2002, 140 minutes, Region 1

From Britain's Channel 4, who gave us the groundbreaking "Queer As Folk", comes an exhilarating six-part series about the lives and loves of a group of multiracial, pansexual friends, lovers and relatives living in London's trendy Notting Hill.

This infectious, light-hearted romp focuses on young Kwame, a sexy, straight 17-year-old who is trying to get his two dads, Max and Jordan, back together again. That is, when he's not trying to attract the attention of the girl of his dreams, the beautiful Asha. Kwame's two gay best friends aren't having an easier time of it either, what with boyish Dean having a crush on daddy Max, and punky Bambi unable to get his older boyfriend Robin to settle down. Add to the mix Max's lesbian sister, Ash's lesbian best friend, and Max and Jordan's new love interests, and you've got a recipe for the most hip, fun and music-filled soap opera you've ever seen.

"Metrosexuality is blazing its own trail" -Fluid Magazine

"genuinely groundbreaking... genuinely refeshing" -Scotland on Sunday