3-07-2020
Matt and Leon take on Gemma, a teen who’s having difficulty interacting with other people. Matt helps the owners of boxer Lily who shows aggressive behavior towards other dogs. And Matt and Leon and their dogs Summer and Lulu undergo a test to see if they’re fit to help out kids at school.
Matt and Leon have yet another scheme, their very own fashion line for dogs. And they’re organizing a fashion show, but they haven’t actually got any clothes yet. Meanwhile Dachshund Lacey is in the hotel for reiki to get past her trauma.
Marie and Stuart go to see their parents to discuss matters but the whole relationship is fraught and matters are not helped by the fact that Stuart has never told his parents that he is gay. Vince,however,is much cheered by the attentions of Cameron,whom he begins to date,and who charms Hazel when they visit her. Nathan's rebellious attitude is,however,causing a problem so Stuart,actually admitting some liability for a change,agrees to talk to the boy. Unfortunately when they arrive at Janice's house,her estranged husband Roy is there and he makes his feelings about Stuart very clear. Stuart retaliates in flippant fashion,leaving the house with Nathan and leaving matters unresolved. Stuart also learns that Romey,displeased at his failure to visit his son,is planning to marry Lance,an African in order to give him British citizenship.
The wait is finally over! After seven weeks of romance and drama, Robert takes the final three suitors on a romantic getaway to Palm Springs to reveal who will be his own Prince Charming. Despite all of his efforts to win over Robert's heart, Dillon feels their connection isn't as strong as the ones with the other guys. He decides to confront Robert with his insecurities and demands an honest answer. During the painting of a rainbow crosswalk Brandon gets seriously injured and has to be rushed to the hospital. He's worried his injury will affect his final moments with Robert
Lance takes the men back to when it all started. They discuss the things that happened on the show. We also find out how Robert and his new partner are doing.
Night Out (2018), feature film by Stratos Tzitzis. Saturday night in Berlin; a bunch of friends go out to have fun. Others are also out exploring the city and their relationships. A colorful mix of singles, couples, heteros, homosexuals, poly-amorous. Different personalities, for different reasons, give a spectrum of contemporary approaches to nightlife. They go all the way, exceeding their limits. Their journey will lead them into the heart of a frenetic night where everything is allowed. But everything here is rather comical and our characters end up where they do due to a series of mishaps.
The Buffalo Girls – Lady Lloyd, Baga Chipz and Silver Summers - continue their quest for pop stardom but a disagreement with their new manager scuppers their plans. Silver also has to deal with competing commitments as a member of family-friendly drag troupe The Supreme Fabulettes prepare for a nationwide theatre tour after a hiatus. Silver and her ‘frenemie’ and co-performer Vicki Vivacious decide to confront their long-running issues with each other. Meanwhile Rosie Beaver decides to date within the drag community as she steps out with fellow drag queen and Tranny Shack Academy contestant, Snow White Trash.
An offer to judge a prestigious beauty pageant in Thailand prompts Jenna into making a fateful choice, one that could end up damaging her relationships with several close friends. A chance to mentor a young transgendered model thinking of reassignment surgery forces Jenna to take a hard look at her life choices.
A line of plush organs for kids is investigated; Ping chases her dream of becoming an on-air host; Art pits Brook and Tara versus Grant and Marlene.
Amsterdam Canal Parade 2014
In this emotional documentary Years & Years lead singer Olly Alexander explores why the members of the LGBTQ community are more vulnerable to mental health issues, as he opens up about his own battles with anxiety and depression throughout his childhood. He meets with several young people who are battling issues from bullying to eating disorders.
Night Out (2018), feature film by Stratos Tzitzis. Saturday night in Berlin; a bunch of friends go out to have fun. Others are also out exploring the city and their relationships. A colorful mix of singles, couples, heteros, homosexuals, poly-amorous. Different personalities, for different reasons, give a spectrum of contemporary approaches to nightlife. They go all the way, exceeding their limits. Their journey will lead them into the heart of a frenetic night where everything is allowed. But everything here is rather comical and our characters end up where they do due to a series of mishaps.