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== [[Fridge Brilliance]] ==
* One of the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6ixJ-7shEg recurring sketches in an episode of The Catherine Tate show] features a lower-class Northern Irish family who are portrayed as stereotypical [[Violent Glaswegian|violent, rough Belfastians]], but surprisingly (and overly) accepting of the teenage son's homosexuality. In one sketch, she chats with a neighbor, and at first it sounds like they're talking about the Orange parade and jail:
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Rosemary: "''Aye. We'll show the bastards.''"
Kathleen: "''How's yer Martin?''"
Rosemary: "''Fine.''"
Kathleen: "''He'll be out soon, no doubt.''"
Rosemary: "''Fifteen years!''"
Kathleen: "''Aye. Well. He's a hard man, but he's a principled man.''" }}
** At the end of the episode, the family can be seen marching together in a gay pride parade. It wasn't until a repeat viewing, when I noticed Rosemary amongst them, that I realized the above conversation was really about gay pride.
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