VIDEO: What happens when you replace beloved sitcom characters with a flamboyant gay man?
Chris Spags 
I’ve often sat around watching Nick at Night and thought, “Sure, these classic sitcoms are wonderful. But they’d be even better if there were a stereotypical gay male prostitute in them.” Fortunately, two guys named Kirby and Jonathan saw through the window to my soul and did just that.
I’ve always felt like Sam Malone was possibly a closeted gay. All those “will he or won’t he” relationships and situations, the fact that he was always sleeping with everyone and so proud of it (protesting too much, I’d say). Point being, this merger of concepts was probably a better fit than they realized. All they needed was to get Ted Danson back for a cameo and Sam Malone would be reenacting the truck scene in “Boogie Nights” in five minutes or less.
[Thanks for the tip, Jonathan!]
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