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Drew Mackie & Glen Lakin / TableCakes Productions
Gayest Episode Ever
Back in the day, a major sitcom doing a gay episode was a big deal. A proper gay episode would get headlines, but it would get the attention of two young guys who were still figuring things out — sexuality-wise and culture-wise. Gayest Episode Ever has screenwriter Glen Lakin and stay-at-home journalist Drew Mackie going through the great and not-so-great gay episodes of sitcoms past.
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4.9 stars from 600 ratings
Fantastic breakdown of tv
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“Entertaining look at tv from a great angle.”
tking77798 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/24/24
Excellent podcast and always enjoyable!
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“Glen and Drew are the charming hosts of Gayest Episode Ever, a podcast that digs into gay episodes with wit, vigor and thoughtfulness. I always enjoy the show and spending an hour or so with these fellows. Thanks, guys!”
SSRipley via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/23/24
Funny, charming, informative!
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“Drew, one of the hosts, asked people to rate the show on Spotify to get the score up to a 4.9 (he did it much more charmingly than I’m explaining it here). To do so I re-listened to two old episodes there (even though I use apple podcast app) in order for the system to let me leave a rating. The...”Read full review »
istolethetv via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/31/24
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