'Tickled Pk': Gay-Friendly TV Through the Years : NPR

Contents:

• LE SE GAI LA TV GAY
• 'TICKLED PK': GAY-FRIENDLY TV THROUGH THE YEARS
• QUEEN OF THE UNRDOGS: 5 REASONS PK IS AN UNRAPPRECIATED GAY IN
• FRANCE LNCH GAY TV CHANNEL

LE SE GAI LA TV GAY

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'TICKLED PK': GAY-FRIENDLY TV THROUGH THE YEARS

'Tickled Pk': Gay-Friendly TV Through the Years Our Day to Day televisn cric reviews the new TV Land documentary Tickled Pk, which exam the history of televisn shows that ronated wh the gay muny long before homosexualy was openly discsed on the air. 'Tickled Pk': Gay-Friendly TV Through the Years. Our Day to Day televisn cric reviews the new TV Land documentary Tickled Pk, which exam the history of televisn shows that ronated wh the gay muny long before homosexualy was openly discsed on the air.

Gay people on TV, once a shock, are now more like stock. Tonight, the ble channel TV Land reviss the earlier days of gays popular culture jt emergg. ANDREW WALLENSTEIN reportg: News flash: Gay people did exist before "Will & Grace.

But as the documentary "Tickled Pk" shows, that never stopped gay viewers om disverg the tly homo-sensatnal, which means certa shows and characters they uld ll their own. The fact that the shows rarely addrsed homosexualy directly was immaterial.

QUEEN OF THE UNRDOGS: 5 REASONS PK IS AN UNRAPPRECIATED GAY IN

"Tickled Pk" lls on a variety of actors, wrers, ics and producers--some gay, some not--to salute those they em homo-sensatnal on the small screen.

The first to earn the honor were actrs om the 1970s, who may not have been gay but broke away om the happy homemaker mold that fed too many adult female rol the medium's early years.

FRANCE LNCH GAY TV CHANNEL

She earned her strip wh the gay muny by addrsg the topic head on. CONRAD BAIN: (As Arthur) Do you approve of homosexuals? There's no such thg as gay dwarfs.