See it if Great show with lots of important themes, well written with relatable characters and satisfying story lines.
Don't see it if you don't care for LGBT, family or end of life topics
See it if You enjoy shows w/ gay characters. Well written and acted. Story was not what I was expecting and moved along at a good pace.
Don't see it if You aren’t interested in family dramas or stories about an aging parent/grandparent.
See it if You want to see one of the most heart wrenchingly honest portrayals of gay men facing the final stages of life in all its hell and beauty.
Don't see it if You can’t handle a real look at what it’s like to have different points of view about queerness, death, dying and the value of life. Read more
See it if A play on themes over generations of gay men. A moving piece well directed.
Don't see it if The subject matter maybe difficult for some. A good performance and pretty well written.
See it if you like good drama, with some humor, that presents real life situations among family generations, this time dealing with aging and death.
Don't see it if you do not enjoy family squabbles based on generational and societal differences that bring out all sides of view and preference.
See it if you enjoy new plays & ones with gay themes, enjoy family plays with funny, exasperating characters, appreciate risky topics & talk of death
Don't see it if you are tired of some gay cliches, self-lacerating gays, can't accept premise of 3 generations of gay men together, talk of assisted suicide Read more
See it if Family Drama that warm, moving piece about live and death and Love. Some humor.
Don't see it if I see not reason not to like, it about life and love. They something everyone feels.
See it if you like a well written drama about 3 generations of black male gays. However show is much more and at times is very moving.
Don't see it if you don't like discussions of gay life or illness. Read more
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