Of the many, many queer shows that ended too soon, Noah’s Ark is near the very top of that list.
The groundbreaking show, which focused on a group of gay Black men in Los Angeles aired on LOGO from 2005 to 2006, was — and remains — the only series of its kind. Naturally, its loss hit hard.
Well, today that changes. While giving an acceptance speech for his lifetime achievement award at the I Am Awards in Washington D.C., co-creator Patrik-Ian Polk shared some incredible news regarding the future of the beloved series.
“I am very happy to confirm that there is indeed more Noah’s Ark coming,” said Polk. “It is coming this year. That’s right you heard it here first at the I Am Awards. Breaking news, Noah’s Ark is coming back.”
























































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