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England is an islamist country

Smiling Jack!

Now I love Ms. Lockhart even more!

WOW - I have always heard about this show ... crazy ahead of its time

Is that Nathan Fillion?

The panel mentions wanting to see gays in movies or commercials, just like anybody else. I'm sure they knew they were fighting a battle that would take a long time to win. But I wonder if they realized it was going to take FIFTY years before that would finally happen?

October 28th 2024🎉 before election lets go kamala!

This was one weird episode of Charlie's Angel. The show started going down after Farrah left even though I loved all the Angels. This episode made no sense.

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Lots of attention is being paid to Paar in these comments but the real focus should be on these early heroes of the gay rights movement. They are brave and (surprisingly, for the times) 100% confident in their sense of self and their right to power. Thank you!

Paar was just ignorant like the rest of America

So Ryan was always cute and had a passion to push himself in any role he took. Does anyone know how this story ended, in just a summary I guess

the most straight looking gay ever

Does anyone know who the guests are? The one I could figure out is the bald gentleman with the mustache - Arnie Kantrowitz. He was alive when this clip was posted, but passed away January 21, 2022 at the age of 81 due to complications from COVID. According to Wikipedia, ”He came out as gay in 1970. He was an early secretary and later vice-president of the pioneering New York City group Gay Activists Alliance. In the early 1970s, he was one of the first openly gay individuals to appear on popular radio and television shows, including those of Jack Paar, Geraldo Rivera, Bill Boggs and Sally Jesse Raphael. He also appeared in several documentary films, including ”After Stonewall“ (1999), ”Positive“ (1990), ”Gay Sex in the 70s“ (2005), and ”Vito“ (2011). He was also interviewed about gay liberation and the AIDS epidemic. Kantrowitz's autobiography ”Under the Rainbow“ was published in 1977 and reprinted in 1978; a new edition appeared in 1996. It was one of the first autobiographies by a gay rights activist.“ en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnie_Kantrowitz

I remember watching this and thinking the gay character was the devil....40 years later...I realized .... there's millions of devils..... lol😅😅😅😅😅😅

Hey Jack, shut up and let your guests answer a question.

Started off so innocently in 1973 and look at the country today in 2024! Completely engulfed in sodomy all day every day in every institution! Madness!

He interrupts his guests.

پسران خوشکل وزیبایی هستند امیدوارم همیشه موفق باشید

Sorry but that was the state of our culture in the 70’s. Parr was actually trying to stop the early extremist LGBTQ campaign from going too far and losing straight allies. He and millions of others were afraid the important message would be rejected at this early point in the movement. Very much like “defund the police” has severely hurt the democrat party today.

Wow. That was an uncredited Jamie Harrold (from Too Wong Foo…, Erin Brochovich) as the jerky bully guy!!!

Para is as much a sinful person as anyone else might be. Trying to appear more holy than thou is not working for him here.

Tolerance rather than indulgence perhaps?

She was in Cooley high.

There used to be so many more attractive guys than today.

Fucking hot.

Your not gonna tell this isn’t Alexandra daddario

This was a great segment. Ahead of its time in a sense. The Joey character was done perfectly. Frustrated because he wishes Billy wouldn't have had to hide it from him or be ashamed. Billy (in this time) had every right to be guarded. Joey is the type of friend everyone wishes they had.

I love this here.

Given the time period, Paar sounds positively liberal. Fifty years... some change takes generations 😢

they don't cast teens this good at acting anymore

This was during a time when homosexuality was classified as a mental illness in the DSM. This is a well-documented misclassification of normal human sexuality. This wasn't just changed because of “wokeness.” if you disagree with this, I don't care and think you are an ignorant asshole

Amazing.

Believing cosmetic surgery to mutilate your genitals can actually turn a man into a woman is like believing getting an Afro and a suntan can turn a White guy into a Black guy, We're all entitled to own personal religious beliefs by the U.S, Constitution but none of us have the right to force anybody to agree with the religious beliefs of somebody else which is exactly what the "LGBT Community" is. It's a religion.

I wanted to see how to episode ends

Could anybody tell me the name of the actor who plays Joey? He looks so familiar, I know I've seen him in stuff when he was older.

Wow, Billy has one of the most beautiful bone structures I ever seen

Animals have homosexual acts with each other.. comparing homosexuality with beasts sums it up. Abomination.

This guy's guy compares homosexuality to animals. I guess he's right. Animals.

Billy was the first gay character I saw on tv...I watxmched OLTL with mom back when I was 11...When I watched that storyline I was so happy for him....Crazy enought though; I didnt come out to my parents until age 25...I faked it all through jr high & highschool...I came out to friends at 21..But Billy started it all for me....I saw myself on tv thanks to Billy.

Sick sick sick just plain sick. It’s bad enough that abc allowed a woman to marry her rapist (general hospital ) now this abc has some serious issues

God doesn’t support this type of filthy life style.

Young Ryan Phillippe looks like Ryan Phillippe as an adult. But young Nathan Fillion is totally unrecognizable.

For a Doctor he truly is dellusional! Sounds like a nice person, but confused nonetheless!

What an awful person Virginia Graham was.

Remember that when you go back in time, you're going back in time medically, and I don't think anybody wants that.

Review the 1948 movie, The Red Shoes.

Seeing the way he reacted that would not make me want to tell anyone!

I hate seeing young guys go through coming out. I was one of the lucky ones. I didn't get bullied or called names. I had no problems with what I was and it came easy telling my mom. Today, it's much easier for guys. I pray they find comfort with themselves and live happily

I hate how big of a deal this has to be. No one should feel the need to ever have to explain themselves because they love the same gender