Don't you love it when heterosexual writers attempt to 'homosexualize' gay men as what happened in this below average episode? This ploy has been done time and time again, especially within the last 25 years, and it robs the project of any credibility. 'Sex...' actually did this in a few episodes over the series's run and many did find it to be highly offensive. Darren Starr is a great writer, but falls down each time he pulls this plot manipulation, always with gay characters and penned by heteros. It's so inauthentic. Yes, by the end of the episodes in question, the men usually end up embracing who they are. It's not out and out homophobic, but it comes close.
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