Then there was the excellent series “Bosch” based on the Michael Connally books. In the first season, only for a few seconds in one of the episodes we find Bosch's supervisor, a woman, in a long lip lock with another female cop. That was it, but they just had to write that in. Otherwise a great series and it never came up again.
In today's entertainment they have to find a way to write one or more gay characters into a subplot, even if it hasn't got anything to do with the storyline. Sorry it is just a turnoff and I do turn the shows off.
I want to mention this. I've covered it numerous times, but I think there are a lot of people out there who do not know about it.
Remember that movie "Silence of the Lambs"? The "bad guy" was a flaming Homosexual that murdered and skinned women so he could climb into a woman suit.
It highlighted the very worst and most sick of the Homosexual pervert ranks. It outraged homosexuals all over the nation, but most especially in Los Angeles, where they threw a screaming fit over it.
They went to the movie industry and screamed at them, and they threatened consequences if the industry didn't give them Veto power over scripts that portrayed homosexuals in a bad light.
The industry capitulated and created a defacto "Homosexual approval committee." They created an actual committee of Homosexuals to approve all movie scripts and they agree do abide by their decisions.
Well first this committee simply reviewed scripts for movies and television programs, but over time it became an advocacy organization pushing scripts with a pro-homosexual message. And so thereafter, we saw an explosion of pro-homosexual television programs and movies.
Now they try to put homosexual actors or characters into pretty much everything coming out of Hollywood.
And that's how we got here.
Bosch was awesome! That supervisor being lesbian was actually more realistic than a cop living in that killer view house.