[ SECRET POST #3552 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3552 ⌋

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Comments

[tabaqui]

Halt and Catch Fire has a bisexual male lead, played by Lee Pace.

[(Anonymous)]

Although the focus is so far not on his same sex relationships. But there have been glimpses of it.

[tabaqui]

Well, no. But it's not really on any of his *sexual* relationships. But he's openly bi, and shown to have male lovers, so - better than most shows.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh yeah, totally. I would have been interested to see a somewhat serious relationship with a man though, after Cameron in season 1 and his wife in season 2. (Haven't seen season 3 yet.)

[tabaqui]

I would, too, though to me, the character seems to be 'serious' about female lovers because they bring him legitimacy in the eyes of red-neck Texans, if you know what I mean.

I can only hope things keep moving in the same direction and more shows realize that bi characters are actually good things.
*sigh*

[arcadiaego]

His sexuality does come up as a plot point in S3 as well. Joe is awful at relationships though so I'm not sure whether he's going to get any more serious ones before the show gets cancelled! (I assume the past one with Simon was serious - by his standards - though.) I kind of resent the points system of bisexuality in fandom, where you need to justify why a bi character would be in a f/m relationship but Joe wanted to play at settling down and pretending everything is a-ok so Sarah makes sense. They still made a point about having the club scene and the one where he talks about getting gay bashed, and they didn't need to have either of them.