The British sitcom centered on two aging, gay actors, Freddie and Stuart, who have lived together in a small Covent Garden flat for nearly 50 years. Their lives revolve around petty squabbles, sarcastic remarks, and entertaining a small circle of eccentric friends. The program’s availability on the streaming platform broadened its viewership significantly.
The program offered representation, albeit sometimes controversial, of older LGBTQ+ individuals. It provided opportunities for established actors to showcase their comedic talents and resonated with audiences who appreciated its theatrical style and sharp writing. Its presence on the digital platform allowed for easier access and potential for rediscovery by new audiences, ensuring a longer lifespan than its initial television run.
