I came to watch this after watching the L word, because it is the work of the same TV station, and more importantly, it is the same style. I am very obsessed with American dramas of this style. At first glance, it seems very boring. People spend all day clubbing and fucking full of swear words. . . The plot is not particularly ups and downs and tenderness, but it is true, the director is not sensational at all, and the music is all carefully selected songs, (when watching the L word, I especially sighed that the soundtrack is just right, the original sound of the two dramas Definitely an album worthy of collection) and there is an indescribable power in it that moved me in many moments when there are only characters' dialogues. . .
There is a romantic character in both dramas, and the relationship between B and J in this one makes me feel more brilliant than the L word. Of course, both dramas involve all aspects including politics. The L word It also covered most of the sensitive topics at that time, especially the addition of the female soldier tasha, I really have to sigh, these two dramas can be called milestones in gay film and television works!
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