Welcome back to Hot Takes and Deep Dives, and I am joined once again by your favorites.

I have Damien Balino and Anne Rodiman.

Not only are Damien and Anne fellow Elworth historians, but they are also queerist folk

historians.

And we are here to deliver on our promise-slash threat of reviewing the new Queer's Folk

now airing on peacock.

So please welcome back the hosts of you might know her from Damien Balino and Anne Rodiman.

Oh, Jess, thank you so much for having us back.

What a threat to your listeners, and here we are doing what we promised we would do.

I am a little worried.

I really would like a body count and a head count of how many people in the United States

and across Europe and across the world who have actually watched the peacock 2022 version

of Queer's Folk.

It's odd.

I think having it on peacock is the number one problem, honestly, because so many people

I know are, I mean, I don't know.

I'm talking my age demographic are not using peacock as like a mainstreaming service.

So I was like, it's on showtime, right?

And then I just kept checking showtime and it definitely wasn't.

Wait, you legit thought this was going to be on showtime?

I was just excited.

I just assumed.

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