TV Discussion Homosexuality in Star Wars Television

https://www.yahoo.com/movies/j-j-abrams-says-star-050828182.html

Looks like we have an answer to this question in the larger SW universe.

 

Now lets hope Dave feels the same way as J.J....

 

Some people want to c a shirtless Kanan or Hera kiss but you'll never c it on a show rated TV-Y7.

 

I don't think kissing is going too far for Disney XD.

 

Almost every Disney movie has a kiss. Like MandoArtist said, kissing isn't going too far for Disney.

 

I'm betting at the end of he season they'll kiss or something. Like after some bad stuff goes down.

 

Does TV-Y7 allow lip kissing? Not sure.

 

Honestly if frozen allows kissing, then I'm sure rebels will have no issues.

 

Frozen is PG, if Rebels was a movie it will b rated G.

 

Here's the description for TV-Y7: 'This program is designed for children age 7 and above. It may be more appropriate for children who have acquired the developmental skills needed to distinguish between make-believe and reality. Themes and elements in this program may include mild fantasy violence or comedic violence, or may frighten children under the age of 7. Therefore, parents may wish to consider the suitability of this program for their very young children.' So based off of this, Rebels would have no reason to exclude kissing. They are willing to depict stormtroopers and rebels being killed, so why not kissing? Anyways, I'll stop there since this thread is about homosexuality and rebels, not whether or not you can put kissing in a TV-Y7 show.

 

Ok, so that means no lip locking?

 

I'm pretty sure you kiss by pressing lips against eachother...

 

Does anyone else think Ashoka has the makings of potentially decent lesbian or bisexual character?

 

The answer to any "does anyone else..." question is almost always going to be yes.

As for that particular question, you can find out the answer via a simple search on Bing.

 

Flooding a bit but I just post a topic about this.
http://spirit-darko.com/2016/02/23/star-wars-darosan-66/
There is no reason they shouldn't be a gay hero in Star Wars, as well as a black, or asian, or a woman or a black lesbian woman hero on star wars !
Except the fear of bad marketing because of bad narrow people.

 

First and foremost, I ship those two so hard.

Second, that is the only reason I decided to comment.

 

Exactly. Like honestly its really sad Star Wars is afraid to be so diverse because of the small crowd of people who are racist, sexist and homophobic.

 

Ya c, the main difference between having a homosexual person/being on a show and almost everyone else is this.

I can tell Mace is black because he haves black skin. I can tell Finn is black 4 the same thing. I can tell Butlar Swan is Asian because she haves folded eyes. I can tell Anakin and Luke are northern euro white because there fair. I can tell Jango is a Kiwi/Maori because of his folded dark eyes, skin, hair and broad nose.

How can u tell a person is gay? They have TO DO something. Mace doesn't have to talk like "Yo, Homey waz zup? Or Bultar doesn't have to b smart at everything for me 2 know there minorities. They only way u can tell some one is gay is if u give them a stereotypical behavior.

Or just have say Poe say "I think Fin is cute."

Which is why Oscar on The Office was my favorite fictional gay character. He acts like a normal person.

Similarly NPH is my favorite gay actor. He can play any role.

 

U sure? Only 3.7% of the US pop. considers itself gay.

 

At this point in the story I prefer her not to be in any sort of relationship. I like seeing her as a wise figure and someone that Ezra and Kanaan can look up to. She has lots of knowledge and skill that they can definitely learn from. I really wish that they went through with Barriss and Ahsoka rather than lux though. It would have made her arc that much more compelling and they did have some good chemistry during their arcs.

 

What she meant was that there's an equal percentage of normal people among homosexuals and heterosexuals. Example, 1 "not-normal" for every 10 "normals" within both groups.

There's more heterosexuals, but the percentage is the same.

 

ohhhhhh. sorry .i was mistaken.