I haven't watched much House, 'Clueless' is the fifth episode I've seen, and so very gay.
But what interested me, as a fan, was the fact that Liz Friedman is credited as a writer for the episode.
Liz Friedman was the co-executive producer of Xena for five years, is a lesbian, and was quite actively an advocate of the Xena/Gabrielle submaintext. The one year that Liz wasn't on the team the gay went away (season 5) which made fans sad.
That's the first thing I noticed when watching 'Clueless' ooooh, Liz is the writer. So, with her on the team, House fans are in for interesting times.
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Date: 2006-04-15 06:00 am (UTC)But what interested me, as a fan, was the fact that Liz Friedman is credited as a writer for the episode.
Liz Friedman was the co-executive producer of Xena for five years, is a lesbian, and was quite actively an advocate of the Xena/Gabrielle
submaintext. The one year that Liz wasn't on the team the gay went away (season 5) which made fans sad.That's the first thing I noticed when watching 'Clueless' ooooh, Liz is the writer. So, with her on the team, House fans are in for interesting times.