[ SECRET POST #2890 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2890 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Well, to be fair, Homicide was kind of an anomaly for network television, and in any case NBC tried its very best to destroy everything good about it.

...15 years later I'm still mad about season 7.

[(Anonymous)]

DA- and Bayliss wasn't outright stated to be bi until the show had been on the air for quite a few years. I think the writers were starting to foreshadow it as early as S2, but they didn't take the plunge until something like season 4, right? Maybe even 5?

Luckily, I was already thinking about a Christmas break marathon, so I'll remember to mark exactly when it is.

[(Anonymous)]

It wasn't until season 6, actually. The episode was called "Closet cases" or something. It was done in a sort of interesting way too, this guy asked him out at the end of the episode and he's basically like "Yeah, why not", much to Pembleton's confusion. Last time the issue of him potentially not being straight came up in season 4, he was really uncomfortable and weird about it, so it was quite a change. Seeing as it was season 6 though I'm not sure whether you can call that character development or inconsistent writing.