It was discussed in the context of how it represented a relatable experience from a gay man's life. It was also discussed as a good example of gay male stories that are successful without relying on fantasy or unrealistic elements.
I still haven't seen other people because I know I'm gonna enjoy it so much and I know it's gonna affect me so deeply that I'll be out for in a week and a half.
— Episode: "Drag Mother" (w/ Guy Branum)
Episode: "Drag Mother" (w/ Guy Branum)
It was discussed in the context of how it represented a relatable experience from a gay man's life. It was also discussed as a good example of gay male stories that are successful without relying on fantasy or unrealistic elements.
I still haven't seen other people because I know I'm gonna enjoy it so much and I know it's gonna affect me so deeply that I'll be out for in a week and a half.
Brian Lauder in Slate Magazine, Slate once said that he questioned whether it was possible to tell like emotionally relevant gay male stories without some element of fantasy to them and I love that a great deal.
In other people there is a moment where Jesse what's his name sits behind Molly Shannon while she puts on makeup and he talks to her while she is getting ready to go to this party that they're having at their house.