Or in fetishizing convicts and criminals in the way they’re fetishized here.
The examination of ideas around men in lockup, and the physical and emotional and psychological circumstances that lead to the fabled aggressive sexual encounters that made for so many tepid and homophobic sitcom jokes in the 90s is less than surface here, and I know I feel better when I don’t think too hard about what’s truly being conveyed with setting this scene in lockup. The ending is the gay cartoon porn equivalent of “ welcome to the OC bitch!” And ultimately the two characters aren’t memorable enough to ever warrant any future comic followups.
