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Soapie slick lesbians

March 12, 2009 at 1:54 pm 1 comment

Dissed-claimer: I do not watch soap operas.

The longest running half-hour daily soaps on Australian telly are Neighbours and Home & Away. If you ask me, they’re awful but as they’ve been on air for YEARS, I guess my vote doesn’t count.

Home & Away are plopping in a lesbian lurve story this season, with dating scenes and kissing and I hope intimations of a fuckfest or two. Because we do have sex, you know.  Kids – yes, you, the one who’s been experimenting since secondary school – should continue watching the series (tell your mums I said so) or play your Xbox or whatever you do at 7pm when no one else is looking.

Esther Anderson and Kate Bell play Charlie and Joey, one a policewoman, the other a deckie on a trawler. Warm feelings below the belt and under the bra develop between these cuties.

Lesbian storylines aren’t new but they always fizzle out once the ratings shoot up; usually one half decides to go st8 and has a baby with a man, or one partner will die in the course of duty.

If you want to see a good lesbian storyline in a drama, check out Los Hombres de Paco, a Spanish TV drama with even hotter lesbians!

And if you can’t get enough of lesbians on screen, go to AfterEllen.com for more good looking lesbians than you can handle.

How many times can I say lesbian in a single post, eh?

Entry filed under: Eye candy, Film, Lesbiantainment, Weekly focus. Tags: Lesbians on TV, Los Hombres de Paco.