Q

Queer is the term for all those who defy the common norms of human sexuality, and therefore, many things fit into it. This journalistic program evidently does not worry about the feedback and consequences of their broadcasting, and it does not acknowledge taboos and stubbornly follows its own path. Sometimes it seems that sex can be practiced in many forms, for example, between a bisexual transvestite who is engaged in prostitution and a hypersexual lesbian with dominant tendencies. Only one of these options, rather eccentric and marginal, is the classic act of intercourse between a man and a woman. Queer can be witty and playful, it can bring interesting information from a world that only a few are allowed to glimpse into, and it can be urgent in defending the rights and freedoms of sexual minorities. However, it is often annoyingly self-assured and proudly proclaims its "otherness." The program forgets that if I have a private party, anything that suits the participants can happen there. But if I make it public, I should expect that many people may have different standards, and what they see may evoke unexpected and unwanted reactions. Queer can also be heavy-handed, unfunny, and parasitic on the outputs of celebrities. In short, it has uneven quality and one never knows what to expect. Overall impression: 55%. (18.03.2015)