Streaming giant Netflix, perhaps relishing its own effort to make entertainment gayer than even we thought possible, has just dropped the first trailer for the Sean Hayes-produced animated series Q-Force.
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Q-Force follows a secret agent named Steve disgraced after coming out as gay. His bosses at the agency reassign him to West Hollywood in hopes that he disappears into obscurity. Instead, he assembles his own team of queer talents into an all-LGBTQ task force, the Q-Force. His cohorts include the butch lesbian mechanic Deb, the disguise master/drag queen Twink and the computer expert Rev. When the agency assigns a straight guy as part of the team, things get even wilder as the Force must complete missions without killing each other first.
Hayes leads a cast that also includes Gary Cole, David Harbour, Patti Harrison, Laurie Metcalf, Matt Rogers, Wanda Sykes, and Gabe Liedman. The 10-episode first season arrives on Netflix September 2.
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galileo
Now that’s just the sort of silly shit I like to watch and be entertained with, not yet another overwrought gay drama, I know how those pan out, I lived most of them.
Harley
OMG!!! Monica Cole’s head is going to go splodey. I bet she’s going to subscribe to Netflix just so she can cancel it again.
ted
Oooh! Cool
MissTerri
Looks like we don’t have to worry about Right Wingers promoting Stereotypes about us!!!! We can do it ourselves!! Hi-LAR-ious!!!!!!!!!!!
felixthegato
Your bitter queen party-of-one-please attitude is not stereotypical at all.
Jon in Canada
Oh honey no. The only thing hilarious here is you. I mean honestly, are you such a Homocon that you can’t laugh at yourself? Though you need not worry, we laugh at you so it’s all good.
Also, so what if there are gay tropes in the show; have you ever heard the adage: “Sometimes, the stereotype fits” and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Here’s a thought, why don’t you try to extricate that Red Wood sized concern troll piece of lumber you use for a buttplug and take a beat. Seriously, you’ll be happier.
mailliw110
We can start with your name.
nathan
Excellent – shows we don’t always want or need gay drama.
Jon in Canada
This looks like some silly, completely ridiculous, absolutely needed FUN!!!
As for the concern trolls, you know who you are, deal with it because we’re adult enough to laugh at ourselves and can do without your self-loathing. So Girl Bye.
jdr11201
Hmmm, what are we 8,
Reminds me when I was a kid I would run home after school to watch cartoons. Done with that. Cute though ?
mailliw110
You must be fun at the few parties you’re invited to.
Leash
This reminds me of Archer, but over the top gay. I might check it out, I hope its not too flat.
woodroad34
Good analogy….I don’t see straights getting their panties in a twist because it stereotypes straight drunks, mysogonists, evil scientists, psychotic secretaries or belching/fa*ting HR Directors. The one gay character is actually the most sane in the show.