Atralian televisn has been remarkably queer for a long time. In fact, LGBTQ+ characters and storyl filled Asie screens s before they did the US and UK. Now, one of the first openly gay men on Atralian TV is rearchg that history for a new documentary seri, Outrageo: The Queer History of Atralian TV.…
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Now, one of the first openly gay men on Atralian TV is rearchg that history for a new documentary seri, Outrageo: The Queer History of Atralian TV.
In the 1990s and 2000s, broadster, journalist, and pop-culture mentator Andrew Merdo was one of the most visible gay men on Atralian televisn.
Please Like Me: Wh Josh Thomas, Thomas Ward, John, Debra Lawrance. Twenty somethg Josh is gog through a number of big chang as he navigat his first of adulthood. After beg dumped by his girliend, he to the realizatn that he is gay." data-id="ma * gay australian tv show *
Fifty years ago, when homosexualy was illegal, was ma to look rpectable on Atralian TV. The year was 1972 and Asi were still watchg TV black and whe, but the ntent was groundbreakg, revolutnary, and gay-iendly. While s early episos were stgglg the ratgs, All In The Fay featured a gay character (played by Phil Carey) one episo.
On the equally low-ratg s, The Corner Bar, an ocsnal gay character (Vcent Schiavelli) didn’t make to the show’s send season. What’s remarkable about this storyle is that Bev apologised for her homophobia, blamg on “not beg sophistited enough”.