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\\u201cGrand Illusion\\u201d (October 29, 1996)

Because this is either the episode you\\u2019re getting immediately before the election (if you\\u2019re on the Patreon feed) or directly after (if you\\u2019re on the main feed), we decided we\\u2019d try for something political. No, we don\\u2019t know why we attempted this, but we ended up picking the first LGBT-themed episode from Spin City, which is arguably the most politically focused sitcom of late. And while this episode should focus more on the out gay character, Michael Boatman\\u2019s Carter Heywood, it instead shifts the spotlight to Connie Britton\\u2019s Nikki, which Drew thinks is lame.

Poobala.com is the website that charts TV crossovers in considerable detail, and you could definitely get lost there if you love TV trivia. And here is the clip of Matlock in a gay bar along with Lea Delaria in pearls.

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