Category:Ho Yay/Live-Action TV: Difference between revisions

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{{quote|'''Sawyer:''' So....you screwin' Jack yet?

 

Compare examples of [[Ho Yay]] in other media.

 

 

== A-E ==

{{quote|'''Tracy:''' (gets down on one knee) Kenneth, would you take this ring... and sell it so we can buy a Nintendo Wii?

'''Kenneth:''' Yes! Yes! 1,000 times yes! }}

* ''[[The Closer]]'' has surprised a lot of its fans with the frankly ''blatant'' [[Belligerent Sexual Tension]] between Brenda Johnson and Sharon Raydor.

* Parodied in ''[[The Comic Strip Presents]]'' "The Bullshitters" (a send up of ''[[The Professionals]]''), when Bonehead and Foyle resolve their burning sexual tension before the final shootout by getting [[Shirtless Scene|shirtless]] and snogging each other while rolling around in a pile of gravel.

* In ''CSI'', the original Las Vegas, the character of Hodges shows a great deal of affection and worship toward Grissom, his superior. This demonstration often seems to go beyond just hero worship.

{{quote|'''Hodges''': So, I scored two tickets to this Alec Knight lecture. He's of course you know, challenging that the Russian claim that the Romanov remains done in Petersburg are authentic. Open bar.

** The show's working title? ''Fighting In Underpants''.

** There's also Dabney and Lloyd, Malcolm's two effeminate classmates who like to talk about his eyes and think he is "handsome".

** Hawkeye and Trapper especially liked to joke around about this trope, with Hawkeye once saying prior to leaving for the front "Don't mess around with any other doctors while I'm gone." For a show that started in the early seventies, they pulled a lot of joking Ho Yay, although a lot of that may have been to upset the extremely homophobic [[Jerkass|Frank Burns]].

*** Although Frank was prone to [[Ho Yay]] himself when drunk: in one episode he cajoled Hawkeye into calling him "beautiful", then complained that "you only love me for my body."

** Anyone recall how Hawkeye uncharacteristically became [[Berserk Button|anything but laid-back]] when BJ rebuffed all attempts to determine what the initials B and J stood for? There was an [[Anticlimax|anticlimatic non-resolution]] if memory serves.

** Special mention should be made of Radar. He's bad at adult relationships but very earnest, so when he admires his co-workers (Henry, Hawkeye) he shows it through a puppyish devotion and gratefulness when they pay attention to him. This can be interpreted as a [[A Father to His Men|father-son]] vibe or a [[Subordinate Excuse|fanboyish crush]].

** There was also an odd bit of editing where Thomas Wyatt was reading a love poem about Anne via voice-over while Suffolk was cementing his alliance with Thomas Boleyn and Norfolk. One line (paraphrased) was: 'they put themselves in danger to take my hand.' The editing was probably due to time constraints or some such thing, but the line does fit. An alliance to those two could've easily turn dangerous, but he, for whatever reason, agreed to it so that his exile would be lifted.

** And then, there was Henry and Thomas More. Henry tried fairly hard to make More happy and have his approval. When things became very bad between the two, he confessed, privately, to a crucifix More gave him that he loved More as much as he hated him. After More was dead (by Henry's order), he let out a [[Big No]] type scream.

** Indeed. In one episode Charlie actually gets in the shower with Alan.

** Alan and Walden keep ending up together, with one of them naked. And Alan had a "problem" in the morning.

'''Scully''': And what about what you're feeling? Any vibrations, Agent Reyes? }}

 

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