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Reacting to the Fellow Travelers FINALE - "Make It Easy"
🕑 Added 2025-05-16 17:00:12 +0000 UTCIn this video, we react to the FINALE of Fellow Travelers, "Make It Easy".
Bradam is wrapping up this devastating, and important, queer drama. A HIGHLY requested show, we are watching Fellow Travelers. We have been told to expect all the drama– lots of emotions, sex, passion and the like.
"Fellow Travelers" is a Showtime miniseries based on Thomas Mallon's novel, chronicling the tumultuous romance between Hawkins Fuller (Matt Bomer), a charismatic State Department official, and Timothy Laughlin (Jonathan Bailey), a young, religious man, navigating the McCarthy era and beyond, facing political persecution and personal struggles. 👔🤫
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Mark Edwards
Rewatching this series reinforced my feeling that the characters, especially Hawk and Marcus, are victims of their times and circumstances. Judging them and their actions using contemporary standards misses the point. The finale drives that home. I’m a 1962 baby so am too young for firsthand experience with McCarthyism, the Lavender Scare, Vietnam protests, or extreme gay hedonism of the 70s. However I was just taking baby steps out of the closet when AIDS was recognized. Will never forget the cold terror I felt reading about what was termed contagious cancer among gay men (the AIDS term and identification of HIV would come later) mere days after my first full-on sex with my first boyfriend. Can definitely relate to Marcus’s been to too many funerals line. Can’t watch the end scenes at the Quilt without bawling because I was there many times. Turning a corner and coming upon a panel for family/friend/colleague/acquaintance is devastating. Still have difficulty understanding how both my husband and I remained negative. Three suggestions for essential gay heritage viewing if you haven’t seen them. It’s A Sin on HBO Max. The Netflix documentary El Dorado, Everything The Nazis Hate. And the classic The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert for disco-loving Bradley, particularly since a sequel is supposedly in the works.
Tara
Sobbed. But it’s over. Thank you for sharing your reactions to this show with us. It really is such an important part of history and it’s beautifully told by Matt and Jonathan ❤️
Tara
I am finally going to watch this. I don’t want to but I need to so I can move on to other shows 🥺💔
Jeffrey Edwards
I was a nurse during AIDS crisis. I was only nurse who would care for guys. Others were afraid to do it. I just couldn’t let them die alone. How I didn’t get it I just don’t know. Fire Island was my hangout. Anyhow you should react to The Normal Heart on HBO. It is a beautiful film about the epidemic and gay rights. Stars Matt Bomer, Mark Ruffalo and Julia Roberts
Kat
I was bawling!! What a beautiful show. I can only image what it was like to actually live through that and they depicted the times so well. You both held yourselves together well in the finale - I was a mess!
