It’s on early, so you can watch it. It’s also in re-runs now and it makes a good re-run.
I’m not sure about homosexuality. My brother was gay (he even died of AIDS, which was very unfortunate) and I feel like I knew he was gay before I knew what gay was.
I used to be very much an advocate for gays, but they have really turned me off in recent years. I don’t know if it’s a “choice” or not, but they need to practice some of the tolerance they demand from others.
It’s just very annoying. It’s gone from “leave us alone in the bedroom” (which I think pretty much everyone was willing to do) to “Celebrate our love!” (which many people just don’t want to do).
Do your own research on homo/bisexuality. There isn't a place where it is considered anything other than a choice. People CHOOSE to be homo/bisexual.
However, I don't throw stones. Why would I? The CLASSIC example of Jesus saving that adulterating woman from being stoned runs through my mind. Judging others to THAT lethal extent just brings the message home very CLEARLY.
I DIG IN, though, when someone tries to tell me that homosexuality/bisexuality is NORMAL for the human race. It is NOT; never was; never will be. Maybe the abnormality has become "normal" for a person but we humans aren't engineered any other way than heterosexual.
Even being asexual is abnormal.
That all cultures and faiths consider anything other than heterosexuality aberrant, sinful and wrong HAS to tell us what an overwhelmingly BASIC tenet of faith and life our heterosexuality is.