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I like T!!!! I used to like him and then he got all gay bashy and now I like him again. He’s a pretty good actor.
to suddenly see him all goody now. Makes him more generic and like a totally different character as he was always sarcastic even when he wasn’t gay bashing. I’ll don’t know if we’re supposed to think he’s just growing up or what as this change is more than simply an about face on his gay stance. I’ll have to see more of this new T to decide whether I like him.
His hateful actions toward Will and Sonny just ruined him for me. I’m afraid it’ll take an awfully lot for me to say I care about the character again.
And what was with that girl? What a terrible actor. She must know somebody.
First of all, T was Will’s best friend since childhood. I think he was upset to find out that he didn’t recognize that Will was gay. I also feel that he felt Sonny had taken his best friend away from him.
Second, his new girl friend said her brother was gay. She may have helped T see that being gay desn’t make someone a bad person.
Third, since T and Will have been childhood friends, I suspect that T really missed his friend and wanted to resume his friendship. No that he has gotten to know Sonny, maybe he doesn’t think of him as a treat . Only T can ruin his friendship.
I never really care one way or another about T. However, he did express the feelings of many people towards gays, more so than all the family who immediately accepted Will. It usually takes some time to accept this situation. I am glad to see he has grwon to realize that Will is the same Will he has always liked.
I am more concerned with Nick’s opinion that could lead to trouble down the road.
I thought that the girl friend was fine.
with Audry, who happens to have a gay brother, has become a little more understanding as to how two people can deeply care for one another and still be friends with people they have known all their lives, even though their sexual preferences differ. T is now realizing that it is Will he cares about, and not necessarily his lifestyle. That, to me, is how "T" is progressing. I’m warming up to him, and I love his voice. It’s just something about it that’s very distinct. I just hope he stays that way if Audrey decides he’s not for her.
I thought too many people on the show were too accepting of Will’s situation. I don’t think that would be the case in real life. However, I think something’s coming relating to Nick’s nonacceptance and I don’t think it’s going to be a change-about like it was with T.
I think T bares a striking resemblance to Sara Gilbert, formerly on "Roseanne," and now one of the cohosts of "Talk."
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