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Sewers of Paris: A Little More F'd Up (Ep 347 - Six Feet Under/Scott)
🕑 Added 2021-08-05 16:00:07 +0000 UTCMy guest on The Sewers of Paris podcast this week is Scott, host of the podcast The Movies that Made us Gay. His first glimpse at gay life was the same-sex couple on the show Six Feet Under, which inspired him to formulate an escape plan from his small Montana home, his sights set on Hollywood. The plan was to find his way into the entertainment industry, but that all changed shortly after he arrived and met the man who would one day become his husband.
We’ll have that conversation in a minute. First — I’ve got a new video coming this weekend over on YouTube, all about TV gay bars, and the unexpected reason that the macho crime finding studs of Starsky and Hutch transformed into the grandmotherly Jessica Fletcher on Murder she Wrote. Check out my YouTube for that, and head over to Patreon to see some bonus videos.
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Dan Maloney
The most realistic gay bar scene I have ever seen was in one of the first couple of episodes of the wonderful TV show "Southland". At the end of the episode, Coop gets a drink at a bar that was so unsensational that I never realized it was a gay bar (nor did I pick up that Coop was gay) until a subsequent episode he reaches over and holds his room mate's hand.
