I hadn't considered that, but you're right. I guess what I envisioned was the LGBTQ central character (the Bobby, if you will) in vignettes with other characters in scenes illustrating different aspects of contemporary relationships that would mirror COMPANY, but also be about what marriage and relationships are in the 21st Century for LGBTQ people.
Our central character would seem to be conflicted about marriage, especially given that with the advent of marriage equality it seems like every gay couple around him/her has gotten married.
I would expect that most of the characters would also be LGBTQ since most queer people have a circle of friends who are also queer around them.
But I'm just spit-balling here, based on people's need to continually rewrite COMPANY, a show that doesn't really need any rewriting. |
