Two gay dudes frolic among the wild animals and sleep with a white tiger who feels a need to protect gays. The Beastmaster TV series was so gay that it was hilarious to watch. Dar the Beastmaster finds a very feminine and passive friend, Tao, who spontaneously dedicates his life to living with the Beastmaster. The show would have been better if they just both came out as gay since the first episode. The villains are straight out of some sado-masochistic gay fantasy world. Mean guys who are very buff, and always wearing leather, are chasing down Dar or Tao to punish them in some degrading way. The villains posture, growl and want to tie up the Beastmaster and torture him. Sometimes they do. The Beastmaster TV series was like if the original Beastmaster Marc Singer, had met Al Pacino in CRUISING, and they had a super gay baby. Every episode was basically the same. Occasionally a gorgeous witch, like Monica Schnarre would be involved in the story. Nobody ever hooked up with the hot models. It was always guy on guy adventure. If you are bi-curious or gay, this is a great TV series to watch.

Speaking strictly of the first 2 seasons this shows some of the best talent I've ever seen both in writing and acting. Almost every episode was remarkably well crafted. The main characters were very well formed and expertly well portrayed. Especially Dar and Tao. This show teaches us more about the world and shows us how truly human-like animals really are. This summary doesn't speak for the 3rd season because to me the third season simply wasn't that good. The show had lost it's focus both on the animals and the people. At that point it became pure good vs. evil and lost it's appeal. But I still love the show and stand by what i said:this show truly is the best and only one of it's kind!

I really enjoy this show. As an Environmental Studies major I enjoy the nature aspect of the show. The location is so beautiful and when the animals are used for a scene you can't help but smile because the animals work so well with the actors. Daniel Goddard and Jackson Raine are great actors who play their characters perfectly. If you are looking for a show to make you laugh and with enough action to satisfy you, this is it.

My son, Simon Burnett, is the stunt double for Daniel, so we have been watching every episode. It comes across as at least two shows in one. The out of doors, walking in the woods and fighting. And the other, the mystical- fairy one, with special effects and clothing. It would work better if the mystical world was only at night, a dream scape for the characters and story line.