[NEWS] Netflix: 'Q-Force' LGBTQ animated spy series (adult animation)

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From ComingSoon.net ...


Q-Force LGBTQ animated spy series ordered at Netflix
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Deadline brings word that Netflix has greenlit the half-hour
adult animated comedy-series Q-Force with a 10-episode order.
The LGBTQ show comes from Sean Hayes (Will & Grace) and Todd
Milliner's (Grimm) Hazy Mills, marking their first animated
and streaming series, Gabe Liedman (Brooklyn Nine-Nine,
PEN15), Mike Schur's (The Office, The Good Place, Brooklyn
Nine-Nine) Fremulon, and Universal TV.

Q-Force follows a handsome secret agent and his team of
fellow LGBTQ superspies. Constantly underestimated by their
colleagues, the members of Q-Force have to prove themselves
time and again as they embark on extraordinary professional
and personal adventures.

"A spy TV series is so tough, because they're so expensive. 
We were thinking how do we get to do gay spy and every week,
and the only way to do that is animated, because we can do
all of the fun parts of a James Bond film. We can travel, we
can have big chase sequences; animation is allowing us that
freedom," said Milliner.

Added Hayes, "Also, I don't know that the studios would
greenlight a feature with a leading character that's gay in
that genre. Hopefully they will, but that doesn't seem like
right now."

"It does seem like it's one of the last bastions of
masculinity that seems like we can't break the rule of who
gets to play that part," said Milliner.

Liedman serves as writer, showrunner, and executive producer
on the series. Schur, Hayes, and Milliner will executive
produce alongside David Miner for 3 Arts. Universal TV will
co-produce with Hazy Mills, Fremulon, and 3 Arts
Entertainment.


<https://www.comingsoon.net/tv/news/1056465-q-force-lgbtq-animated-series-netflix>

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Q-Force follows a handsome secret agent and his team of
fellow LGBTQ superspies. Constantly underestimated by their
colleagues, the members of Q-Force have to prove themselves
time and again as they embark on extraordinary professional
and personal adventures.

There's not enough 'no' in the world.

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Q-Force follows a handsome secret agent and his team of
fellow LGBTQ superspies. Constantly underestimated by their
colleagues, the members of Q-Force have to prove themselves
time and again as they embark on extraordinary professional
and personal adventures.

There's not enough 'no' in the world.

But it's from the company that brings you ABBY'S!

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Q-Force follows a handsome secret agent and his team of
fellow LGBTQ superspies. Constantly underestimated by their
colleagues, the members of Q-Force have to prove themselves
time and again as they embark on extraordinary professional
and personal adventures.

There's not enough 'no' in the world.

But it's from the company that brings you ABBY'S!

The place where nobody knows your name, and they make you sit in the
street until you're worthy. Jeebus, what a stupid concept. No wonder
thy couldn't make it work.

I also saw in one of the follow-ups that it took them four or five
hours to shoot that first episode. Audience members complained about
having to sit on the uncomfortable bleachers for that long, especially
without a break. Even baseball gives you a seventh-inning stretch. No
wonder they had to supply a laugh track.

Oh, yeah. Frequent interrupts for helicopter noise, too. They didn't
think of that beforehand? Or account for the copters by just letting
the noise in, and allowing ad libs about that damn airport or that damn
hospital?

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Q-Force follows a handsome secret agent and his team of
fellow LGBTQ superspies. Constantly underestimated by their
colleagues, the members of Q-Force have to prove themselves
time and again as they embark on extraordinary professional
and personal adventures.

There's not enough 'no' in the world.

But it's from the company that brings you ABBY'S!

The place where nobody knows your name, and they make you sit in the
street until you're worthy. Jeebus, what a stupid concept. No wonder
thy couldn't make it work.
I also saw in one of the follow-ups that it took them four or five
hours to shoot that first episode. Audience members complained about
having to sit on the uncomfortable bleachers for that long, especially
without a break. Even baseball gives you a seventh-inning stretch. No
wonder they had to supply a laugh track.
Oh, yeah. Frequent interrupts for helicopter noise, too. They didn't
think of that beforehand? Or account for the copters by just letting
the noise in, and allowing ad libs about that damn airport or that damn
hospital?

I don't know what they think they're gaining by shooting outside. It's not
like they're making any use of sky or scenery.

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From ComingSoon.net ...
Q-Force LGBTQ animated spy series ordered at Netflix
----------------------------------------------------
Deadline brings word that Netflix has greenlit the half-hour
adult animated comedy-series Q-Force with a 10-episode order.
The LGBTQ show comes from Sean Hayes (Will & Grace) and Todd
Milliner's (Grimm) Hazy Mills, marking their first animated
and streaming series, Gabe Liedman (Brooklyn Nine-Nine,
PEN15), Mike Schur's (The Office, The Good Place, Brooklyn
Nine-Nine) Fremulon, and Universal TV.
Q-Force follows a handsome secret agent and his team of
fellow LGBTQ superspies. Constantly underestimated by their
colleagues, the members of Q-Force have to prove themselves
time and again as they embark on extraordinary professional
and personal adventures.
"A spy TV series is so tough, because they're so expensive.
We were thinking how do we get to do gay spy and every week,
and the only way to do that is animated, because we can do
all of the fun parts of a James Bond film. We can travel, we
can have big chase sequences; animation is allowing us that
freedom," said Milliner.
Added Hayes, "Also, I don't know that the studios would
greenlight a feature with a leading character that's gay in
that genre. Hopefully they will, but that doesn't seem like
right now."
"It does seem like it's one of the last bastions of
masculinity that seems like we can't break the rule of who
gets to play that part," said Milliner.
Liedman serves as writer, showrunner, and executive producer
on the series. Schur, Hayes, and Milliner will executive
produce alongside David Miner for 3 Arts. Universal TV will
co-produce with Hazy Mills, Fremulon,

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