Noah's Arc

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  • 2005
  • 2 Seasons
  • 7.6  (1,303)

Noah's Arc was a groundbreaking TV show that aired on Logo network from 2005 to 2006. The show is set in Los Angeles and follows the lives of four black gay friends: Noah, Alex, Ricky, and Chance. The main character, Noah, is a screenwriter who is struggling to find love and success in Hollywood.

The show explores the ups and downs of their relationships, both romantic and platonic. Each character has their own struggles and aspirations, and the show does an excellent job of portraying the complexities of their lives. It brings to light many relevant issues of the LGBTQ community, such as gay rights, HIV, and the challenges of same-sex relationships.

One of the most striking aspects of Noah's Arc is its focus on representation. The show was the first TV series to feature a cast of all Black LGBTQ characters. The importance of this representation cannot be overstated, as up until then, LGBTQ characters, in general, were underrepresented on television, and Black LGBTQ characters were almost nonexistent. This groundbreaking representation was a huge step forward for the LGBTQ community and helped to normalize LGBTQ stories in the mainstream media.

The leading cast of Noah's Arc consists of Darryl Stephens as Noah, Rodney Chester as Alex, Christian Vincent as Ricky, and Doug Spearman as Chance. All four actors deliver great performances, and their chemistry on screen is palpable. They are believable as friends and have a natural, effortless energy that brings the show to life.

In addition to the main cast, the show also features some notable supporting characters. Jensen Atwood plays Wade, Noah's on-again, off-again love interest. Wilson Cruz plays Junito, a gay nightclub owner who becomes involved with one of the main characters. Both actors deliver excellent performances and add depth to the show's narrative.

The show's production values are excellent, with high-quality camera work, sets, and costumes. The show is stylish and visually appealing, and it's clear that great attention was given to the details. The soundtrack is also noteworthy, with a mix of contemporary R&B and classic soul music, which perfectly captures the vibe of the show.

Noah's Arc runs for two seasons, with a total of 17 episodes. The first season premiered on Logo on October 19, 2005, and the second season on August 14, 2006. Sadly, the show was canceled after its second season, leaving fans wanting more.

Overall, Noah's Arc is a must-watch television show for anyone interested in LGBTQ representation in media. The show's focus on Black LGBTQ characters is a significant milestone in television history, and it delivers a compelling narrative with excellent performances, stylish production values, and an excellent soundtrack. If you haven't seen the show yet, it's worth checking it out.

Noah's Arc is a series that is currently running and has 2 seasons (19 episodes). The series first aired on November 16, 2005.

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Tales From the Arc Side
9. Tales From the Arc Side
October 4, 2006
Take a behind the scenes tour of the second season of Noah's Arc. This insightful look into the characters, stories, and production of this groundbreaking series features interviews with the cast and crew as well as the creator, Patrik-Ian Polk.
Say It Loud?
8. Say It Loud?
October 4, 2006
July 4th weekend in Los Angeles can only mean one thing-Black Gay Pride! There's no better way to end Season 2 than for Noah and the gang get themselves, and their outfits, together for a charity fashion show and the annual beach party.
Baby Can I Hold You
7. Baby Can I Hold You
September 27, 2006
It's a dark day in the life of our guys as one of the friends experiences homophobia in the worst possible way. Resolutions may be found-but at what cost?
Under Pressure
6. Under Pressure
September 13, 2006
Someone is fired, someone is fired up, and someone puts out a fire. Noah is invited on a popular talk show when a certain hot topic gets controversial, but he's got a few things to work out first.
Give It Up
5. Give It Up
September 6, 2006
Ricky's love life gets complicated, Noah's new "friend" turns up the heat, a desperate housewife struggles to find what she truly wants, a birthday boy gets offered more than slice of cake, and someone needs a straight jacket!
Excuses for Bad Behavior
4. Excuses for Bad Behavior
August 30, 2006
Let the party begin! Noah's day is turned topsy-turvy when a British hip-hop star crash lands in town. His idea of a good time stirs up plenty of trouble, but leads to a budding reconnection-and a revelation!
Desperado
3. Desperado
August 23, 2006
What do you get when you mix a double-date with your ex, two scandalous encounters with hired help, a third wheel house guest and two desperate housewives? A recipe for disaster.
It Ain't Over Til It's Over
2. It Ain't Over Til It's Over
August 16, 2006
A shopping trip for new house furnishings goes awry when a family member disappears and blasts from the past threaten to reignite old flames. Ricky surprises himself, and a certain someone, with a revelation.
Housequake
1. Housequake
August 9, 2006
Noah and the gang experience more than just a physical shake-up! A traveler returns with some interesting 'baggage'.
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Where to Watch Noah's Arc
Noah's Arc is available for streaming on the Logo website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Noah's Arc on demand at Paramount+, Amazon Prime, Philo, Amazon, FuboTV, Microsoft Movies & TV and Apple TV.
  • Premiere Date
    November 16, 2005
  • IMDB Rating
    7.6  (1,303)