[sonofatpatcher2]

Re: The show debuted July 15 to an audience of 1.6 million viewers... on Bravo.

Okay, this show was drawing just 1.6 million viewers- Repeat: 1.6 million viewers- And yet NBC and their willing brothers in the Liberal Media Mafia have rammed it down the throats of the viewing public as being a great hit!

1.6 million viewers is a drop in the bucket, but to hear it told by the liberal media, it is the second coming!

For God's sake, who made these folks the keeper of the nation's morals? They did. They just did and do it every day.

And we, the viewing public of some 300 million, just put up with it. No wonder our society is going to hades in a hand basket!

[randog]

I wouldn't get too upset. America has been laughing at homos since the dawn of TV: Milton Berl and Flip Wilson dressing in drag; Klinger on M*A*S*H; Jack Tripper on Three's Company; Ellen....

[cyborg]

The show is boring. The best one was the cop on Staten Island with the banging girlfriend. You watch it once twice after that it's a snore.

[anonymous_user]

I wish they'd combine it with some other lesbians and midgets, trying to build a custom chopper that can ram through a brick wall in order to get married to the other team on the island or they'll have to eat live leeches.

"The Queer Fear of Surviving My Big Fat Obnoxious Homosexual American Biker Midget Junkyard War for the Straight Guys"

Yeah. That would be a show.

[VRW Conspirator]

For Crying Out Loud!

They got this "Queer Eye" thing backwards. They need to take a few real men, like a Cowboy, a Construction Worker and a Truck Driver and show those "queers" how to act like a real man!

"I don't know know what you call those boy, but they ain't work boots."

"No more chardonnay for you...it's whiskey from now on."

[Captainpaintball]

It's two things: (I don't know if he mentioned this, because I didn't read the article--but I know I am right)

1. Incrementalism--4+ decades of small, minor yet constant victories by the gay community in every facet of life have made QEFTSG possible. Marches, literature, music, education/indoctrination of children, infiltration, acceptance by liberals, and intimidation(PC). We've been beat down by a phallus-shaped brickbat for too long, and we're tired.

2. Whatever the media likes becomes a hit, naturally. Absolutely Fabulous was the "in thing" years ago. The media made a big deal of it, and the ratings grew, thanks to a small number of sheeple. And of course, a lot of the media is gay, and 99.9999% of it is gay friendly. I'll bet my left arm 60% of anyone and everyone involved with TV Guide is gay. It reflects in their writing, and current direction, into the gutter of our sex-obsessed culture.

[catholic]

I could not agree with you more. I have gone so far as to homeschool two of my children due to the influence of the homosexual revolution we are living in . The entire show is a joke.What can a red blooded real man learn from a poor guy who is suffering fromsome sort of psychopathology such as it is? I hope no one takes any of this as a personal attack,but it is really scary. We need to pray for this nation to wake up. Parents are usually too busy making money to know what the kids watch. It is all a part of the liberal medias agenda to overexpose our hearts and minds to abnormality until they hope we can not tell the difference.

[blackbart.223]

"Premise: Five fabulous gay men, experts in the fields of fashion, food and wine, interior design, grooming and culture, are unleashed upon a straight guy whose friends or loved ones believe he needs a lifestyle upgrade.

With friend or loved one like that, who needs enemys?

Call me old fashioned or a hard ass but I think for myself and don't need a butt pirate to tell me how to act.

[sharktrager]

1.6 million on a network like Bravo is huge, and it fared fairly well the times it was shown on NBC. It drew 7.7 million during the summer, which is actually pretty good for that time of year.

[KneelBeforeZod]

Five fabulous gay men

Five faaaaaahbulous gay men

[longtermmemmory]

never had an interest in seek cuckholded men who a whipped by their *** hag girlfriends.

[NordP]

No, the REAL reason this show got so popular so fast was that they point out things many women WISH they had the guts to say, or that the guys would listen to, if they did.

It seems that because these guys are on TV with the Fab 5, suddenly, when they are told they're growing forests in their noses, and their skin is as rough as sand paper, they decide to listen.

And that exchange is fun to watch.

[Fledermaus]

Who cares? It's a fad and will be gone in a year.

First, it's a quirk. Second, it's a curiosity. Third, it's forgotten.

[RightWingAtheist]

[LisaMalia]

Since they call themselves queer, is it ok for heterosexuals to start calling them that as well?

One of my 79 year old mother's pet peeves is that the homosexuals took the word "gay". She said when she was young it was such a nice, innocent word. To be able to refer to them as "queer" would be a refreshing change.

[Terriergal]

I'm sorry, but I catch it every once in a while. Those guys are hilariously flaming. We just laugh and laugh.

[AppyPappy]

It's a funny show but so was Amos and Andy. Same concept.

[Iron Eagle]

Well, I am a straight, conservative, catholic, married to my high school sweetheart. We have three kids. I think the show is hysterical.

We stumbled on it one night, and we laughed our butts off.

I hope I never become so damn uptight that I can enjoy a TV show just because the characters are gay.

In this case, the show is far less damaging than many "mainstream" comedies that push normalization or any agenda.

This show literally feeds on the stereotypes, the men are funny and self-depricating, and, if anything, it sets the gay agenda back. (It has an Andy and Otis quality to it).

For crying out loud people, relax your face and smile. You don't have to like it, but you should at least watch it before firing off the rockets.