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Related: About this forumHi Honey, I'm Homo! Sitcoms, Specials, and the Queering of American Culture
This is a book by Matt Baume. If you have a chance, read it! It has some really good historical information on how we were/are portrayed in the genre of the sitcom. It discusses the challenges we faced/face and adds some great tidbits about GLBT progress and failures through the years.
I made it a "couple activity" with my husband and listened to the book together. He is a big TV/Movie aficionado. Oh, and he is gay too.
no_hypocrisy
(48,778 posts)Behind the Aegis
(54,852 posts)There were a few comedies left of the list, but I think that show is mentioned. It just doesn't have its own chapter. It starts with "Bewitched" and ends with "Modern Family". It also doesn't address non-network shows. Also, animated shows don't get any play either.
Still, it is a good book.
leftieNanner
(15,689 posts)By the Cerulean Sea and Under the Whispering Door. Wonderful queer writer and enchanting love stories.
Behind the Aegis
(54,852 posts)Are they fiction? I am not a huge fiction fan, but I do read it from time to time.
leftieNanner
(15,689 posts)Under the Whispering Door deals with a lot of issues, including death. By the Cerulean Sea is a fantasy of sorts with a wonderful collection of magical children, including Lucifer aka Lucy (who happens to be the son of Satan).
SouthernDem4ever
(6,618 posts)Matt has numerous videos on youtube to peruse - all very informative and interesting.