Talloolah Love -Tea Wilde

This show is seriously one of the finest romantic comedies I've ever had the pleasure of enjoying. Honestly, seeing two middle-aged men not only slough off the toxic masculine patterns of our existence as the main point of the story, but also the inclusivity of all of the people involved, the major story point of what it means to belong... It's simply beautiful. I can't gush about it enough. It's silly, it's tragic, it's sad, but also it's just full of queer joy and the fact that we didn't get the end of the story from HBO max is an utter tragedy. What I love about it though is that David Jenkins (the writer and director) understood how the people at Max work, and he made sure that there was a soft ending with a lot of loose ends but for the most part the main story is told. It is one of the few TV shows I will watch again and again. Thank you David and crew for everything you did! It is my hope that another network will eventually pick this lovely story back up! But until then, we continue to talk it through is a crew. We are all here for each other and that's all that matters.