The late 1990s in the UK was marked by vigorous debates on gay rights, with crucial changes on the horizon. With the legislative backdrop of debates on gay consent age, a society healing from the AIDS crisis, and a culture shadowed by censorship like the notorious Section 28, one wouldn’t expect a bold TV series showcasing gay life to emerge.
Russell T. Davies, then an ambitious writer, dared to capture the unabashed life of Manchester's vibrant gay scene.
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