Lesbian Relationship in a Kid's Show!

I think grange hill was the very first, weren't they? To have a gay kiss as well?

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First to broadcast gay kiss was Eastenders, I think. In the UK, anyway.

It's hardly any different than Asian people having relationships on TV. They're also quite "rare" Except of course, the difference here is that it's two gay people, instead of two straight people. Both are minorities. And tbh, it might make it a bit more socially acceptable which is a plus

The difference is its a kids show....

I'm not bothered about socially acceptable

First to broadcast gay kiss was Eastenders, I think. In the UK, anyway.



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Ah fair enough, but that's a more "adult" show and Grange hill was definitely a kids show

Doctor who also has a lesbian AND interspecies relationship - how that quite works, I dont quite know

As did Torchwood if I can recall

This is true, though Torchwood isn't a kids show and that was quite sexual

The kids in the music video to All The Things She Said by t.a.T.u. were lesbians too

I don't really see it as a problem in my humble opinion. If children see homosexual relationships early on within the context of their childhood programmes, they may be more acceptant of homosexuality as they grow older or better yet accept it is what it is straight of the bat. This in turn would hopefully help people who are scared to publicly state that they're homosexual to essentially speak out with some level of confidence



That is true enough, but I just wanted people to remember that scene

This is true, though Torchwood isn't a kids show and that was quite sexual

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I heard Frozen has a homosexual relationship in and every child under the sun seems to have seen that!

I think 'quite' is pushing it a bit The second episode will always stick in my mind

IIRC, it isn't a 'lesbian relationship' - the creator confirmed that both of the characters were bisexual, not lesbian (although I'm not a fan, so I could be wrong)

Made me laugh. Have some rep!

But yeah, it stops people having issues with gay people earlier on in life. I think they're also pushing more Muslim kids (or people pretending to be Muslims) in TV now as well, to try and combat anti-Muslim sentiments, as well as anti-gay sentiments at the same time

I think that eventually the entire country will be relatively cool with it. I say relatively as racism is still prevalent (Even amongst young people) today, but it's no where near as bad as it was a few decades ago.

I think 'quite' is pushing it a bit The second episode will always stick in my mind

IIRC, it isn't a 'lesbian relationship' - the creator confirmed that both of the characters were bisexual, not lesbian (although I'm not a fan, so I could be wrong)

I remember watching this video for the first time with my brother aaaaages ago and we were like, "This is new!" To be honest, we were more shocked to find out they were never lesbian lovers, just friends.

You have an indirect control I believe as the western world are obsessed with equality between hetero and homo. Eg Eurovision

Little or not it's a kids show.... It would be bizarre especially if kids have never seen it before as they may not have been told at school.