Exclusive "Greek" clips! First look at Grant, Calvin's new ... er ... roommate?

Still not one hundred percent convinced Gregory Michael can pull off the college kid look.  I will give him that they've got a pretty good diguise going on, but still...

 

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i'm sort of interested how they will handle rebecca's situation. (i swear to god, if it turns out to be a stupid phase.....)  - - - i gotta wonder why they had her questioning if she was a lesbian all of a sudden. i understand confusion, experimenting, blah blah...and in this day and age, people are more open minded, etc....and yes, i know some people don't realize their sexuality til they're in their 20's or even later than that (i am assuming she is in her 20's)

ok, all that said....she could be bisexual. i'm surprised calvin didn't even mention that to her. now, i am pretty certain they will touch upon that subject, but they didn't in that clip, and thats where my response comes in. buuuttt....maybe they'll go all hollyoaks and make this sort of like john paul/craig where rebecca just happens to be attracted to one girl.

2nd clip was amusing....the line "didn't want you think i was gonna be forcing my gayness on you" was a wtf and amusing line all at the same time for me.

Two things:

1. his name is Calvin Owens, not Harris

2. both clips made me laugh out loud, but as someone who went greek in college i don't know if i like the whole dating within the fraternity (or sorority in Rebecca's case) thing... it might just be a personal thing since i really can't look at my brothers in a sexual way because i honestly think of them as my brothers and well i just don't get into that. and on a more serious note one of the more weirder worries some "unaware" chapters have had is that brothers may date eachother and then what happens when they break up, not saying i have this worry but it does cross some minds so i hope this doesn't convey the wrong messages and such. 

I love Greek more than its cutesy storylines probably deserve, but these two clips only confirmed why I find the characters so endearing and the writing clever.

I also like how the homophobic characters, specifically Dale and Evan, are treated like regular human beings.  Just like there are a wide array of gay people, there are a wide array of homophobes.  Not all of them are of the Rev. Phelps and Maggie Gallagher variety of knuckle draggers.  Some of them are just uncomfortable with something they do not understand.  They just lead a little exposure to gay people to realize they are not that bad.

Hahaha, that scene with Grant was hilarious!! And I'm glad that images of Dante's Cove weren't stuck in my head the whole time...though that might be interesting. The clip with Rebecca was really cute.  

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I've never seen any evidence that Evan was homophobic.

He's always been totally supportive and non-gay-panic with Calvin from the second he pledged him and became his big brother.

I think Evan was just uncomfortable because he walked into a situation where Calvin and Grant were behaving like they were very, very  guilty about something and they were half-naked and standing very close to each other.

It's ironic since Calvin needed a new roommate because his old roommate was having too much sex in the room.

Given that Evan has actually dragged Calvin from his bed with Heath still in it (in his underwear) without so much as an blink, I don't think Evan was reacting homophobically.

He was more like, "Um, okay weirdos I don't know why you're acting like stammering freaks but  I was just checking on you..."

At least that was my take on the situation.

I've never found Even to be homophobic at all.

 

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The show has the look of a longer less interrupted episode of UNDRESSED. A show which while cute, wasn't very challenging in it's casting choices. Certainly Gregory Michael is high-end eye candy but he's no Laurence Olivier or even a Kevin Costner wannabe.

I don't subscribe the theory that just because it has gay content it offers good LGBT visibility.  I certainly hope that the full efpisodes are less amateurish stories meant to titillate teenage hormones on both sides of the aisle.

That's all I am saying... 

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People in the Greek system (at least, the people who are involved heavily in their houses), are almost (note the qualifier!) exclusively in that late teen/ early 20s age group. Generally, the only frats that go after the non-traditional students with any energy are the new ones or small ones trying to get their numbers up.

Anyone 25 or older who actually lives in the house or is heavily involved in regular activities is almost unheard of, at least at the college where I went.

CALVIN ON THIS SHOW IS SOOOOOOOOOOO HOT AND THE NEW CHARACTER GRANT IS TO. 

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