Talk:List of Queer as Folk episodes

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Titles of the episodes[edit]

Untitled[edit]

Why aren't there any titles of the epiosodes mentioned? That would be at least some content of this article. --ALpHatheONE (talk) 11:11, 16 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]

The reason no episode titles are listed is because Queer as Folk was one of the only TV series ever produced in which the episodes actually had no titles. The episode scripts were all coded by their production number and no actual titles were attached to any of the 83 episodes that were produced. I worked on the show as a minor performer so this is where my information comes from. None of the writers or producers has ever publically explained why this practice occurred. Drew (talk) 16:41, 17 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Page is now redundant[edit]

While the intent of this page was to record the plot lines of the episodes for Queer as Folk U.S., by stripping out the descriptions of the episodes themselves, what is left is virtually a duplicate of the table I created for the orginal article on Queer as Folk U.S. thus making this page redundant. The only difference between the table here and my original table is the edition of an episode sequence number, something the production company never used during the filming of the series (I used to work for the production). All episodes were referred to by their production number consisting of a season number followed by an episode number. There are also omissions in the dates in the season one table. Since the table already exists in the original article, I would submit this article is redundant as currently written and is unnecessary.

Drew 01:12, 8 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]

References[edit]

Just wanted to say that all the references links (at least for me) lead to the same link on the official site of the show, but there are no any info there about each of the episodes. I guess when they added in the past, there were synopses of the episodes there? Is this happening to all of you? Or is it because I am not living in the US? I am asking because I have many issues with official sites of American networks for that reason. If it's that for everyone, maybe the references should be removed? I don't know... TeamGale (talk) 23:32, 25 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]