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>> uncle arthur gives off a tremendous gay man energy that, if you are in the know, is unmistakable. but if you are not, you're just like, "oh, look at that kooky, odd ball. i hope that he has a wife who loves him very much." >> it was like so many things in gay life, you had to read between the lines and give that little wink, but it was never acknowledged. and so that's a step, but it wasn't the step that later shows would take. >> the bar patrons who rioted in greenwich village after a routine police raid on a gay bar, the stonewall inn, in june of 1969 could not have known that their wild insurrection would enter history as the birthday of the gay liberation movement. >> in the '60s and '70s you see an explosion in fighting for rights, queer liberation. >> to the credit of someone like norman lear and the many people who worked with him, they put people with lgbtq identities on television and to treat them as characters, not punchlines. >> we haven't seen a gay character.
>> the bar patrons who rioted in greenwich village after a routine police raid on a gay bar, the stonewall inn, in june of 1969 could not have known that their wild insurrection would enter history as the birthday of the gay liberation movement. >> in the '60s and '70s you see an explosion in fighting for rights, queer liberation. >> to the credit of someone like norman lear and the many people who worked with him, they put people with lgbtq identities on television and to treat them as characters, not punchlines. >> we haven't seen a gay character. why haven't we seen a gay character? i mean, they exist. >> get a load of this. my son in law and his pal tinkerbell. >> excuse me, would you mind? >> hey steve. >> hey rod. >> hi, mr. bunker. >> they bring their own stories to families all the time. >> kelsey, are you trying to tell me that steve is?
"bewitched". we had that cliche. >> don't you get it, dumb dumb? >> and jane hathaway on "the beverly hillbillies" was gay. >> this beautiful daughter of yours is going to win this palm springs beauty contest without even trying. >> you had people who were essentially seeing themselves depicted on screen, but not all the way. >> what are you doing in there? >> i've been framed! >> uncle arthur gives off a tremendous gay man energy that if you are in the know, is unmistakable, but if you're not, you're just like, "oh, look at that kooky, odd ball. i hope that he has a wife who loves him very much." >> it was like so many things in gay life. you had to read between the lines and give that little wink, but it was never acknowledged. and so that's a step, but it wasn't the step that later shows would take. >> the bar patrons who rioted in greenwich village after a routine police raid on a gay bar, the stonewall inn in june of 1969, could not have known that their wild insurrection
>> and jane hathaway on "the beverly hillbillies" was gay. >> this beautiful daughter of yours could win that palm springs beauty contest without even trying. >> you had people who were essentially seeing themselves depicted on-screen but not all the way. >> what are you doing in there? >> i've been framed. >> uncle arthur gives off a tremendous gay man energy that if you are in the know is unmistakable. but if you are not, you're just like, oh, look at that kooky oddball. i hope that he has a wife who loves him very much. >> it was like so many things in gay life. you had to read between the lines and give that little wink, but it was never acknowledged. and so that's a step, but it wasn't the step that later shows would take. >> the bar patrons who rioted in greenwich village after a routine police raid on a gay bar, the stonewall inn, in june of 1969, could not have known that their wild insurrection
"bewitched," we had that cliche. >> don't you get it, dumb-dumb? >> and jane hathaway on "the beverly hillbillies" was gay. >> this beautiful daughter of yours could win that palm springs beauty contest without even trying. >> you had people who were essentially seeing themselves depicted on-screen but not all the way. >> what are you doing in there? >> i've been framed. >> uncle arthur gives off a tremendous gay man energy that if you are in the know is unmistakable. but if you are not, you're just like, oh, look at that kooky oddball. i hope that he has a wife who loves him very much. >> it was like so many things in gay life. you had to read between the lines and give that little wink, but it was never acknowledged. and so that's a step, but it wasn't the step that later shows would take. >> the bar patrons who rioted in greenwich village after a routine police raid on a gay
>> uncle arthur gives off a tremendous gay man energy that if you are in the know is unmistakable. but if you are not, you're just like, oh, look at that kooky oddball. i hope that he has a wife who loves him very much. >> it was like so many things in gay life. you had to read between the lines and give that little wink, but it was never acknowledged. and so that's a step, but it wasn't the step that later shows would take. >> the bar patrons who rioted in greenwich village after a routine police raid on a gay bar, the stonewall inn, in june of 1969, could not have known that their wild insurrection would enter history as the birthday of the gay liberation movement. >> in the '60s and '70s, you see an explosion in fighting for rights, queer liberation. >> to the credit of someone like norman lear and the many people who worked with him, they put people with lgbtq identities on
lines and give that little wink, but it was never acknowledged. and so that's a step, but it wasn't the step that later shows would take. >> the bar patrons who rioted in greenwich village after a routine police raid on a gay bar, the stonewall inn, in june of 1969, could not have known their wild insurrection would enter history as the birthday of the gay liberation movement. >> in the '60s and 70s, you see an explosion in fighting for rights, queer liberation. >> to the credit of someone like norman lear and the many people who worked with him, they put people with lgbtq identities on television and to treat them as characters, not punch lines. >> we haven't seen a gay character. why haven't we seen a gay character? i mean they exist. >> get a load of this. my son-in-law and his pal, tinker bell. >> excuse me. >> hey, steve. >> hi, mr. bunker.
>> this beautiful daughter of yours who won that palm springs beauty contest without even trying. >> you had people who were essentially seeing themselves depicted on-screen but not all the way. >> what are you doing in there? >> i've been framed. >> uncle arthur gives off a tremendous gay man energy that if you are in the know is unmistakable. but if you are not, you're just like, oh, look at that kooky oddball. i hope that he has a wife who loves him very much. >> it was like so many things in gay life. you had to read between the lines and give that little wink, but it was never acknowledged. and so that's a step, but it wasn't the step that later shows would take. >> the bar patrons who rioted in greenwich village after a routine police raid on a gay bar, the stonewall inn, in june of 1969, could not have known their wild insurrection would enter history as the birthday of the gay liberation movement.