Kids in the Hall was on Netflix and Hulu for the longest time, but I'm guessing not anymore, and is one of the funniest things I have ever seen. I looked up to Scott Thompson a lot when I was a younger teen for being an openly gay and extremely funny motherfucker. Strangers with Candy is also incredible and I actually used that show for scene analysis for some of my classes. Both shows were used in a semester-long research project I did, as well.
My other addition would be Mission Hill, an animated show of 20-something apathy and complacence and actual growing-up. Two of the main characters (outside of the 20-somethings) are an elderly gay couple that are portrayed wonderfully and lovingly, I think, and are shown as just a couple in love. The show claims to have the first on-air same-sex male kiss, even if it was animated. (I think that's right or at least what they say. Ellen predates it though in general)
Yes! Mission Hill was really good! I remember it coming on Comedy Central in either the late 90s or early 00s, but couldn't remember the name for some reason.
And I love Strangers With Candy not only for its dirtiness, but its really almost too-clever wordplay and layered themes. I always notice something different every time I rewatch.
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on the topic of tea:
I had been drinking entirely too much carbonated syrupy goodness, so last year was my major switch to tea. My go-to store-bought brand is Stash Fusion (Green and White). Very smooth, I'm at the point where I can drink it with little or no sugar at all. (although I'm a sucker for tea with honey. Good for sore throats, too!)
Amazon sells loose bags of it in bulk for dirt cheap. My kidneys have thanked me many times over for the big switch, I'm sure.