So Gay So What

Finding what is wrong in the lesbian story line on Cashmere Mafia is really easy. Is like finding hair in a guy’s chest. You know it is there and you can even spot it from a distance.

During the 7 episodes that aired back in January, a lot of people, including me, complained about Caitlin story line and they way they were portraying a lesbian relationship. It truly sucked, everybody knows that, but I was able find one positive thing about it and I must say it was an awesome progress.

Last episode of Work Out was so over scripted that I could swear I was watching an episode of Friends, much less funnier of course and much more tragic. C’mon, they had 4 scenes that involved eating (double date dinner, dinner at Jesse’s house, the lunch to gossip about Brianna and the cocktail-clothing line launching).

Besides those awesome scenes, the timing was surreal for reality TV. Jackie and Brianna waking up? No comments. Greg P. taking the elevator and walking in the gym while all the trainers were gossiping about the magazine he is on the cover? Jackie introducing her new girlfriend that already lives with her to her trainers/friends? What? Was she hiding the girl somewhere nobody could find? It just looks like everything was set up to create the tension and the drama … and the gossip, of course.

Patience is virtue I lack. I’ve been waiting silently all this time and, finally, I have schedule a date with the most encrypted and intriguing FBI agent of all times. On July 25th, it is all back.

Yeah, we all know the X Files is about fighting a conspiracy to undercover the presence of extraterrestrial and the genetic experiments to create alien-human hybrids. All that and 300 others amazing and complex crossed twisted related plots, but for me, it was always about Agent Scully and her being.

It seems like we know a lot about her, but to me, this woman is yet to be decrypted.
Complex is her name and mysterious is her favorite game. That is why she is such a good FBI agent.

It’s is awesome that Bravo is not shy at all when it comes to portrait gays and lesbians on their reality shows. This past Thursday I witnessed 5 hours of programming with at least 1 open gay participant on per shows on Bravo. Looks like reality shows are thousands years ahead of any fiction show when it comes to GLBT visibility.

Ben and Ronnie on “Make me a Supermodel”