I had high hopes for this show, but after watching just a few episodes I can already tell you that it's a waste of your time unless you're into childish relationships or gay stereotypes. Before everything else, these two guys want you to know that they're gay. The shame is that it's the least interesting thing about them. They're both ridiculously accomplished professionals. The fact that they're gay is irrelevant. The show is all about their immature relationship (even though they've been dating for 10 years). In every episode one of them gets into a tizz about something that's completely irrelevant. So if you want a show about over the top useless arguments about nothing, then get this show. If you want a show of substance then stay away.

I guess they aren't posting the Holiday Special?? I thought they would! :-(

this was a great show, with a rollercoaster of emotion. i laughed at the pig scene, sympathized with lining up the tractors and shed a tear for josh when he had to be alone doing his reading. i empathized a lot with the guys and what they were going through. thank god the show was renewed for a second season. i can't wait to watch the rest of the first season.

I don't have expanded cable, so I have to purchase the episodes. I am very frugal, and live this show so much I have to buy it! It's rare that a reality show makes me cry. Their relationship is quite real and not over the top.

I absolutely love this show. I am so happy that we are finally starting to see gay people as humans instead of a stereotype. BRAVO could take a huge lesson from the creators of this show.

The first time I saw this show was at midnight when my mom and I were still awake. There was a point where we actually had tears in our eyes from laughing! Not to mention its also heart warming and enjoyable. I would recommened this series to everyone with a good sense of humor and my personal favorite episode is Three Men and a Baby Goat.

Ok, this show is dumb and unrealistic. I have lived on a farm my entire life and it is NOTHING like this. They are such drama queens and make it seem like working on a farm is all a big joke. Farm life involves back-breaking work and dedication, neither of which these two have or do. If you want to watch comedy that will make you laugh because of sheer stupidity, this is it.

After watching the episode, "Bringing Home the Bacon," I have completely changed the way I shop for food. I live in San Francisco, where the local food movement is popular. I would kind of try to buy things at the Farmer's Market, but the big chain supermarket was closer and way cheaper. Until I watched that episode. It hit me hard. Animals do deserve a good life and not in a cramped, industrial slaughterhouse. I will shell out the extra dollars knowing that the animals were treated humanely before they provided me nourishment.

We love this show!!!! My best friend told me about it and now I'm hooked. I can not wait for each week 2 c what will happen next. Thank you boys!!!! for showing america the true meaning of being gay. We love, we fight, we come together at the end of the day as a family. This is a show that everyone could learn a few things from.

I usually really dislike reality shows for all the fakeness and dumb drama but this is without a doubt my new favorite show, it's sweet and makes me laugh and it doesn't feel fake or played up or kitsch. It's sort of a small show overall but I think that's what is so great about it, that it's just about these guys and their farm and it makes you want them to succeed.