BoysTown

I really enjoyed it. I wish there were more seasons on Amazon Prime. I like the storylines and of course the hot guys LOL I'm a big fan of Eric Dean and just became a fan of everybody else in the series. I started to follow most of them on social media. I hope to meet them someday which is probably crazy to say but you never know.!

I just started watching this series and I like it alot. Very entertaining and amusing. I love how it explores the intimacy of gay men and the struggles. Gives a somewhat real view of their experience.

I hope they start a NEW series of beautiful gay men and their lives as well as including maybe a elderly gay couple to inspire that gays CAN have long loving relationships.

I encourage people to see the seasons and give it a chance and realize that in the end, love wins.

I only wish the series went beyond the 2 series as it should have gone to 10 seasons. A good series and it is worth the watch!

Acting, sound, dialogue, lighting, budget. Yeah. That's what movies are made of. The only redeeming quality may be that most of the men are attractive.

This is FINALLY a show that represents the Gay Community SO well. And with REALLY good story lines!

Current and past TV and Films about gay men have been overly cheesy, bad acting, horrible storyline, and overly effeminate men (not a bad thing to be, but when EVERY character is so flamboyant it undervalues other types of gay men we want to see on screen).

This is a show you can binge in one sitting, but also rewatch because it's so good. They took their time to select GOOD actors with skill. Because I instantly became enthralled in each characters story line.

Thank you for producing GENUINE and INCREDIBLE stories for the gays.

Hey guys! Let's make a series! How hard could it be?

Okay, full disclosure. I only watched the first episode. But even that was a struggle.

When it's a gay-themed production, I'll put up with a lot of amateurism if the story is good and the dialog is sharp. And I realize a series' first episode will mostly--and necessarily--be an introduction to the cast of characters and the story. But with this, the result for me was a swift realization that I don't want to know any more about these pretend people or their pretend problems. If I'm going to watch something like this, it has to have some truth to it at some level. Trust me, there is none to be found.

If you do not cringe at the performances or the dialog or the direction, well, bless your heart. And if you can refrain from judging a certain pair of eyebrows, well, you're a saint.

Think of HBO's series Looking. Then imagine an imitation version as bad as it could possibly be. Voilà.