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Contents:
- GAYBORHOOD
- WORKAHOLICS: “GAYBORHOOD”
- WORKAHOLICS: “GAYBORHOOD” (EPISO 5.05)
- NEW ‘GAY WATER’ LOOKS TO AVOID BUD LIGHT DISASTER
- JAGUARS ACH OUT AS GAY A FIRST FOR U.S.-BASED PRO LEAGU
GAYBORHOOD
Gayborhood: Directed by Kyle Newacheck. Wh Blake Anrson, Adam Deve, Anrs Holm, Jillian Bell. The guys have a wild night at a neighbor's hoe that them to reasss their iendship." data-id="ma * workaholics gay episode *
In overg their squabbl to perform the awful yet heartfelt song “Bt Friends, ” the guys enpsulated their bond perfectly a moment of transcenntly stupid some ways, “Gayborhood” is another, even bolr, examatn of that dynamic, all the guise of a hackneyed gay panic plot that uld have veered to offensivens but, stead, provis the guys wh what’s easily their most affectg moments ever.
Easily the strangt episo of Workaholics I’ve seen, ”Gayborhood” might also be the bt. Once they don their ready ultimate fightg t-shirts and load up wh 12-packs, the guys (after sgg an extend, improvised “How are we not ved” song for a long time) burst to the party, stead fdg a quietly ftive gatherg of gay men. Except that don’ hearg tell of ee food and an open bar, Blake lnch to a stereotypil gay guy accent to ga accs, Adam and Ders followg su.
WORKAHOLICS: “GAYBORHOOD”
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Now, the “brayg manchildren mixg wh gay guys” plot has been the wellsprg of a lot of soul-ang edy over the years, but “Gayborhood, ” wrten by Craig DiGregor, steers liberately around the pfalls. The party’s hosts Stt and Joey (Tim Bagley and Michael Urie), immediately ss out that their unved guts aren’t gay (well, Adam might be a bottom), but let them stay.
The guys make ass of themselv wh all the ee hooch, keepg up their gay fictn by screamg “We’re here, we’re queer, we wanna drk beer!
Except that their hosts tell them that the three of them all had dnken sex wh each, this velopment uld have been the show’s cue for some tly distasteful gay jok, the guys lashg out, or the hosts beg pated as predatory creeps. They don’t make a solemn blood pact to ny that their ltle sex party ever happened, they don’t let their experience curdle to gay-bashg.
WORKAHOLICS: “GAYBORHOOD” (EPISO 5.05)
A new nned cktail lled Gay Water is lookg to attract LGBTQ drkers and avoid the pfalls of Bud Light's disastro marketg partnership wh transgenr fluencer Dylan Mulvaney. * workaholics gay episode *
“Gay dus are like hot chicks—they only like to party wh each other. Gayborhood (Season 5, Episo 5).
In "Gayborhood, " TelAmeriCorp is holdg a team-buildg day led by Teddy (played by Jerry O'Connell), and the guys need to work together to w the ultimate prize of a weekend at a timhare Palm Sprgs, California. The guys mistakenly thk their neighbor's gay pri party is actually a Pri MMA party.
NEW ‘GAY WATER’ LOOKS TO AVOID BUD LIGHT DISASTER
Ken Felts didn't e out as gay until he was 90. He told his dghter about havg to abandon his first real love the 1950s. His story went global on Facebook. Now, at 93, he's found a hband. * workaholics gay episode *
The Pri MMA vers gay pri misunrstandg is one of the most clever jok "Workaholics. " This, bed wh the episo's foc on the pth (or not) of the guys' iendship, tly mak "Gayborhood" a top episo. But another unexpected turn, the guys end up sharg the acid wh Alice and potential client Gayle, who's ready to party.
JAGUARS ACH OUT AS GAY A FIRST FOR U.S.-BASED PRO LEAGU
Kev Maxen, an associate strength ach wh the Jacksonville Jaguars, has bee the first male ach a major U.S.-based profsnal league to e out as gay. * workaholics gay episode *
The entire group go wild at the hotel, and of all people, non-TelAmeriCorp employee Karl is the one to get Gayle to agree to do bs wh Alice. Jim Gaffigan on his new special, "Dark Pale, " explorg darker them his edy, and moreOffEnglishThere is a lot of homoeroticism on Workaholics. But spe all the man-love proximy, Workaholics go to great edic lengths to separate s characters’ fascatn wh male bodi and “dad dicks” om homosexualy—which they still appear eply unfortable wh.