British Stuart became Brian; Vince became Michael; and Nathan became Justin. I did miss Vince's obsession with 'Doctor Who' and the all-so-cool replica of K-9.

The ladies certainly seemed to like this one. So, here are the first three seasons for them all in one set.

The sexuality is frank; there is a lesbian affair; and James Purfoy displays more than just his acting assets.

'Doctor Who' is going as strong as ever in the third series, and John Barrowman returns as Captain Jack Harkness at the end of the season.

John Barrowman is simply electric in his role as Captain Jack. Like many fans, I am sure, I do wonder just how far Ianto Jones and he have gotten on their list of things to do with a stopwatch.

Openly gay actor Chad Allen playing openly gay detective Donald Strachey. It's heartwarming to see the relationship between the detective, Donald, and his partner, Timmy.

Picture 'Dark Shadows' with a gay theme. It will never win any acting or story awards, but is it ever fun!

I have not seen this one yet, but I am sure there will be lots of good looking men and women running around without clothes and lots of drama to keep us all watching.

Sadly, nowhere near as entertaining as the first series. Paul Gross is sorely missed, and there isn't nearly enough of Bill Campbell. However, Olympia Dukakis and Laura Linney are still pretty good.

A BBC mini-series based on the novel by Sarah Waters involving lesbian romance and intrigue in Victorian times.