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THE 10 BT GAY MILS OF ALL TIME
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Beyond the thorny topic of “Transparent, ” Prime do have a good track rerd of releasg shows wh LGBTQ characters and centerg their narrativ on queer them; particular, many of their shows foc on queer woman, rehgly avoidg the centerg of gay men that fed queer TV for s. In October last year, the pany’s Amazon Freevee ee streamg divisn dropped “High School”: a tenr and lovely g-of-age show spired by the liv of gay mic ins Tegan and Sara. Perhaps the ultimate fort watch, “Scht’s Creek” famoly was a world where homophobia didn’t exist, and the gay characters were ee to be as cuddly and as msy as their straight unterparts.
One of the earlit h shows to center around gay characters, “Will & Grace” foced on the tense, more than a ltle -pennt iendship between gay lawyer Will (Eric McCormack) and straight terr rator Grace (Debra Msg).
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Ford employed the same productn sign team that worked on “Mad Men, ” envisng a sexy midcentury LA teemg wh, y, hot gays, but also an irreprsible air of sadns that mt be what ennui looks like. A film so good that we n’t qu almost 20 years later, “Brokeback Mounta” was a watershed moment LGBTQ cema, markg the turng pot where gay love stori began to enter mastream cema.
Though Eichner and the film’s PR mpaign end up upstagg the actual movie (this may have been a rare se of too much prs), “Bros” was a breakthrough moment for mastream gay storytellg, and a pretty entertag one, at that. Set the prent day wh a bold retro athetic, Jamie Babb’s cult edy stars a young Natasha Lyonne as Megan, an nocent cheerlear sent to a rehab for gay and lbian teens where patients wear pk and blue uniforms to learn about genr rol and perform straight-sex simulatns. Of urse, puttg a bunch of gay kids a hoe together is bound to create some sexual tensn, and Megan‘s gay ltle heart stands no chance agast the dark and broodg Graham (Clea Duvall).