Stephen Fry: Out There

[Aunt Hilda]

In a new BBC Two series, Stephen Fry: Out There, Stephen travels across the globe to find out what it means to be gay. Visiting Uganda, America, Russia, Brazil and India, Stephen encounters some of the most notorious homophobes on the planet to try to understand the origin of their beliefs; he also meets victims of homophobic abuse.

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Episode 1


Stephen discovers what it means to be gay in Uganda, where it may become a capital crime.

Spoiler!

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Episode 2

Stephen discovers what life is like for gay people in Brazil, Russia and India.

Spoiler!

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[Also]

I don't have problems with gays, but gay parades in Brazil are ridiculous, I don't really think it helps their cause.

[Aunt Hilda]

bump

[Sblast]

When the most talented angel fell...was he refereeing to Stephen Fry making a visit to his office from the airport?

[Aunt Hilda]

When the most talented angel fell...was he refereeing to Stephen Fry making a visit to his office from the airport?

i have no idea.

[McCauley]

Gay aliens?

Out there?

[McCauley]

My sympathy for homosexuals has been lessened of late, if I might direct you to this thread:

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...-on-this-forum

[YeshAtid]

He's probably the best LGBT rights campaigner in Britain. Witty, charismatic, and intelligent.

[Aunt Hilda]

Gay aliens?

Out there?

Wut?

[Blackout]

Used to watch his Q.I programme, however never seem to get the time nowadays!