Patrick M , New York
I saw this ad first in Australia in March 1995 during the televised version of the Mardi Gras parade and loved it then as now -- it's funny and a great, well-made, family-supportive ad.

John V. , Boston
I think we need more ads demonstrating that gay can be pro-family. Unfortunately, this one depicts a world that is almost never reality. Mainstream audiences will wince and jeer and closeted young people will only feel the pressure of bridging two ideals of normalcy. I think organizations like PFLAG do a lot more to push for tolerance on all sides that works with our society as it is.

Dorothy , Winston-Salem, NC
I love this ad! It's got everything: family acceptance, safe sex advocation, and (finally!) same sex couples who aren't portrayed as sex fiends, just normal teenage kids. I think my favorite scenes are the expressions on the kids faces when they meet each other at the door. How many kids have had to hide those same reactions on a day-to-day basis? How many more would absolutely rejoice if they could live their lives in environments as accepting and nurturing as the two households pictured here?

Darus Walls , Milwaukee
Lighthearted and supportive. What more could people want; especially making safe sex as important and common as breathing?

Jonathan , Toronto
Very well done - I quite like how both of the families were pro-gay in the relationships!

David C. Jr. , Brattleboro, VT
Very well done. I'm sure it helped alot of people.

Russell , Hanover,PA
It sure would be nice if this ad, or one with all of its good qualities, could appear in the U.S. But I don't think that the government would permit it.

Peter , Sydney, Australia
I was the Dad. I didn't get paid and the poor director struggled (even in Sydney) to get the actors. I take great pride in this one primarily because of the date and its inclusiveness.

Nic , Sydney
I came out a year before this was TV and when I saw it late one night, it just made me smile.