Glee - don't do gay victims
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Topic started by Simon B (mtnwalkr)
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mtnwalkrTue 01/03/11 09:54 |
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So I watched Glee for the first time last night (broadband was down + nowt else on). As a gayer I get the whole singing/dancing shebang + yes Sue is brilliantly written + played - but (you can see that bit coming) why are so many other gayers such big fans when it portrays the only gay as a limp-wristed bullied victim? Haven't things moved on just a tad even in the US? I mean they have positive disabled/Asian/black/Hispanic characters in the show so why can't the token gayer be the captain of the footie team rather than a battered and frightened stereotype? It's lazy and slack writing. And it's rubbish. |
cantorTue 01/03/11 09:59 |
That's how I feel about all American TV! |
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