[texaschick]

I have to admit I have never seen one episode of this show. But yay for them for being gainfully employed a little longer.

[vigilante2]

A friend I grew up with is an actor on that show, “Michael”. I've only watched it a couple times though.

[TribalPrincess2U]

Yuk! Can’t stand that show. Sorry but the star being a queer and playing a straight just don’t do it for me. He would be better at playing a queer.
And, he just is not funny. The show might be better with another actor.

Need more comedies. Black or white, as long as they’re not corn-ball.

[Gay State Conservative]

Never seen it...never will.

[autumnraine]

I love this show. It’s really funny!

[Oztrich Boy]

We’re never going to meet the mother, are we?

[bgill]

Just once, I’d like to be able to turn on the tv without having to look at gays.

[Nifster]

don’t even know what this is....IF they renew NCIS with Gibbs (Mark Harmon) and crew then I will pay attention

[MinorityRepublican]

Also, there's no "homosexual agenda" on the show. The plot is about a single, 27 years old Architect in New York City who is on a quest to find "the One" after his best friend is getting married.

All the characters are straight on the show and in real life, NPH is not flamboyant, he tries to keep his personal life private.

[Oztrich Boy]

placemarker

[MacNaughton]

Being in an older demographic (57 yo), I never see any of these shows during their initial runs on TV, especially if they are on the big 3 networks. I catch them mostly in re-runs on cable.

Many of them have their moments and are funny. But stepping back and taking the culture war into consideration and looking at the morals of America today, here is what jumps out at me ... very few, if any children in these serials. I see a bunch of selfish, self-centered, delayed-maturity adults who have lost, no, never had, the focus of family life. Yes, I know, I am a buzz-kill.

And yes, this applies to the so-called #1 show in the land, "NCIS". The only regular character who is married, and happy about it, is the director of NCIS.

I cannot help but think that constant exposure of this absence of happy heterosexual family life subliminally affects those in their 20's. And yes, this trend has been going on since the 1970s (even earlier if you happen to be a fan of "the soaps").