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Being gay as a mental disorder, the equivalent of anorexia and kleptomania. You see the problem I had with this show.
At least, after some "We've got to find a way to cure you!" hand-wringing, Mom is relatively tolerant.
Interestingly, RuPaul, Jane Lynch, and Lance Bass agreed to play themselves, and it got a Dorian Award for the best LGBTQ show of the year.
Ok, I watched a few episodes for the hunky Matt Shively, and for Noah's character bulging in a wrestling singlet. He bulged a lot.
The Real O'Neals was the 22-year old Noah's first major acting gig. He went on to play Marty in Assassination Nation, 2018: a hacker who finds a video of the mayor wearing women's clothing. Upon discovery, the guy kills himself.
Co-Ed, 2018, a quickly cancelled series about male and female college roommates. Noah's character was gay, and dating Clark Moore.
George in Booksmart, 2019, about two high school girls, one a lesbian, who want to let loose after being A-earning dweebs for the last 12 years. Noah's character is gay, and running a murder mystery party with his bff Austin Crute. Skyler Gisondo stars as Jared, who is having his own party on his yacht.
The Two Princes, an animated Spotify series that pairs Prince Rupert, Noah, with Prince Amir, Ariel Stachel, whom you can't research because google insists on changing "stachel" to "satchel" and trying to sell you handbags.
The Other Two: he plays Eddie, who pretends that he is new to the gay world, and his lover is his Dad, s "trying to understand," so they can win $30,000 on Pat Dubchek's Ellen-like talk show.
Glenn Winthrop in Theater Camp, 2023. Noah and future husband Ben Platt wrote the screenplay about trying to save the camp. Their characters fall in love.
Left: Ben Platt.
More after the break