Big gay sketch show facts of life

But when their new director turns out to be a tyrant who loves to push boundaries, the girls must band together to take him down and save their careers. That may sound homophobic, but it isn't, and it will later be elaborated on.

In a Saturday Night Live/Madtv like sketch show, we are treated to may sketches featuring an all gay and lesbian cast.

With hilarious nods to the original show and plenty of raunchy humor, this sketch is sure to have audiences laughing out loud.

Finally, the episode wraps up with "Grandma Bell remembers the ol' days," a sketch that takes a nostalgic look back at the good old days when things were simpler and more innocent. Yes, many of the sketches center around LGBT topics, which makes perfect sense given that it's the Big GAY Sketch Show airing on a gay television network.

It would be like if every sketch on Madtv was about guys hitting on girls or trying to get with girls. This would be fine for one sketch, but there needs to be more. All 229 episodes are available here and on all major podcast apps/platforms.

Still want more? With its clever writing, talented cast, and fearless approach to comedy, this show continues to push boundaries and deliver the kind of humor that fans of sketch comedy crave.

Grandma Bell regales her family with tales of growing up during the Depression and the lessons she learned about life, love, and the pursuit of happiness. Of course we still have a way to go, but this show is a big step along the way. And even if the show were 100% gay humor, so what? But for every two or three sketches that revolve around an LGBT character or situation there is one that has nothing to do with sexuality.

I believe it also highlights the outright ignorance of stereotypes. With plenty of double entendres and tongue-in-cheek humor, this sketch is a hilarious reminder that even the sweetest memories can have a naughty side.

Overall, episode three of The Big Gay Sketch Show is a non-stop laugh fest that is sure to leave audiences wanting more.

It's not like there's some mad overflow of gay sketch comedy shows on the air that this is some copycat show.

The show can be hit-and-miss, but when it hits it hits solidly. In this sketch, the girls from Eastland School for Girls have all grown up and have found themselves working in the adult film industry.

Hilarity ensues as the stars try to navigate the treacherous waters of diet and exercise, while still maintaining their glamorous image.

Next up is a segment that is sure to please fans of classic TV shows from the 80s. I think it demonstrates how far we have come - something of a rite of passage. The cast is very talented and routinely deliver good performances.

In this segment, famous Hollywood stars like Angelina Jolie and Cameron Diaz turn to Jenny Craig for help shedding those pesky extra pounds.