Johnny Sibilly isn’t interested in giving the “ABCs of what it means to be queer.”
Sibilly and fellow “Queer as Folk” cast members agree: If you don’t know what something means, Google it.
Russell T. Davies’ original series, which premiered in 1999, followed three gay men in Manchester, England. A year later, Showtime premiered its own version, set in Pittsburgh and expanding its umbrella to cover more versions of queer. On Thursday, the latest iteration premiered on Peacock, pegged as a “reimagining” of the 1999 series, this time in New Orleans and an even bigger world: a pregnant lesbian couple, a trans woman, drag queens and more gorgeous gay men than you can count.
