Te Blood, the popular HBO seri, had fans drawg parallels between vampire characters and gay rights, but creator Alan Ball refuted the claims.
Contents:
- SPOILER ALERT: TE BLOOD TURNS STRAIGHT CHARACTER GAY… BUT WHICH ONE?
- IS TE BLOOD ABOUT GAY RIGHTS? FAN THEORY DEBUNKED
- 'TE BLOOD' ACTOR QU SHOW OVER GAY CONTENT
SPOILER ALERT: TE BLOOD TURNS STRAIGHT CHARACTER GAY… BUT WHICH ONE?
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IS TE BLOOD ABOUT GAY RIGHTS? FAN THEORY DEBUNKED
Is Te Blood About Gay Rights? Te Blood, the popular HBO seri, had fans drawg parallels between vampire characters and gay rights, but creator Alan Ball refuted the claims. Dpe some obv parallels that have been drawn by fans of the seri, show creator Alan Ball sists that Te Blood isn’t an allegory for gay rights.
In an article wh the New York Post, he said: “To look at the vampir on the show as metaphors for gays and lbians is so simple and so easy, that ’s kd of lazy.
'TE BLOOD' ACTOR QU SHOW OVER GAY CONTENT
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