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Happy Endings Comes Out for Thanksgiving

“More Like Skanksgiving” (November 20, 2012)

Here you have it: the one other gay-themed Thanksgiving episode of a sitcom. Three seasons in, this one reveals heretofore-unheard canon that ...

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The Fox Files: Good Grief

“Ladies and Gentlemen... Ernie Lapidus!” (September 30, 1990)

Hey, they can’t all be winners… or even pop culture curiosities. We may love Wendy Schaal and we may be Howie Mandel-ambi...

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The Gay Subtext of Dobie Gillis, TV’s First Teen Sitcom

 “The Ruptured Duck” (October 10, 1961)

On the surface, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis tells the story of a teen boy who falls in love with every girl except Zelda Gilroy, who pines ...

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The Fox Files: Parker Lewis Can’t Lose

“Pilot” (September 2, 1990)

Is Parker Lewis Can’t Lose somehow the best show we’re profiling in this miniseries? Maybe! It’s especially remarkable that a show trying to seem hip and...

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A Quick Programming Note

Hi all! The audio file here is just the ad break that went into the public feed version of the recent Simpsons episode. But I wanted to also tell everyone on the Patreon feed that we will not be pu...

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Marge Simpson Meets a Drag Queen

“Werking Mom” (November 18, 2018)

Yes, The Simpsons did a drag episode, and you might be interested to know that the idea did not originate with “Hey, let’s do one about RuPaul’s Dr...

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The Fox Files: Open House

“Parade of Homes” (November 26, 1989)

Three seasons in, Fox decided that one of its early critical darlings, Duet, could benefit from functioning more like a standard sitcom, and so Aliso...

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Small Wonder Celebrated an 80s Kid Who Was Different

“The Neighbors” (September 14, 1985)
“Victor / Vicki-toria” (February 14, 1987)
“The Bad Seed” (November 7, 1987)

Ignore whatever you might have heard about Small Wonder and...

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The Fox Files: Women in Prison

“Vickie Does Prison” (October 11, 1987)

On paper, a sitcom about female prison life by the creators of Married… With Children seem like it should be a surefire assault on the sensibilit...

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Fired Up Had the Best Gay Character on Must See TV

“Truth and Consequences” (September 29, 1997)

Though it didn’t even get a chance to finish out its second season, Fired Up was one of the rare Must See TV sitcoms to feature two female ...

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The Fox Files: Second Chance and Boys Will Be Boys

“The End” (September 26, 1987) and “Hot Wheels” (January 16, 1988)

Matthew Perry’s first taste of TV stardom was short-lived but complicated to explain. Initially a magic sitcom abo...

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Not Just Bugs Bunny in Drag! (Seven Very Gay Looney Tunes Shorts)

It may not be news to listeners of this podcast, but the Looney Tunes cartoons can be very gay. In celebration of the nearly 800 shorts being hosted on Tubi, Drew, Glen and returning guest View Post

The Fox Files: The New Adventures of Beans Baxter

“A Nightmare on Beans’ Street” (October 31, 1987)

Woof. Despite a charming pilot that sets up teenager Beans Baxter as Washington D.C.’s youngest spy, this Halloween adventure seems t...

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Now accepting recommendations for gay Looney Tunes

In celebration of Tubi now hosting Looney Tunes shorts, our next regular episode will be a discussion of them (plus Merrie Melodies shorts) that lend themselves to queer readings. Got one you'd lik...

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The Critic Is Very Gay (Even If Jay Sherman Is Not)

"Siskel & Ebert & Jay & Alice" (March 12, 1995)

Finally, we get around to discussing one of our more formative comedic experiences, and it’s one shared more or less exclusively ...

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The Fox Files: Mr. President

“Armageddon Kinda Sore” (October 11, 1987)

While we kicked off this series with Duet, the prestige show on Fox’s initial line-up was Mr. President, which starred Oscar-winner George C. ...

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Laverne & Shirley Check Into the Honeymoon Suite

“Honeymoon Hotel” (February 22, 1977)

You innocent TV Land watchers may not have suspected that there was anything queer about Laverne & Shirley, a show about two women who share an a...

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The Fox Files: Duet

“Variations on a Theme” (May 3, 1987)

Welcome to the first installment of our new bonus series, The Fox Files! We’re exploring the lesser-remembered sitcoms of the early years of the Fo...

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The Cleveland Show Whiffs a Potentially Great Bi Episode

“Terry Unmarried” (February 20, 2011)

The second season of the Family Guy spinoff makes the surprising decision to make Terry, Cleveland’s womanizing coworker buddy, not straight. And w...

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Cartoons That Made Us Gay: The Creeper Arrives in Gotham City

“Beware the Creeper”  (November 7, 1998)

For our third look at the 90s animated Batman series, we focus on The Creeper, a lesser-known DC hero who at one point was considered for inc...

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Introducing… FOX FILES!

Finally, more than a year after we announced our new Patreon bonus series, we finally have a premiere date for The Fox Files, our examination of the lesser-remembered TV series of the Fox network...

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Rebecca Howe Is Not a Lesbian (But Kirstie Alley DId Save Cheers)

EDIT: Apparently the first version of this file chopped off early. I've uploaded a new version. If yours ends early, delete it and re-download it.

“A Kiss Is Still a Kiss” (Decem...

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Cartoons That Made Us Gay: Jonny Quest

“The Invisible Monster” (January 28, 1965)

Sure, Venture Bros. is just a twist on Jonny Quest, but Jonny Quest was its own twist on existing material — and with its own sense of homoero...

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Ventures Bros. Is a Very Gay Show, But…

“Handsome Ransom” (October 25, 2009)

Let’s say this at the top: We are both fans in general of The Venture Bros, but this extremely homosocial show has a tendency to tiptoe up to being ...

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Schitt’s Creek Gets a Pansexual Love Triangle

“The Throuple” (January 17, 2017)

We’re back! Officially, but also now bimonthly — or biweekly, depending on how you want to look at it. And we are coming back in grand Canadian style...

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Cartoons That Made Us Gay: The Tick

“The Tick vs. Dinosaur Neil” (September 24, 1994)

Do we have to explain why a cartoon about a super buff man in a skintight suit is gay? Maybe! But the third episode of the original, anim...

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Hiatus Over! / Status Update

EDIT: The curse of Glen has struck again, and now the Tick CTMUG episode is coming next week, not next weekend. But onward and upward nonetheless.

Hey all.

Thank you for sticki...

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Hiatus

Hi, all. I said all these in the ad break in the Power Rangers episode, but I am writing here to notify anyone who didn’t get that message that GEE is going on a small hiatus. Glen is out of town...

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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Does a Body/Gender Swap Episode

“Switching Places” (October 4, 1993)

If you’re reading this and deciding that Power Rangers is not a sitcom, you’re correct! We’re doing it anyway, and as elder millennials who were...

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Mork Is the Mommy, Mindy Is the Daddy

“Mama Mork, Papa Mindy” (November 5, 1981)

Thus far, we have not attempted the Happy Days universe of TV shows, and we’re starting with this season four Mork & Mindy that has our in...

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