The "Queer as Folk" reboot hit @PeacockTV last week, just in time for a #Pride month binge-watch. Set over 10-episodes, the reboot of the popular 2000 — 2005 Showtime series, itself adapted from a 1999 British version, resets the story to present-day New Orleans. With a cast of queer, non-binary and trans actors, the show is far more authentic than its popular predecessors. Chief amongst them are @johnnysibilly, who had a breakout role on @HBO Max's hit "Hacks" last season. In the reboot, he plays Noah, a successful lawyer with everything appearing to be in check, save his love life. And @thedevinway plays Brodie, a handsome 20-something who may be too charming for his own good. EDGE spoke to the pair recently about their relationship with the show, what they like about Noah and Brodie, and what those socks are for. ?⁠ ⁠ Tap link in bio to continue on @EDGEmedianetwork⁠ ?️‍??????⁠ ?: @PeacockTV

The "Queer as Folk" reboot hit @PeacockTV last week, just in time for a #Pride month binge-watch. Set over 10-episodes, the reboot of the popular 2000 — 2005 Showtime series, itself adapted from a 1999 British version, resets the story to present-day New Orleans. With a cast of queer, non-binary and trans actors, the show is far more authentic than its popular predecessors. Chief amongst them are @johnnysibilly, who had a breakout role on @HBO Max's hit "Hacks" last season. In the reboot, he plays Noah, a successful lawyer with everything appearing to be in check, save his love life. And @thedevinway plays Brodie, a handsome 20-something who may be too charming for his own good. EDGE spoke to the pair recently about their relationship with the show, what they like about Noah and Brodie, and what those socks are for. ?⁠
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