when was Susan not gay?

[Aaron T. Dashiell]

Susan May wrote:
> gay, etc. Anyway, what I was wondering was if there was ever an episode
> where she decided she wasn't gay, I mean, they're getting married now and
> all. Or has she just decided she's bi, or what? It seems odd that she's
> gay one day, marrying a man the next.

It is odd, isn't it? There wasn't an episode when she switched back to
the straight team. George just explained in the the season premiere(?)
that "It didn't take."

Aaron

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[JCS21212]

<I was watching a re-run of the episode with the "Smelly Car" a few nights

ago. George runs into Susan and Mona at the video store, discovers she's

gay, etc. Anyway, what I was wondering was if there was ever an episode
where she decided she wasn't gay, I mean, they're getting married now and
all. Or has she just decided she's bi, or what? It seems odd that she's
gay one day, marrying a man the next.>

Susan was gay for only that horrendous episode and thats it. As George
points out this season, 'it didn't take'. My theory and George's as well,
is that she was gay because she was broken up by both the ending of her
relationship with George and the loss of her job. Furthermore, even in
that episode it seems she is about to get back together with George until
the other George girlfriend comes along at the end. Consider the episode
an anomaly and not the norm.

"You've tried the best, now try the rest."
Dr. Nick

[J. A. Gaggero]

In article <4d3ppu$a...@newsbf02.news.aol.com>,

JCS21212 <jcs2...@aol.com> wrote:
><I was watching a re-run of the episode with the "Smelly Car" a few nights
>

[snip]

>Susan was gay for only that horrendous episode and thats it. As George
>points out this season, 'it didn't take'. My theory and George's as well,
>is that she was gay because she was broken up by both the ending of her
>relationship with George and the loss of her job. Furthermore, even in
>that episode it seems she is about to get back together with George until
>the other George girlfriend comes along at the end. Consider the episode
>an anomaly and not the norm.
>

So...the idea is that she finds a new girlfriend, isn't it? Besides, in
The Pilot 2 she's shown cuddling with another woman while they watch TV.
i.e.: she seems to be still a lesbian... I also have the same doubt..
when did she become straight again, if ever???

Jose Gaggero

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[Paul Wadehra]

In article <4d693e$k...@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, jcs2...@aol.com (JCS21212) writes:
> <She was also gay in the show where they aired the pilot. She and her
> girlfriend watched the show in bed. Timed passed between those episodes
> so she was gay at least that amount of time.>
>
> If I'm not mistaken they were on the couch and even so, they don't
> specifically say she was gay. The only confirmed episode was the Car one.

You are mistaken; they were in BED. In pajamas. You're living in denial.

Paul

[call...@gnn.com]

><Oh, well now that's different. How do you know that??

JCS21212 wrote:
>They were heavily involved in the pilot at this point and the script had
>already been accepted. I guess I'm assuming that since Russell had given
>the green light on the script and NBC had decided to do a pilot some time
>ago, the delay between this episode and the casting and the showing of the
>pilot would be brief. I can't be sure but it makes sense to me.

The delay was long enough to panic George, who thought that perhaps they had
changed their minds. Then, they get the call to start casting, which of
course sets off George's sore on his lip. Since I'm butting in here, I don't
know what the significance of the length of time between episodes means to
you, but... it was a while.

[JCS21212]

<The delay was long enough to panic George, who thought that perhaps they
had
changed their minds. Then, they get the call to start casting, which of
course sets off George's sore on his lip. Since I'm butting in here, I
don't
know what the significance of the length of time between episodes means to

you, but... it was a while.>

George would have panicked if it had been ten minutes. I think it was
only a matter of one to two weeks.