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    • Watch Final Episode of Robert Carnilius’ LGBTQ Animated Web Series ‘McTucky Fried High’

    Back during the beginning of the year we told you about Chicago-based filmmaker and illustrator Robert Carnilius and his LGBTQ animated series called "McTucky Fried High". The series which he created will consist of 5 episodes, “using comedy to tackle issues of gender identity, bullying, sexting and coming out of the closet”.

    The filmmaker says that he wanted to make the series because: "even though there are a lot of great network cartoons and animations, there aren’t any that prominently feature characters in the LGBTQ community."

    And he adds as well that he was first drawn to animation instead of live actors because “with animated characters who…

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