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Wednesday, May 11 2011

‘Happy Endings’ Subverts a Gay Stereotype or Two

By Kate Dries

Happy Endings essentially proved that anyone can fit into any kind of stereotype, which is pretty forward for a sitcom whose characters play off of archetypes like "the gay male best friend who gets around."


Friday, July 15 2005

Happy Endings (2005)

By Cynthia Fuchs

Happy Endings begins with what seems quite an unhappy ending, when Mamie (Lisa Kudrow) is hit by a car.


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