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Vivian McMillan is a 16-year-old lesbian from New York City. Unfortunately, her dad was a firefighter who got a respiratory infection due to 9/11, which means both of them have to move out into the suburbs with her maternal aunt, away from Vivian's girlfriend Aster. The move also drives Vivian back into the closet, with only new friend Archibald, a young African-American artist interested in comic books, aware that she is gay, and that only because he guessed.
This causes tension with both her girlfriend Aster and her childhood friend Sophie, who doesn't like it that Viv's been hiding things from her.This web series was co-created by playwrights Tina Cesa Ward and Susan Miller from Ward's original work. There are three seasons. The first episode aired in 2008 and the series finale aired in 2012.
In 2008, Anyone but Me debuted as a web-based television drama. It has run for three seasons, over twenty episodes, which are around six to fifteen minutes long. It was developed by Tina Cesa Ward and playwright Susan Miller. The series has been followed closely by the LGBT community and by two magazines, Curve and GO!In addition, Anyone but.
This show provides examples of:.: 'You never know what's going on with anyone else'. Even the people you love and who love you.: Several throughout the series are dropped by the end or just disappear.
Archie and his homophobic Dad, Sophie potentially being gay of bi, the guy who's into Vivian even though he knows she's gay, never fully developed and apparently forgotten. The only things really settled are Vivian and her immediate family (her Mom and Aster).: In-universe, with Vivian and Archibald's comic strip featuring a Lesbian Reporter Chick and a black dude with super-drawing skills who seek out others' secrets.: Vivian and Sophie as stand-ins for Elizabeth's dress rehearsal.: Archibald, to a certain extent.: The series begins and ends with Vivian and Aster in Battery Park.: There's one as a minor character.: Vivian, Aster, the butch minor character, and Doctor Glass. Sophie may be bi, as well (her actress definitely seems to hope she is).: Everyone to some extent, but the king is probably Aster's therapist, Doctor Glass.: Jonathan's friend begins pursuing Vivian, only to be told by Jonathan that she is a lesbian.
In this case, he continues his pursuit hoping to 'change' her.: Vivian, less that she's gay, and more that she has closeted herself. Lampshaded by actress Rachael Hip-Flores in the video where she and Jessy Hodges try to get spoilers about season 2, when she asks whether Viv gets to be happy this season, and is ecstatic when the answer is yes.: Brett jokingly tells Vivian and Aster this in the fourth episode when he sees them kissing.: Aster and Vivian have a lot of it.: This exists between Jonathon's friend and Vivian. Learning that she's a lesbian only seems to spur him on.: In the fifth episode, Jonathan, Vivian and Sophie are all late to class. Aunt Jodie: I'm down with that.
Posted on February 12th, 2017 WebVeeSo you’ve found your soulmate. What now?FIRSTSSally is 30-something and getting a bit desperate to find the right guy to settle down with. She may have found Mr.
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Right in Dave, but circumstances prevent their relationship from becoming permanent. In an atypical “meet cute” Sally and Chuck find that they may well be suited for each other. Sally’s not far off when she quotes Dr.
Seuss “you’ve just got to find the crazy that matches your crazy and call it love.”ANYONE BUT MEVivian, recently uprooted by her single father from New York City and dropped into the suburbs, also happens to be leaving behind a girlfriend and a life where that is not a secret. Forced into a new family dynamic and a new community, she now faces being the new kid in town and perhaps being seen primarily as something that previously was of little consequence.F#@K I LOVE YOUA beautifully rendered relationship drama dealing with the battles we fight and compromises we make for those we love, the expectations we’re forced to adjust as we see the world more clearly, and the complicated allegiances of family, country, and self.GOOD PEOPLE IN LOVE On July 24, 2011, the State of New York passed a bill that would permit same-sex couples to marry. This same evening, Maxwell and Carolyn host a dinner party to announce their impending nuptials. At the world’s most uncomfortable dinner party, several subtle yet poignant stories unfold.OPOSTO DO SEXO This Brazilian comedy has come up with 85 (!) imaginative excuses for not having sex. Each short episode depicts a couple in bed, one partner in the mood for love and the other not so much. The Attempts at sex are as varied as one could imagine, from bad dreams to in-laws to the World Cup, and so many more. Posted on September 18th, 2015 WebVeeOur Larry Watts had some questions for creators and in the wake of the ABM “Lost Episodes.” Here’s what they had to say:Is Anyone But Me influenced by classic “young adult” fiction like the works of S.E.
Hinton or Judy Blume?SM: I don’t think we were influenced by any fiction. Our work springs from the reality of what we know instinctively and from experience. We were both young once!TCW: I do think young adult fiction is fantastic, but honestly I didn’t start to really read it until after “Anyone But Me.” Maybe ABM influenced me to read YA.With gays and lesbians finding greater acceptance, especially amongst youths, is there still a need for “gay bars?”TCW: Well, I think they’ll always be a need for places that people can go and be with other people like them. That’s really important.
Certainly there’s more of a struggle for lesbian bars to stay open than gay bars, but they’re both still important for the same reason mentioned prior.SM: It is still a world in which difference is threatening. Any venue, that meets the needs of young people who seek a haven still serves a purpose.What sort of negative reactions did the creators, cast, and/or crew receive about the show?SM: We’ve been lucky to meet with overwhelmingly positive response and extremely passionate followers.
If there ever appeared anything negative at all, it was the type of thing haters usually write, and our fans took to their battle stations and fought them off.TCW: This is a question we’ve been asked since day one, and honestly the reaction to the show has been amazing. We’ve been extremely lucky.Playing the old gay guy card. When I was coming to explore my sexuality as a teen – 1982/83 – the idea of gay marriage was so far fetched that I can’t recall it ever being a consideration aside from joking: do you think that the gay and lesbian youth of today recognize the extraordinary change in acceptance that has occurred and, relatively speaking, how recent this change has taken place?TCW: I actually think that they’ll grow up not necessarily thinking this is an extraordinary change but rather that this is something that just is.
And that’s not at all a bad thing. I hope that their generation and generation after learn about the struggles and the amazing people that were a part of that because I do think it’s important to know your history. But honestly, I love the fact we’ll have a whole new generation that will not know of a time that they couldn’t get married.SM: They’re part of the wave. Stalker soc fast travel trailer.
The rest is history. I think they realize how they benefit from what they see happening now, but living it is hopefully not so extraordinary as wishing and hoping and fighting for it to happen someday.Any desire to jump to more traditional broadcasting mediums?SM: I’ve worked in television and film for many years. On groundbreaking shows. But, the freedom of working and writing in new media is unparalleled.TCW: I love being online. Our show would not have found a place on broadcast, so I’m really happy to continue working online.Check out the!
Posted on June 12th, 2015 WebVeeWhile it’s been three decades since I’ve spent time in the halls of a high school, “Anyone But Me” feels as real to me as my own memories of that time of life. I’m not sure if that is testament to the resiliency of the traumas of being a teenager or the talents of everyone involved in the show or both. The story of Vivian, recently uprooted by her single father from New York City and dropped into the suburbs, could be fine fodder of its own but Vivian also happens to be leaving behind a girlfriend and a life where that is not a secret.
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Forced into a new family dynamic and a new community, she now faces being the new kid in town and perhaps being seen primarily as something that previously was of little consequence.A new social circle is formed as Vivian reconnects with a Sophie, a childhood friend who had been left behind; Archibald, an artist with whom Vivian will begin a creative venture that will ultimately lead her to a major decision; Alexis, a high strung theatre type who has captured Archibald’s fancy; Aunt Jodie, the sister of Vivian’s mother who deserted her family for reasons that seem unclear to everyone. As expected in any social setting, all of these people have their own secrets and they are deftly toppled in a “you show me yours, I’ll show you mine” domino effect except for Aunt Jodie – wonderfully portrayed by, who seems to be too busy searching for her own identity to have had time for doing something worth hiding. Meanwhile, back in the city, Vivian’s girlfriend, Aster, is left too often to her own devices by parents who are completely absent – so much so that they are never seen. Time and distance lead Aster to expect the worst and to actions that bring the worst about.But, we are dealing with teenage issues so what can be the worst today can be of little significance in short notice or resolved quickly and it’s the handling of that truth that makes me admire this show.
Lacking the budget or booming soundtrack that often cover up or drown out issues in studio driven programming, “Anyone But Me” presents the problems and the resolutions as awkwardly as they are in the real world.portrays Vivian with a Winona-esque humor but with less self-awareness and more dork and that sometimes seems to miss the mark but considering the age she’s playing, one’s never quite sure. ’s Aster may remind you of the girl who made you blush just because you were standing next to her. She’s a real girl on the verge of being a woman, all curves and confusion and the possibility of combustion. J as childhood friend Sophie rounds out a trio of well defined female types as the passive-aggressive innocent.
Males seem to be have been conceived as little more than devices to further the story which makes as Archibald even more impressive as he’s reacting to the dramas spinning out around him.Show creators and have created an entertaining updated insight as well as a wonderful reminder on what we all remember as the best of times, the worst of times and I hope there will be more to come.Watch Anyone But Me on, &!By Larry Watts.