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* GenderFlipped by ''Series/DawsonsCreek''. The Season 3 finale, which indeed aired on May 24, 2000, featured the first "passionate" gay kiss on primetime television. ...It was all of a half-second long, due to a combination of the kiss needing to sneak past the radar, actor Kerr Smith's voluble discomfort at being asked to play a gay character, and being the source of the "Dawson crying" MemeticMutation.
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* GenderFlipped {{Gender Flip}}ped by ''Series/DawsonsCreek''. The Season 3 finale, which indeed aired on May 24, 2000, featured the first "passionate" gay kiss on primetime television. ...It was all of a half-second long, due to a combination of the kiss needing to sneak past the radar, actor Kerr Smith's voluble discomfort at being asked to play a gay character, and being the source of the "Dawson crying" MemeticMutation.
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* ''Series/AllyMcBeal'' made sure that ''everyone'' knew about their {{Sweeps Week Lesbian Kiss}}es between Ally and her co-workers. Unusual in that nobody gets PutOnABus or [[HideYourLesbians removed from the show without comment]].
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* Parodied in ''Series/{{Ziwe}}'''s "Gay Pride!" episode, in which a "groundbreaking gay kiss" set to appear at the end is repeatedly hyped over the course of the episode, only for the actual kiss to be between a (lesbian) woman and a (gay) man, which Ziwe (in-universe, anyway) believes is more original and controversy-generating than a same-gender kiss.
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* ''VideoGame/DisgaeaDimension2'' had a promotional art piece depicting one between Etna and Flonne. Interestingly, ''Flonne'' appeared to be the initiator, with Etna getting flustered.
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* ''VideoGame/DisgaeaDimension2'' had a promotional art piece depicting one between Etna and Flonne. Interestingly, ''Flonne'' appeared to be the initiator, with Etna getting flustered.
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FakeOutMakeOut, PracticeKiss, NoBisexuals, {{Gayngst}}, GayBravado, SexSells, GayMoment and HaveIMentionedIAmHeterosexualToday.
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* GenderFlipped by ''Series/DawsonsCreek''. The Season 3 finale, which indeed aired on May 24, 2000, featured the first "passionate" gay kiss on primetime television. ...It was all of a half-second long, due to a combination of the kiss needing to sneak past the radar, actor Kerr Smith's voluble discomfort at being asked to play a gay character, and being the source of the "Dawson crying" MemeticMutation, currently visible as the trope picture for [[Narm/LiveActionTV Narm: Live-Action TV]].MemeticMutation.
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** [[https://www.themarysue.com/fan-service-on-losing-patience-for-women-kissing/ This article analyzes]] when a kiss between two women went from being something revolutionary –as in the case of Star Trek DS9- to becoming this trope.
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** [[https://www.themarysue.com/fan-service-on-losing-patience-for-women-kissing/ This article analyzes]] when a kiss between two women went from being something revolutionary –as in the case of Star Trek DS9- [=DS9=]- to becoming this trope.
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* While undercover investigating the murder of a lesbian teacher, Officer Judy Hoffs is kissed by a girl in the ''Series/TwentyOneJumpStreet'' episode "A Change of Heart", leading Judy to ask herself a few questions until the end of the episode after which it is never mentioned again. It pre-dated the ''L.A. Law'' kiss episode by a year but managed to avoid the press and public attention that episode received.
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* For cheerleading practice in ''Series/{{Riverdale}}'', Veronica kisses Betty as a part of their "big finish". Resident lesbian Cheryl, however, is unimpressed and outright says "faux lesbian kissing hasn't been taboo since 1994".
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** For cheerleading practice in''Series/{{Riverdale}}'', the pilot episode, Veronica kisses Betty as a part of their "big finish". Resident lesbian Cheryl, however, is unimpressed and outright says "faux lesbian kissing hasn't been taboo since 1994".1994" (ironically the character later came out as a lesbian). WebVideo/SarahZ also criticised the network for hyping the kiss up in marketing anyway.
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* Parodied in ''WebVideo/TheLizzieBennetDiaries'', where Lydia teases a lesbian kiss with Lizzie. The latter - who is also her ''sister'' - looks baffled. Lydia responds "don't you want more views?"
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* Parodied in ''WebVideo/TheLizzieBennetDiaries'', where Lydia teases a lesbian kiss with Lizzie. The latter - who is also her ''sister'' - looks baffled. Lydia responds "don't you want more views?"
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This is an AlwaysFemale variation on TonightSomeoneKisses where a straight or BiTheWay female character kisses another woman (usually a tertiary character or one-episode guest star). The long-term implications are generally negligible and the female regular characters [[BaitAndSwitchLesbians remain straight]]. The non-regular's remaining screentime in the series will generally be measured in minutes rather than hours or seasons. This is all assuming, of course, that [[NeverTrustATrailer the whole thing isn't taken entirely out of context]], and the footage taken from an AccidentalKiss, FakeoutMakeout or, worse, ImagineSpot.
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This is an AlwaysFemale variation on TonightSomeoneKisses where a straight or BiTheWay bi female character kisses another woman (usually a tertiary character or one-episode guest star). The long-term implications are generally negligible and the female regular characters [[BaitAndSwitchLesbians remain straight]]. The non-regular's remaining screentime in the series will generally be measured in minutes rather than hours or seasons. This is all assuming, of course, that [[NeverTrustATrailer the whole thing isn't taken entirely out of context]], and the footage taken from an AccidentalKiss, FakeoutMakeout or, worse, ImagineSpot.
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* ''Series/LALaw'': New BiTheWay lawyer C.J. Lamb kissed series regular Abby Perkins in the parking lot in one UsefulNotes/{{Sweeps}} episode; there were some half-hearted attempts to establish a relationship between the two but both actresses were gone by the end of the following season.[[note]]Michele Greene (who portrayed Abby) has since stated that the writers never intended to have the relationship go farther and the kiss was simply a ratings stunt[[/note]]
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** Season 2 had a gender-flipped example where Joaquin kissed Archie in a promo. In the actual episode, the kiss was the farthest thing from romantic or titillating -- Joaquin, while gay, kissed Archie only to distract him long enough to stab him on someone else's orders (long story).
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** Season 2 3 had a gender-flipped example where Joaquin kissed Archie in a promo. In the actual episode, the kiss was the farthest thing from romantic or titillating -- Joaquin, while gay, kissed Archie only to distract him long enough to stab him on someone else's orders (long story).
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