RyothChatty ridiculous rating

Beystiman It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

CrawlerChunky In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

Ava-Grace Willis Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

valeriobotello This was honestly the best TV series I've ever seen, it just felt real. I think that's why was so drawn to it watch it!!!

ChrisMendez2010 This show was my first HBO series to watch from beginning to end, and I am so glad that I did. As a huge 'Friends' fan, I really enjoyed watching the dynamic of this close-knit group of people. All the characters became more endearing as they each reached their emotional lows through the course of their relationships on the show. This show honestly explores sex and health issues in the gay community, while representing gay men in a way that is relatable to all people. I love the humor that was brought to every episode, even those tinged with a real sadness. Finally, 'Looking' is about the love a group of friends has already found with one another, while they each continue their own journeys of self-discovery.

Robert McGee As a gay man, this show is so moving. It doesn't give us the usual stereotypes of what people think gay men are like, but rather what real gay men, and real people are. It is beautifully written, and the acting is just incredible. As a man approaching thirty, I relate so much to the characters and their struggles with love, friendship, and life. One of the best, and most realistic, series I have seen on television in a long time. Each character was so different from the next. All struggling with their own issues, and learning to cope with all the curve balls life throws at you. By far my favorite show on TV during its run. I highly recommend it to any gay man or woman, or anyone trying to understand our community a little better. We're more than what the media makes us out to be. We are human. And this show showed that unlike any other.

GG (gentelg) The show spoke to me in a way that QUEER AS FOLK never did. As a early 30 something I saw something in it that I could relate to. I know many did not and were hoping to see another campy gay soap opera filmed in Canada with guys who looked like Andrew Christian models that spent 8 hours a day at the gym. This was the first gay series that I ever watched that didn't feel the need to dumb itself down so the airhead club queens would get it. Nor did it feel as if it had to be political to the point of coming across like an ABC After-School Special. It just wants to tell a story about 3 (now 6) people living and loving in the magical city by the bay.