People don't want to see a gay Playboy bunny

Sounds like someone on crack,eh Stih?????

I agree with you. And Sean Maher is also gay and used this show to come out. Plus the show brought in the part about the gay story line. I think the show was promoting more stuff about gay than about the bunnies themselves. I didn't know who Amber was or that she was gay, or who Sean was or that he was gay, until after I watched the first ep and then came on the IMDB board to read about the show. That's when I found out. Seems that's all I see mostly about the show and I think people were expecting more about the 60s era and the bunnies and less about that. I still was enjoying the show itself though and but wasn't surprised that it was cancelled, though I thought it would have gotten more episodes at least.



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Maureen isn't gay, so why does it matter that the actress playing the part is?

Isn't Amber Bisexual though?

I don't see your point seeing as how Neil Patrick Harris is openly gay and has a partner and they adopted a child together, and he plays a womanizer on "How I Met Your Mother" and it's one of CBS' top rated shows as well as one of the top rated shows on television

Ellen DeGeneres partner Portia de Rossi has had nothing but success with all her series and she's played straight women as well as when she was on "Ally McBeal" and she was brought on that series as the hot blonde lawyer alll the guys in the office wanted, and it was announced last week her series "Arrested Development" was being brought back for one more season to catch people up on the characters, before the theatrical film "Arrested Development".

They're actors, and they're not suppose to be the characters they play, I can list the number of times I've heard actors talk about an actor who always plays villains, and how nice the actor is in real life, the actors that play villains are generally a lot nicer in person, and nothing like the characters they play. There were several actors who always played villains or cowards after WW II, but in real life they had been real war heroes during the war.

A good actor can convince you they're the character they're playing, how many high school dropouts or high school graduates move to Hollywood and get cast to play lawyers, scientist and other professions that require some brains. A lot of these actors have know scientific or legal background but you would never know it.

Henry Winkler was afraid of motorcycles yet a played Fonzi on "Happy Days", and the character was suppose to be a biker, and only rode one for a few scenes, and in the opening, other than those few scenes he was always sitting on the motorcycle, wheeling it in from outside or standing by the motorcycle.

I doubt most of them were really cowboys in real life yet they played them on television and in movies.

Are you really telling everyone that you're so limited in your imagination that you can't have a fantasy about an attractive woman you most likely would never get even if she weren't gay, because she's gay. I've seen many women on television and in real life that I had fantasies about but and I knew I would never meet or have one being that some of them were involved or married.

It's a fantasy, how many guys wanted Pamela Anderson when she was on "Baywatch" unless they were a rock or movie star none of them were going to get a shot with her, all the guys she dated were either actors or musicians.

"Nothing tastes as good as the man I married. It's the sauce that does it." - Omaima Nelson

Are you kidding? How would anyone even know she's a lesbian? And why would anyone prudish enough to care be watching this show anyway?

And even more of them switch-hit.

My only problem with Alice was her high-pitched & whispery little-girl voice. I couldn't even see women wanting to be with her.

So, cause shes a lesbian in real life, she has to be one in all her roles? Apparently thats whats being explained :/

With at least one being an all-out lesbian. Go figure.