Queer as folk (2004) #14

A crowd of people cycle for the liberty ride. They are riding their bikes in the sun and in the cold, always with a smile on their faces. Two of them will have to put up with the narrow-mindedness of their own country as their rights as a young married same-sex couple is not legally recognised, nor accepted. Full of anger, Debbie stands for them in front of a disrespectful officer between Canada and US and Brian surprises everyone with a delicious wedding cake and a proper party with musicians to celebrate his friends' new life. While he is riding, Kinney falls off his bicycle and breaks his clavicle. Despite the huge pain, he is determined to carry on until the end of the ride, no matter how much people tell him off and try to convince him to not take part anymore. We know our man, he wants to show all the world that he is still young and fit.

Ted and Emmett get lost during the ride after choosing other ways to find a quiet place.

It's been 6 months since Teddy gave up drugs now, it’s time to celebrate. Emmett always has a nice word for his dear friend who is clean.

Justin enjoys his trip, he meets someone important for Rage's character in the movie, but he will be back soon to see his friends and his partner.

Mel is going to have her baby and she is really scared, she asks Lindsay to stay by her side to support her and assist her, in spite of the fact that they broke up.

Liberty House is being renamed after Vic thanks to some hot guy we know, who got to the end of the ride. This tough experience leads him somewhere unexpected, as he is going to ask Sunshine to move back in and live with him. Is Justin going to accept or decline?

Michael and Ben have their proper wedding night once they are home. Mikey is disappointed as his rights as a married gay man are not recognised in his country. Ben consoles him, saying that one day things will be different, a change is going to come. It just takes time.

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