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Old 09-03-2010, 10:06 AM   #1
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Lol Ted Knight Never Believed JM J Bullock Was Gay?!?

http://www.ugo.com/channels/filmtv/f...s/jimjbullock/

DE: I read that he never believed you were gay even though you told him.

JJB: Well, it's funny how far we've come in only fifteen years since the show ended. It was just unspoken then. I was uncomfortable in my own skin; I certainly wasn't comfortable being out in my career. I didn't know what being out would do. It was an odd place for me to be. Everyone who was close to me knew I was gay, but it was closeted thing. I don't know that Ted was comfortable being around gay people. I don't know how many gay friends he had.



**On a side note, I love Ted Knight, but a blind man could see Bullock was gay! **
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I think he was the only one who DIDN'T know.
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I think he was the only one who DIDN'T know.
He was probably just in denial.
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Nancy Dussault was saying on the DVD audio commentary that Ted was always asking her, "Is he gay? Is he gay?"
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I think he was the only one who DIDN'T know.
Gay men are so easy to spot, I never could understand Woman could never spot it. I've never been surprised who comes out Gay, being a Straight Man. The Gay people I've Worked with or went to Class with all had that feminine Women speech and Mannerism if they didn't look like a man and had man parts, I would swear it's a Women. The other Men that were into Sports and body building that didn't have that speech as much, never did the usual Men things like getting caught looking at a good looking women and all Men do that even Married. I noticed they rarely talk about Women them men.
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Nancy Dussault was saying on the DVD audio commentary that Ted was always asking her, "Is he gay? Is he gay?"
Ted was probably saying Dude I wish I was your age look at Lydia Cornell doesn't she do something for you, while he was looking at a magazine with Tom Selleck or wherever was Women Favorite fella back then. Let's face it without Jim the show would never worked, he made the show with Ted while the Girls were just the Extra touch.

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Gay men are so easy to spot, I never could understand Woman could never spot it. I've never been surprised who comes out Gay, being a Straight Man. The Gay people I've Worked with or went to Class with all had that feminine Women speech and Mannerism if they didn't look like a man and had man parts, I would swear it's a Women. The other Men that were into Sports and body building that didn't have that speech as much, never did the usual Men things like getting caught looking at a good looking women and all Men do that even Married. I noticed they rarely talk about Women them men.
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Ted was probably saying Dude I wish I was your age look at Lydia Cornell doesn't she do something for you, while he was looking at a magazine with Tom Selleck or wherever was Women Favorite fella back then. Let's face it without Jim the show would never worked, he made the show with Ted while the Girls were just the Extra touch.






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