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and, most importantly for the purposes of this story, Billy Crystal as Jodie Dallas. Jodie was one of the first openly gay characters to regularly appear on an American sitcom, and his gayness was a source weblog of many a cheap laugh. For example, on the pilot episode, when Jodie comes down for breakfast, weblog his stepfather Burt (played ably by Richard Mulligan) says, "Why don't you get him some Froot Loops?" Laughter and applause. As a four-year-old I didn't understand why certain otherwise unfunny things were funny just because they were said in relation to Jodie, but I figured that they had something to do with him being "gay." So I asked my mom what "gay" meant. Not wanting to embark on the task of explaining homosexuality to her four-year-old son, my mom punted and said, "Well, if you're gay it means you don't get married." An accurate, but by no means precise, explanation. And so, I developed the understanding that not getting married somehow made you funny, and realizing the value of a good sense of humor even then, my path was chosen.
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