In & Out [Part 3]

[@JacobSnell1998]

For it's time of the mid-2000s, The War At Home really dealt with this topic in the perfect way. It addressed a very real issue and for the first time I know of talked about the fact that people are gay when they're still teens. It made parents and their kids aware of gay people and the struggles they often face and did so in a funny and mildly "American cinservative" way. Even today half of all homeless youth are gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender because of the fact they are so often kicked out of their homes. From a gay boy who grew up at this time - this meant something to me.

[@dannysimion]

I'd say the way they handled Kenny's coming out was fairly good. Treated with humor and yet it has heart. Father did right in sticking by Kenny when his family kicked him out the house for his orientation. Its a sad situation thats too real to life for many adolescents. The Trevor Foundation definitely is a great organization for such instances. I wish there was more.

[@Keepitgreasy11]

LOL 2:56 - 3:40 interesting conversation to say the least! and "aw welcome to the family" In all serious nice written episode, and information to those who requires assistants from the Trevor project.

[@bobtaylor3945]

In a conversational Kenny revealed he had an crush on larry,Larry, wished they were more than friends,so I new he was gay

[@horrorbaraz]

Great ep! I kinda know what it feels like....the whole gay thing :p

[@mandysue1857]

Kenny is not that obviously gay

[@Toniban]

omg the uterus part XD

[@GaryWright238]

"That factory is closed" lol

[@Madamoizillion]

3:30 I tell that to homophobic people all the time. Only, I'm a girl.

[@andreayanez222]

I mean you still could. If it fits into an argument or conversation.

[@DHGr33t]

Is their a part 4?

[@dannysimion]

Haha, nope. They ended it with the Trevor Project announcement and thats usually signifying an episode end.

[@zilliondamaster]

get off me thats sensitive