an anti-homophobia episode in which Nathan was gay-bashed. After writer Russell Smith criticized the show's dialogue in a panel discussion on CBC Radio's media analysis show Now the Details, head writer Barry Stevens hired Smith as a dialogue consultant. Liberty Street was also one of the first Canadian television series ever to have its own dedicated website. Episodes Season One "That Was Then, This Is Now" "Sex, Lies and Pasta Putanesca" "Voyage to the Bottom of the Pit" "Planes, Kids and Automobiles" "Caged Heat" "The Dating Game" "No Ifs, Ands or Butts" "Naked Truth" "Even Bradys Get the Blues" "The Mouse That Roared" "Saturday Night Fever" "All You Need Is Love: Part 1" "All You Need Is Love: Part 2" Season Two "Reality Bites Back" "Crimes and Misdemeanours" "For Love and Money" "All Work and No Play" "Return of the Soldier" "Lies I Told My Father" "Friends and Lovers" "Hiring and Firing" "Secret Games" "In the Heat of the Night" "Decisions, Decisions" "Bringing Up Baby" "The Long Goodbye" References External links 1990s Canadian drama television series CBC Television original programming 1995 Canadian television series debuts 1995 Canadian television series endings Television shows set in Toronto Television series by DHX Media 1990s Canadian LGBT-related drama television series