After forever

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So I blame Jimmy on this post. He was the one who said that he’d watch Schitt’s Creek after he finished After Forever. And because I’m super curious I watched the promo and decided I had to watch it. Add to that the fact that usually I just have got to get my monthly dose of gay romance (and make sure that Jeff Bezos knows that representation matters) I scouted someone with Amazon Prime and pounced. Oh, I’m shameless like that. I had to fucking dog sit to get my greedy little hands on the series, but I got to watch it.

And I’m glad.  If you didn’t get it from the promo, it’s a show about love and loss and love. It's about friends and lovers and family. It's about finding someone and losing him. It's about how hard it is to let go of someone and how necessary it is to do so when the time comes. And it's about how men over forty are still very much vital and are handsome and desirable (no matter what the gaystapo makes people think). I was partial to David, being that I have a penchant for very tall men with salt and pepper hair,  kind eyes and big hands. It was a great series. Two seasons. Hopefully there'll be a third one and I'll have to dog sit again to binge watch it. But it'll be worthy.

So thanks, Jimmy for pointing me on the direction of this cool little gem. The episodes are short, but they pack a punch. I think the guy from DaddyHunt plays a player here. And there are some familiar faces from TV and the stage. So you know there'll be eye candy. To tell you the truth, I also cried a little. Some scenes got me all verklempt. Some episodes DO pack a punch, So if you can spare some time, go WATCH IT. It can be found online, if you cannot convince someone watch it on Amazon prime. You can binge it in one or two days. Maybe next weekend?

I am going to keep an eye out for the third season. I need to know if David and Kevin do move in together. Thanks, Jimmy. Apparently, you do know the kind of men I fancy.

XOXO