Niles/David Hyde Pierce = Gay
Martin/John Mahoney = Gay
Bulldog/Dan Butler = Gay
Gil/Edwin Hibbert = Gay
Plus, I believe the creators/writers Angell(RIP), Casey, and Lee are Gay as well.
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David Angell was straight.
shareChopper Dave = straight
shareEddie was probably straight.
shareYeah, I don't recall him humping anyone's leg.
shareIt is funny that Kelsey has described his Frasier character as "slightly gay" or words to that effect.
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I don't ever recall him saying that. Frasier's a pretty masculine and cultured dude.
shareTom McGowan who played Kenny appears to be heterosexual
The actors may have been gay but they all played straight well, including Edward Hibbert, lets not forget he did "in" himself
Frasier's a pretty masculine and cultured dude
Frasier was definitely Metrosexual.
Having said that, I really really LOVED the episode with Patrick Stewart as Alistair Burke, they really made the most adorable couple. Frasier almost considered turning gay for him LOL
I really laughed a lot during that episode. Classic!
Attn All Units!
Only if your really stress the "pretty" and don't take it literally.
shareMaybe we need more gays in TV if they're going to contribute to shows as good as this.
shareJohn Mahoney said he had a colostomy bag, and had had for some time, and just didn't feel comfortable having intimate relationships. But the Alphabet Squad had to claim him as gay after he died and couldn't say anything.
They had an episode where he was getting a massage, and the towel they draped over him was unusually high. That would have accommodated a colostomy bag.
I would have expected some creep to come out of the woodwork and announce to the world that he was John Mahoney's long-time lover. None showed up. He apparently was a devout Catholic and prayed before every performance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Mahoney
It's sickening that the Alphabet Squad has to claim everyone who never got married, particularly when they've addressed and answered the question.
I don’t get why so many people think it is their right to know everything about a celebrity.
Richard Simmons just passed and once again they had to make comments about his boyfriends. The man basically lived alone and he never discussed his private life in public. People have a right to privacy, they don’t have to advertise their every move to the public.
Exactly. But if they've made a statement about why they've never married, going after the guy after he's dead and saying he bats for this team when he's said he's on the other team really fries my hide. Poor man, let his word be the final word. And, as you say, if he's given no word, possibly it's because he thinks it's none of our business. Which it isn't, unless he chooses to share.
I loved David Hyde Pierce's response to the question of his sexuality early on, from a TV Guide reporter. He wouldn't give her an answer. She suggested he had something to hide. "My life's an open book," he told her. "I just don't intend to read it to you."
He was wonderful even without a script!
Exactly! Never heard that comment by David Hyde Pierce. But he is spot on. Just letting people know that his private life is none of their business.
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