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Do you ever think it's coming back? All that shit from the '90s? We were despised, but you read the stuff online now, it sounds just the same. Do I think it's coming back? Yeah. It's back, you fucking idiot. Right now, it's here.
TIP TOE • 1.01
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Jackson Connor as George Goss in Tip Toe 1x01
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russell t davies are you also close friends with homophobes and racists or is being friends with transphobes where you stop and draw some sort of line of where you tolerate bigotry and hatred?
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I was NOT prepared for Russell T Davies' Tip Toe to have the mum listening to an audio of Slow Horses River/Lamb fanfic
Tip Toe’s first episode was FANTASTIC. An intense and hard-hitting look into the current state of the queer community, whilst still being unapologetically heartfelt and hilarious in places. Alan Cumming is a star and delivers such a strong performance, cannot wait to see how this unfolds because he is about to have the worst time of his life!!
I'm one episode into Tip Toe, which I was super excited for because I love British queerness, but am I crazy or does it feel... weirdly anti immigrant?
In Stephanie's speech about the supposed grown man pretending to be a teen, "came over" implies he immigrated, and he's framed as creepy nonce. Zee's abusive roomates specifically being Polish, the line about the "gypsies" being gone so it's safer to walk home, the lack of pushback against Clive's comments about Romanians stealing his jobs. All of it put together just... rubs me the wrong way a little bit.
Which is a shame because queer bar culture, in Manchester, with Alan Cumming? The marketing for this show was really speaking my language but I'm not really sure if I want to continue it
Can anyone else weigh in?
