So is Hulu Trying to say that it's ok to f u c k little boys? WOW! Hulu will just show anything on there network. This show should be taken off the air and the people that are making it thrown in jail.

Never having watched the original before the American version (which I absolutely loved), I have to say that this show doesn't glamorize gay life as much as the American version did. Yes there were serious themes happening all the time but this makes it real and raw - especially the sex scene between Nathan and Stuart. I like the rawness this show has which is probably why its become a cult hit. It's a shame it only lasted about two seasons and a sequel movie. It will forever live on as it was.

Unlike some posters, I never saw the U.S. version. And that was by design. Just as I had refused to watch the U.S. version of "The Office" until I was familiar with Ricky Gervais's original, so, too was it my intention to watch the original QAF first.All right--it's also true that I never had the Showtime channel. But still.This is hardly what I would call "tame." Stuart Alan Jones is a ravenous monster, but he does grow on you. Vince is the heart of the show, the regular, relatable bloke. And Nathan, well, he's callow, but raring to go. As far as laying the groundwork and introducing the cast, this debut was wonderful. It is well-paced, witty, smart. But I found it daring, rather shocking and triumphant. I'd read about QAF about a decade ago, and it's good to finally see what all the hype was bout.