“I thought the show, creatively, was really doing something that I hadn’t seen on any other show, particularly dealing with gay lives. As a gay man, in particular, I was very proud that there was a show that felt like it was dealing very honestly and openly with gay men and their lives, without putting them into a comedic mode.”
— HBO president Michael Lombardo, addressing the cancellation of the HBO dramedy at the TCA press tour on Thursday, where he also confirmed that production on a movie will begin this fall for a 2016 air date
