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November 02, 2009

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Lost

Holy crap that's Jack Coleman from Heroes.

DougyB

The first one really demonised Gay relations. That kid should not be looking though windows the peeping Tom.

Michael W

Is this clip from a show on Logo or here! TV? If so, I wouldn't mind seeing the whole thing. This is a nice recap of some of the more memorable ones, but there a quite a few absences, notably the first (I think) made-for-TV movie starring Tony Randall as a gay man, "Love, Sydney", or the later "An Early Frost".

Me

Luke and Noah, As the World Turns

Javier

Actually, it was Ryan Phillippe whose character came out on 'One Life to Live' in the early 90s; they still feature gay characters pretty regularly (Oliver, Kyle, Nick, Amelia).

Danny

Loves it =)

BLACKJACK

It seems 2 me that a gay character in a main stream television show is a guarantee success where as not 2 long ago it would have been consider taboo ...........

Dansebot

Is that kid from the first clip River Phoenix?

BlockedUser

totally regret not watching desperate housives.

Zilvar

BlockedUser, I agree.... ~.~

CuriousOne

Id be more interested in seeing Lesbian portrayal in media because while a gay character is promised ratings, I can only think of a few Lesbian characters in Primetime media. And I don't mean the simple girl kiss girl ratings booster.

Danny-Boy

I've always been in love with Kerr Smith. He get's my vote.

Dogmatic

Chris Keller from Oz
Man the things I'd do to him

Andrew

Definitely John Barrowman as Captain Jack Harkness in Torchwood!! And he's married to his partner Scott Gill. :-)

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