BBC rubbishes pathetic complaints about Doctor Who's gay kiss
Briefly

The BBC’s Executive Complaints Unit defended the episode's kiss, stating that it was ‘likely to go over the heads of children’ and served a fast-moving plot.
Two viewers lodged complaints criticizing the kiss as ‘inappropriate for children’ and expressed concern over the rapid development of the Doctor and Rogue's relationship.
The kiss marked a significant moment in TV history, being portrayed with romantic intentions for the first time, highlighting increased LGBTQ+ representation in Doctor Who.
With ongoing discussions about representation, viewers remain polarized, but the BBC encourages acceptance of varied relationship dynamics showcased within its programming.
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