Sedelmaier as part of the Saturday TV Funhouse series of sketches. It is created and produced by Robert Smigel and J. Maybe one day the main character can be gay and it won't be a big deal," Rothbell also pointed out.The Ambiguously Gay Duo is an American animated comedy sketch that debuted on The Dana Carvey Show before moving to its permanent home on Saturday Night Live. "It's such a minor throwaway moment but I guess it's better than nothing. "I seriously want to know if you guys had a fight with CN to get a gay couple there," the fan wrote, to which Rothbell replied, "yeah originally the guy had flowers and they kissed on the mouth."īut in order to get the approval from Cartoon Network to air the episode, the scene had to be changed. One "Clarence" fan took to Twitter to ask the writer of the show, Spencer Rothbell. It turns out that originally, when Miss Bakes sees the handsome man, the man was supposed to give his date a bouquet of flowers and a kiss on the mouth to make it clear they are gay and not possibly just European, New Now Next reported. However, the kiss between the gay couple turned out to be censored. The two men gave each other a kiss on the cheek. Miss Baker then found out she was wrong when the handsome man greets his partner, who happens to be another man. In its episode titled "Neighborhood Grill," Clarence's teacher, Miss Baker, is waiting for her blind date at the local restaurant Chuckleton's when she mistakes a handsome man as her potential setup.
On the other hand, while Cartoon Network's first ever gay characters have already made their debut, it has been revealed that their appearance was still subject to censorship, Huffington Post has learned.Ĭreated by Skyler Page, "Clarence" tells a story of an optimistic young boy named Clarence voiced by Page himself and his two best friends Jeff voiced by Sean Giambrone and Sumo voiced by Tom Kenny. The Disney Channel featured its first ever gay characters, a lesbian couple, in its sitcom, "Good Luck Charlie." It must be noted though that Cartoon Network is not the first one to do this. Did Cartoon Network Just Show Its First Gay Kiss On 'Clarence?' (WATCH)Ģ014 marks a history for Cartoon Network as the year when it features its first gay characters through its series "Clarence" since it was launched on Oct.
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