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Scott Hutchins <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 2 Mar 1998 11:54:35 -0500
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Jamie Farr said Klinger on _M*A*S*H_ was supposed to be a "silly fag," but
I didn't follow the show enough to know if the character was actually gay
or just liked to wear dresses.  I think there was a Showtime sitcom about
a gay guy (I remember reading something of the sort in ALex McNeil's
_Total Television_.  There was also a show where about these two lawyers
and the big guy revealed that he was gay.  His partner was shocked, and so
he said "Did the Village People tach you nothing?"  His partner said "The
Village People were gay?"  The show didn't last very long, but the big
actor was on something else recently
 
 
 
On Fri, 27 Feb 1998, Lisa R. Barry wrote:
 
> Hello All!
>
> I am attempting to compile a list of gay/lesbian/bisexual television
> characters from tv series.  It doesn't matter whether the series was a
> sit-com, drama, or whatever.  I am simply wanting a list for a class I am
> preparing to teach.  Of course I have Ellen and Soap (I think Billy
> Crystal's character was gay--or at least implied to be so, no?), but I am
> having difficulty coming up with others.  Any help or suggestions would be
> most appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance!
> Lisa :-)
>
> =======================================
> "Fantasy has indeed no other sign, no other way to imagine that the speaker
> is capable of reaching the Mother, and thus, of unsettling its own limits.
> And, as long as there is language-symbolism- paternity, there will never be
> any other way to represent, to objectify, and to explain this unsettling of
> the symbolic stratum, this nature/culture threshold, this instilling of the
> subjectless biological program into the very body of a symbolizing subject,
> this event called motherhood."
>                                         --Julia Kristeva
> =======================================
> Lisa R. Barry
> Ph.D. Candidate
> The Pennsylvania State University
> 234 Sparks Building
> University Park, PA  16802
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> http://www.personal.psu.edu/lrb7
>
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