I don't know Brady enough, but it's certainly very not-Richie thing to say. But I think it's very telling that Patrick is a big part of Brady and Richie's relationship. I mean, why should Brady care about Patrick being homewrecker? How does he know about his weight and sex issues? Only from Richie, and it paints…

I really liked him for a first time.

I think it was really sad.

I also should mention that in first season Kevin said he met Gus (Megan's husband) right before the wedding, so I don't think they were that close.

Yes.

I'd say he was repeating Richie's words, at least "afraid of her own vagina" part. Richie is the one who knows about Patrick's bottom shame.

I think thei guy was a huge funny, but horrible. It's not his place to judge other people's relationship, especially if he just met them. And to be bitchy about gay stereotypes while presenting app about glory holes is just… strange.

Good catch with parallels between Patrick and Brady. I think Richie just likes those damaged things.

How Patrick can be a consolation prize? I mean, story definitely moved past THAT idea.

I think they were great together this episode. I think their relationship are toxic, but chemistry between actors makes them almost irresistible - at least in my eyes.

It was hurtful, yes, but it all goes down to the past - Richie was the one who left. And I think Richie now thinks it was a mistake. My heart was breaking for him during this episode. His pain was coming through the screen.

Last gay show on american TV was Queer as a Folk, and I think it was more than ten years ago. So it's very possible we won't get another show like that for a long time. I am talking about subject, not the quality - I can't even imagine getting such a combination of subject and quality again.

The point of the article is not that Looking should get more seasons than Enlightened, but that Enlightened's cancellation was a mistake that should not be repeated with similar (in terms of ratings and quality) show.

Person of interes is recapped on this site, and very positively, as far as I know. What's the point of your post? To whine about existence of niche television?

They did much better in first season. I don't think Togetherness is a good lead-in for this show.

Possible, it's hard to say, because HBO keeps ratings for all of their shows under wraps. But another thing is that all sunday shows on HBO are down this season, including Girls.

It's only live Nielsen ratings, which HBO supposedly doesn't concider anymore. One of showrunners said that with other HBO platforms they are getting two millions viewers per episode.

Subtle? I think Kevin was ready for a fight right there and right now.

I do appreciate Richie's first time emerged bitchy side. Calling his old boyfriend (who had bottom shame) to his new boyfriend "a thirteen year old girl who's afraid of her own vagina"? That's cold and I LOVE it!

With Patrick? I agree about him being used right in the context of his story in first season.