[ SECRET POST #2144 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2144 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The only one that comes to mind is Glee, and I don't really feel like that show should ever be held up as a prime example of how to portray queer characters. Oh, and I guess Torchwood, since that was essentially the everyone-is-queer-hour, and then shows like QaF or The L Word where almost all the recurring characters are queer. But still, pretty rare.

[fenm]

Oh, yeah, Glee... Heh.

And, yeah, a few all-gay shows have done it. But your average--or even above average--mainstream show intended for a large audience tends not to do it.