how<\/i> the general public perceives Cheeks and Brady’s relationship. Obviously, this is a satire that pokes fun of the absurdity of this idea, but it’s also based in a real struggle. I remember the first time I started dating guys and my college buddies would ask me point-blank if I was the man or the woman in the relationship. The gender binary was so drilled into these dude’s minds that they couldn’t comprehend the idea that two butch men or two feminine men could be attracted to one another. Now, there’s a bunch of shit that intersects here, too, and a lot of it goes back to misogyny. As we see in Cheeks’ example, his outwardly feminine behavior is openly criticized by Wes, who tries to be “professional” about his prejudices. As long as Cheeks is abiding by prescribed gender roles and acting like a “man,” then he’s acceptable. The same goes for the fact that Cheeks can’t hide the fact that he is gay.<\/li>\nThat’s the basis for this disaster, which I admit was EXTREMELY ENTERTAINING TO WATCH. It’s a very classic story of an exaggerated understanding, but it’s done so well because Brad Bell and Sean Hemeon are a riot to watch. Seeing them transform themselves into caricatures of one another is just SO LOVELY.<\/li>\nI was stoked to see the addition of the character Mark!<\/li>\nI love that this episode doesn’t even address the absurdity of this “live” interview in this format. Like WHO DOES THIS. What show devotes a half hour to a couple? The real question is WHO CARES? It’s so wonderful.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nI hope there is more of this show. IS THERE? SOMEONE TELL ME.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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