Webster is asking Jesus for a commentary on his sermon. I don't know if that is generally a good idea.
Jesus is not into the sermon. He says, "feel free to quote me" and "always good to open with a joke." Hm. I wish the New testament editors had followed that advice.
Gay mobster comes over and asks "does God think I'm bad? or that I'm evil or going to go to hell." Could be good TV here. I'm hoping....
but no.
Webster quotes the without sin cast the first stone story, although, um, homosexuality is not a sin, really. "If I do go to hell it won't be for being gay." Heh. that's true, but not the point of the story. He could have quoted Galatians, Ephesians or Romans. I mean, we liberals aren't against sin.
I mean we are against sin.
Adam gets caught with boxers outside his girlfriend's room. Well, that's entertaining, but I think it would be a lot more funny if he were simply naked.
Bishop confronts Webster about a condom found in her car. A gay condom.
Jesus says, "Kids, huh." Is that really the best answer Jesus can give for kids having sex? Can't he say something like, "at least he used a condom."
At the groundbreaking, Webster tells the story of his mother's loss of memory. He is getting a bit teary, which sometimes pastors do. But they try not to say, "you know what I am talking about." that's bad form.
Paxton's nasty bigoted wife asks Judith "if she had a nice lunch." With Worth, the semi-sexy politico.
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