Kuntergrau

Love grows in this season overshadowed by tragedy. The performers are terrific, and while the pace may be slow for some, each moment seems fully realized by the terrific cast.

This show runs for less than 20 episodes across 3 seasons, with many episodes being around 15 minutes in length. It is primarily in the German language with English subtitles.

The first season is a tad sketchy, with acting and direction not being strong at all, but the heart in the story kept me watching. In the final 2 seasons, you can see the show grow and the skills of the performers increase, with some amazingly heartfelt scenes towards the end of Season 2 and throughout season 3.

It's not "Queer as Folk" and it doesn't really Ty to be. It is far more down to earth and almost has a bit of a soap feel to it. It addresses a lot of different issues without ever feeling preachy. The characters all feel genuine and you really care about their stories.

Read the IMDb trivia section to understand where his show came from and it will make you truly appreciate how good the show is.

Acting is a bit weak at times, but still quite interesting and enjoyable. Centers on a group of young German twinks who are just beginning to make their way in life.

Actually quite good for what it is. This web series is produced on a voluntary basis by gay men (ages 17 to 27) as part of the LGBT youth center in Cologne Germany. The short episodes go by quickly.

Season 3 gets pretty serious ...and becomes much more meaningful.

This is just a huge pile of rubbish. The series has no direction, poor editing, a ridiculous script and very weak acting. Prime seems to be a dumping ground for stuff like this. It's no "Queer as Folk".....not even close!

The first season and a half, while nice, lack direction. However it picks up half way through the second season and then the third is extremely powerful.