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Netflix released a trailer for its new over-the-top and offensive series Q-Force, which centers around LGBTQ superspies.
The animated adult comedy series, created by Sean Hayes (Will and Grace) and Michael Schur (The Good Place, Brooklyn Nine-Nine), focuses on a the adventures of gay secret agent Steve Maryweather, a.k.a. Agent Mary, and his LGBTQ team members.
Hayes, who will be the voice behind Agent Mary, is working with fellow cast member, David Harbour (Stranger Things, Suicide Squad), in the upcoming series. Harbour’s role will be Agent Buck, a straight character who joins the group after they become recognized as official spies by the American Intelligence Agency.
The entire trailer seems to focus on cheap, gay stereotypes and anal sex jokes. It's as if it were written by cyberbullies who make fun of gay people all day long.
Who exactly is this cartoon targeted towards?
