[fwdude]

Same with me for Downton Abbey, which pushed a queer character on the very first episode.

[OldHarbor]

Hah! I just rewatched Upstairs Downstairs (1971-1975) . A servant is caught in a homosexual act. At one point they actually referred to him as a pervert ! That never would happen today !

[wizardoz]

Same with me for Downton Abbey, which pushed a queer character on the very first episode.

It never seemed really "woke," though, because Thomas was not a noble character. He was a sneaky snake.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Same with the Acorn Series (Aussie)... A Place To Call Home...Amazon series, Sons of Anarchy...so many more.

My wife and I sit, watch and wait...when will the gay couple show up?

[PGR88]

Same with me for Downton Abbey, which pushed a queer character on the very first episode.

I have a general policy of waiting a minimum of 15 years before deciding to watch any TV series or movie produced in Hollywood. It helps filter out the most egregious woke crap.

I made an exception and watched the TV series Downton Abbey last year, only 13 years after it began broadcasting.

It was overall OK, but even that had to have some standard woke/elitist/deep-state faggotry propaganda in it.

[MayflowerMadam]

“Downton Abbey, which pushed a queer character on the very first episode.”

That’s true. The up-side is the fact that he wasn’t portrayed as a good and sympathetic human being, except for a couple of very small instances. He was a bad dude.

[BatGuano]

The very last show of Downton Abbey was still pushing the gay agenda.

No wonder the Aussies call English men, “Pomey Poofters.”
“Pomey,” because the English get sunburned by the Sun when they visit Australia, they look like Pomegranates...red. And, some are fags.
Mrs. Guano never missed an episode and I saw many.