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En_Sabah_Nur

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1 minute ago, SKANK said:

I didn't watch it. I intend to at some point. When the swamp of rabid identity politics recedes a bit.

That being said, almost three million people watching the story of the Queer Liberation seems like a victory to me.

surely some people DVRed it. I mean Scandal on ABC gets 3m+ audience when DVR numbers are added

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Sizzily

Whoever wrote that sounds like a such a c**ty snob.

Inside my head I have the best time
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msisux
15 minutes ago, CrazyMonster said:

Why on a Monday though? :awkney:

It premiered on Monday, but the series ran throughout the week

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En_Sabah_Nur
1 minute ago, CrazyMonster said:

What?

If you can watch drag race on Monday nights, you can watch this too.  No excuses sis...  :poot:

 

Egypt. W
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Sizzily

No one is obligated to give a **** about it anyway.

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The Child
1 minute ago, msisux said:

It premiered on Monday, but the series ran throughout the week

That's like the worst programming to choose :air:

1 minute ago, En_Sabah_Nur said:

If you can watch drag race on Monday nights, you can watch this too.  No excuses sis...  :poot:

 

I'm French so I can't watch American tv.

‘If religion be the cause of disunity, then irreligion is surely to be preferred.’ ‘Abdu’l-Bahá
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En_Sabah_Nur

The last episode talked about & featured Gaga in it...  :poot:

 

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Yo GagaGaga

Maybe it was just the advertising, but it seemed really boring and trying too hard to be inspiring and emotional. It doesn't seem like anything revolutionary, or anything we haven't seen before in a 10 minute documentary on Youtube

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SKANK
Just now, En_Sabah_Nur said:

If you can watch drag race on Monday nights, you can watch this too.  No excuses sis...  :poot:

 

 

A dramatic eight part mini series broken into two hour installments spanning a few days requires far more viewer commitment then a one hour long comedy/reality competition does.

 

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En_Sabah_Nur
1 minute ago, SKANK said:

 

A dramatic eight part mini series broken into two hour installments spanning a few days requires far more viewer commitment then a one hour long comedy/reality competition does.

 

But it's important!  :green:

 

 

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Sizzily
3 minutes ago, En_Sabah_Nur said:

But it's important!  :green:

 

 

Yeah but it's historical so you could just read about the events on Wikipedia.

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En_Sabah_Nur
Just now, Sizzily said:

Yeah but it's historical so you could just read about the events on Wikipedia.

Not the average regular straight person, who may not have even known about these events...  :shrug:

 

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JohnWayne23

Just cuz something is lgbt doesn't mean lgbt people HAVE to watch. If the show is ****, the show is ****. 

I watched the first two episodes and while I love the story, I find it very difficult for it to keep my attention.

while this show is groundbreaking in ways, I think shows like Will & Grace were more groundbreaking because of its excellent writing that made people love it. It also mainstreamed gay people because the show wasn't solely based on LGBT people. It represented a typical gay/straight friendship in New York City at the turn of the millennium. It's such a stereotype that gay men hangout with just each other and not straight people.

 

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