Will & Grace FINALLY tackles the show's biphobia!!!

[ljtryout]

#WillAndGrace are still learning. pic.twitter.com/DY4uHkTjjR
- Will & Grace (@WillAndGrace) February 7, 2020
- Will & Grace finally tackled the show's internalized biphobia

Comments

[saintclaire87]

They also had a joke about Karen and Jackie O, so are they backtracking on making her straight? Either way, the bi jokes were unnecessary and outdated. Billie did a good job, I wish they gave her a better storyline than to highlight Will/Grace's ignorance.

[pikapika217]

there was also a whole bit where she'd gone out with Martina Navratilova but dumped her for Stan.

[neuers]

It's something, I guess.

Billie Lourd is fantastic, I love her!! <333

[pciam]

I’m a bad 35 year old gay who has never watched this show lol.

I do remember Ryan Phillippe getting his start in the ‘90s playing a gay teen on One Life to Live. I remember so many of those teen stars having gotten their start on soaps. Also SMG on All My Children.

[omni_videns]

I remember SMG on All My Children!

[pikapika217]

I'm glad the meat of that storyline is available to watch separately and this is WAY overdue but at least it's something I guess. If nothing else, I appreciate the writing of these millenials far more than the one Will was trying to hook up with that was ignorant of gay culture, as if Will sought out a 20 something to teach instead of fuck, TUH.

I'd wonder if they'd tackle racism in the gay community but this show simply DOESN'T HAVE THE RANGE, but as a side bar if Brian Jordan Alvarez hadn't been Jack's match I could imagine Joel Kim Booster but that would mostly involve him just being himself LOL

[sdpt]

did their i love lucy episode happen yet?

[deeohaytch]

Not yet