please make a movie!!!

[@mejrpi5]

i only saw the first season when it came out, then i couldn't afford showtime anymore so i missed the rest of the series. i finally bought the dvds and i loved it. i will miss QAF so much, i cried during the finale. I LOVE YOU, QAF, the cast, the characters. I LOVE YOU I LOVE YOU I LOVE YOU!!!!

[@gaymaze1236]

2018 anyone, i have just finished watching qaf and im so glad that i have ,its like i've been with the characters and their experiences and made my perspective towards lgbtq community widen, this show will always be in myheart and i will never let go of it i wish they will have a reboot pretty pleaseee

[@zeldas_lullaby]

Yes 2018! Just saw it for the first time this year and it's changed my life forever.

[@thereedsea]

Thank you to all the people that made this show, you touched so many lives all over the world.

[@ericnfan]

randy is so eloquent and simple in what he says in this goodbye special that it is just great.

[@BANANADAIQURI]

I did not see it when it was on tv,but I have been watching in on the tube,and all I can say is, WOW,what a show.I am sorry I missed it.Now I will have to buy it on Ebay. Then I can see every episode.Hooray ! ! ! Thank you Queer As Folk!

[@yoshikisgod]

I LOVE THIS SHOW SO MUCH. I found out about it years ago but only just started watching it two weeks ago and I'm done with the series and very sad it's over. It's very touching and it's changed my life.

[@rikkairora]

this is and will always be one of those shows that can make you laugh, cry, yell at the screen , and think about what just happened all within one episode. it amazes me how many people in the world today are still so biased towards others, but i think that this show helped to play a part in bringing about a little bit of change in this world.....

[@dandon93]

Being only 15, this show really has inspired me and given me so much more confidence and freedom. I look up to it and appreciate it so much. One of the best shows that have ever been on. :)

[@DarkRockFairy]

I've only just watched Queer as Folk - right through from Season 1-5 in less than 2 weeks - and I can't believe I hadn't seen it before. As a straight woman, it opened my eyes in so many ways and I couldn't be more grateful. I've always been very insecure about myself but QAF's message is that we're all different - and that's the beauty of life. All we can do is be who we are and do what we do best and things will always come right in the end. Thank you, Queer as Folk.

[@Flo3241]

Gosh why am I crying?..I watched all seasons in a week, this show will always be in my heart am never gonna forget about it...

[@yanqiaowang7640]

I watched queer as folk four years ago when i was a freshman in college, now i' m watching it again during my master's, and it just like, fell for all the characters all over again, I just love every single one of them. This show has such a great impact on me, and it shapes my perspective on love, on family, on friends, i have never seen any show that has been so brave, so outstanding and true. And i'm glad to see so many people have the same feeling just like me, Thanks, QAF. BTW, I'm a straight girl, and i live in china.

[@boonbar1976]

Isn't it amazing.....the best thing out there. Here's to QAF......the legacy that will always go on! I'm so proud of our community and the portrayal that this series offered the world. I can't thank you enough QAF !!!

[@KinneyFever]

Cried and cried during this and during the finale. Greatest show ever! So sad to see it go, but thank you QAF!!

[@jasmynde]

I love you Queer As Folk! You guys are my heroes!

[@KeenonKH]

this show was just so amazing, I found out about it back around the beginning of the 5th season. I've had to hide it ever since and now that I am on my own I have been able to see it in its entirety. I connect to the characters, I've never seen any like them before.

[@KananiBoomBoomAshton]

OMG...i cant stop crying I hope and pray they come back with this show it has touched me in so many ways and i can relate to alot of what this show has shown on here

[@mrkymrk310]

To this day, I still firmly believe that this was one of the greatest shows in American TV history. I'm gonna go back and watch the whole series now. I really miss it.

[@Qwerter18]

I never cried watching a show on TV, but this time i did. It touched my heart :) So is say: "Thank you Queer as Folk"

[@sweetshea8412]

One of the BEST shows ever!

[@Tarhiel]

Oh my, Randy was sooo sweet, when he says: "Just go..."

[@lolliexoxoify]

2013, took a week out of my social life to watch every episode and here i am. Idek, this programme just effected me because i am so strongly against homophobia kinda made me see just how dangeroud it gets.is made into something amazing. It touched me emotionally, watched the last episode last night and i don't think I've every cried so much and watching this has started it off, Gay or Straight. I don't think anybody will understand how much i love this show, and how much it will stay with me.

[@beaulah19]

i tried not to cry watching them say goodbye...but that didn't happen. thanks for making this show possible. QAF is one of the best shows i have ever watched!

[@dani-dd2my]

i love this cast so so much

[@2byoung]

Am I the only one who realized Gale is shown the least in this goodbye show? It’s 2024 and I’ve watched many interviews and videos with Gale. I know Gale is a very private person and does not like (nor do well) in interviews. It saddens me to think that he was not happy on the show. I don’t think he expected how it would typecast him.

[@kissyface456123]

im SO GLAD that i found this show. it's really an amazing peice of work.

[@ThatMissQuin]

I just re-watched the entire series and I loved it. Aside from the bi-phobia it's a great show.

[@momofSandN]

I would've loved to see more Gale and Randy (and some interaction between the two of them). And Randy's "just go" about broke my heart. I would've loved to hear from Daphne, Hunter, and Vic too (as opposed to Rosie). I am super late to the QAF party, just discovering it a month ago, but am praying they can pull off a reunion show or movie or something!

[@mikeyb2049]

It's so sad this show is over. Loved it and loved the cast! Thanks for posting this.

[@Chatem]

Thanks for the lovely comment. I'm so glad the show carved a space in to you heart. I feel the same way. And I'm also glad it brings to you a fuller and happier life Greetings from chatem(Belgium)

[@saurabhbondre7520]

I have watched quite a few videos about QAF....their reunion ones and cast interviews, but Chatem, these 4 vids titled "Queer as folk saying goodbye" uploaded by you are by far the best ones. They give me a clearer idea of what this 'goodbye' means to every person who has been a part of the QAF experience. And no wonder, my eyes are moist right now as i am writing this. Thank you so much!

[@markinney]

Iconic show🙌🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@SKATHAROZOUMISS]

WE MISSED THEM SO MUCH.....AFTER ALL THESE YEARS ..WISH THE DIDINT STOP THE SHOW NEVER...I AM A STRAIGHT MAN...

[@charmed4everfan]

I've cried watching this... saying goodbye to my favourite show once more...

[@marcellin20a]

gona miss this show...feels like I have a personal connection to each character and gona miss them all. This show has taught me a lot and opened my eyes since I was 18 in 2003 when it first debut in Australia. I have never come across a show on that has had an effect on me emotionally. thank you queer as folk. Gona miss ya all. :(

[@TheDoubleTeeth]

I really can't believe that I only started watching this show 2 weeks ago and I am now on the 5th season... Not because I am gay but of all the tv series that I've watched, this has to be the most astonishing, realistic and perfect show that I have watched in my entire 25 years of existence... I know I can't move on that easy after watching this show but I won't definitely be saying goodbye to this made by angels and ordered by God tv series. I'll miss the characters and will never be forgotten!

[@Jefferson_starkid]

man I'm bawling my eyes out over here, and I don't even really know these guys. Wow, what a powerful, amazing,beautiful and brave show. I love you all. Thank you so much for this wonderful thing you've brought into the world.

[@willkomen07]

I watch It so many time, because it affect me personaly as a person in a very big way. Thank you.

[@conniepesce1225]

I just recently became hooked on this show watch all the seasons on demand twice,,am going to by the dvd collection soon, I loved all of your character s. Hope there will be a reunion, hope im aware when and if it happens. Xoxo

[@kirkgio]

Im in the Philippines and I say I am really proud of this show. I like the story very much and I miss this!!!! OMG hope i have copy of this.......

[@TheParamoreGirl]

This show has touched me so deeply. I may not be gay but when I watched this the storyline affected me, the characters made me think about life, and the show in general will never be forgotten. I'm sorry not to have been able to watch it when if was on air, but glad that its still out there for everyone to enjoy and learn from. X

[@FindingDenno]

Man, this got me to tear up. An amazing show it has been. Really changed my perspective on life, and a big thank you to the creators/ actors/ and everyone else who had made a part of making QAF!

[@yixinqin6107]

Ben came out because of the show ?~ That's excellent

[@harrymarceli]

Thank you guys very very much!!!! I love all of you! You changed my life, and finally I came out!!!! Now I'm proud who I am!! Thank you ones again!!!

[@okrangler9]

I finally have my forum---i am not a young kid so he goes from the "real perspective"--this is without fail--the greatest series ever made! I thank Shotime for this. When it ended--I had lost my family and friends. These actors became the life that we all lived for so long. They actually showed that we can love in spite of the trash that we might portray from the bars/baths. I will always love and respect this show forever.

[@Chatem]

Thanks for the comment :) It's my pleasure to post this. Have a nice day

[@rovenus]

I've been putting off trying to watch the last episode for so long. I don't want this to end and I somehow wish that these characters are real as each of them takes turn teaching us valuable life lessons.

[@xInkOnFilmx]

What Peter said from 1:07 - 1:21 made me spontaneously cry so hard I could barely pause the video. I can't believe we live in a world where he would not feel as if he belongs just because of the gender of the people he loves.

[@Justine16116]

I can't believe it over I can't stop crying I loved every episode but I really hoped Justin and Brian would end up together because I so wanted it to but all I can say is DAMN WHY DID IT HAVE TO END and to see that every character found their happiness just makes me cry even more From All the way here in South - Africa I'll miss you Queer As Folk even though when it started I was only 10 years old but now I am 26 years old, old enough to enjoy such a beautiful story and Amazing Characters you'll be missed and I am a straight girl in South-Africa I will always and I mean always love you Queer as Folk.

[@4TheRoger]

i'm crying right now, I love these actors with whole my heart..

[@sarajune82]

i've cried like a baby when it ended and right now i'm crying all over again...i sooo miss QaF....

[@Chatem]

I agree. Miss te show alot. I hope for a season 6 and 7. Or at least a movie Thanks for watching

[@neongenesist]

I wasn't prepared for an ending of such a phenomenon. This show has changed my life and made the best of it. I was a gay supporter before I watched this show, but after this, my perspective has gone to a whole new level- in an amazing way. I came for the fun, but I really did stay for the characters; I'd grown so attached to them. This show has helped me through my darkest times in the past month, and I can't thank the crew enough. I wish good things never ended, but I'm so grateful. God bless.

[@sasodei4ev3r]

wish there was a continuation of brian & justin's story, but i loved the show. thanks for the great work & the inspiration you guys created

[@anthonysl22]

thank you for posting this! the show was groundbreaking and we as a people have and will continue to progress to freedom.

[@philtonwildt9578]

Being gay is actually keeping me alive to be honest. I would love to be a part of a gayseries one day

[@vymaebl]

Such a bittersweet farewell :') I'll never forget this show

[@DedekDebakelj]

That was... Wow... I'd like to thank whoever took the time to post this. These actors are really something else. I'm straight but I have never felt such empathy and genuine warmth on tv series before. It was like... Fuck, I don't speak english, and I don't have the words but I am sure that true fans know what I'm trying to say:). QAF has changed my life. I'm a better person now. Thaks to all. Love from Slovenia.

[@david052856]

This show really helped me come out to myself.I just finished the last episode an hour ago.

[@evolatina]

It's great seeing Michelle and Gale hug at 3:33... I'm picturing it as Melanie and Brian :) Thanks for posting this.

[@2byoung]

It’s 2024, 20 years later. This show has affected me greatly. I’ve rewatched certain scenes to learn about the character development and to learn some very good lessons about life and love. I grew up thinking I had to sacrifice myself just to be in a relationship. I was the one who stayed way too long because I had a ring on my finger. Being together should be because you want to not because you “have” to. Thank you QAF for helping me expand my mind and my perspective on love.

[@RyuBakura20]

OMG I loved this show and it is dearly missed