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The drama follows a group of young friends who move to London in 1981, centered around the charismatic Ritchie (Olly Alexander), the flamboyant Roscoe (Omari Douglas), and the gentle Colin (Callum Scott Howells). : The series strikes a defiant pose against
The cast is widely praised for bringing "humor and humanity" to their roles. the flamboyant Roscoe (Omari Douglas)
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