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All Episodes of Out With Dad

 

All episodes of Out With Dad, right here, in one place. Click the titles below, to link to the episode’s original page. If you love Out With Dad and want to see more episodes produced, please consider contributing to our third season budget: outwithdad.com/contribute

Click here to read news about the series, or here to read about the filmmaker’s blog “Making Out”.

 


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Season One

1.01 “Rose with Vanessa”

Premiered: July 8, 2010

The premiere episode of Out With Dad. 15 year old Rose (Kate Conway) and her best friend Vanessa (Lindsey Middleton), find out that sometimes first kisses don’t turn out exactly how we expect.

This episode features the song “Half Light” by Lara Martin.

Music composed by Adrian Ellis.


1.02 “Out To Lunch”

Premiered: July 22, 2010

Nathan (Will Conlon) wants to learn how to help Rose. First thing he learns is that friends are more reliable than the Internet. Meanwhile, Kenny (Corey Lof) encourages Rose (Kate Conway) to make amends with Vanessa (Lindsey Middleton) even if it means being an “asshole”.

This episode contains the song “Heroes” by Dan Beausoleil

Music composed by Adrian Ellis.


1.03 “Movie Night with Dad”

Premiered: August 5, 2010

Vanessa (Lindsey Middleton) tries to force Rose (Kate Conway) into explaining herself, but an encounter on the subway is more clarifying. Nathan (Will Conlon) continues to try to reach out to Rose in ways even his subconscious finds embarrassing.

Music composed by Adrian Ellis.


1.04 “Party Out”

Premiered: August 19, 2010

Ingredients for a high school party: a parentless basement, mood lighting, a fool dancing, someone crying in the bathroom.

This episode features the songs:
“Steady Beating Drum” by Lara Martin
“Side Swept” by Late July
“Time is Wasting” by Dan Beausoleil


1.05 “Blind Date with Nathan”

Premiered: September 2, 2010

Nathan (Will Conlon) is out on a blind date with Angela (Kelly Marie-Murtha).

This episode features the song “Insomnia” by Trio Arjento.


1.06 “Tea with Dad”

Premiered: September 9, 2010

Nothing like a spot of tea to make everything better. The conclusion of Rose & Nathan’s nights out.


1.07 “Chemistry with Vanessa”

Premiered: September 23, 2010

In this penultimate episode of season one, things are shaping up for Rose..

This episode features the song “A Well Kept Secret” by Late July.


1.08 “Out with Kenny”

Premiered: October 7, 2010

Coming out isn’t easy… even when you practice.

Music composed by Adrian Ellis.


Season Two

2.01 “Out with Dad”

Premiered: July 7, 2011

When we last saw Rose, she was practising coming out to dad – but will she? Does she have the courage? Inside she knows it’s time. But how will dad react if she does? Coming out can be the scariest thing a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning teen will ever go through.

Music composed by Adrian Ellis.


2.02 “Asking Out Alicia”

Premiered: July 21, 2011

Our first minisode of the season, next one will be a full length episode. Kenny finally finds the courage to ask out Alicia Van Harren, well, eventually.

Music composed by Adrian Ellis.


2.03 “Having it Out”

Premiered: August 4, 2011

Sometimes people say things they don’t realize are mean or hurtful. According to numerous sources, the average teenager hears 26 homophobic slurs in a day. Often, these things are said by our friends, classmates, family members. To Rose, comments like these ring louder than ever now that she’s out to herself and to a select few. What if coming out all the way out makes it even worse? What if she’s singled out because she’s gay? Is this what Vanessa is so afraid of? Is that why she’s behaving the way she has been? Questions like these can be overwhelming. Meanwhile, at home, Nathan has an unexpected encounter – which might have devastating consequences.

Music composed by Adrian Ellis.


2.04 “With Jacob and Vanessa”

Premiered: August 18, 2011

A difficult time for the LeMay family. Vanessa and her younger brother, Jacob, sit upon the steps as they listen in on their parents fighting. Jacob fears he might lose another sibling to something he doesn’t understand, and Vanessa realizes what is truly important to her.

Music composed by Adrian Ellis.


2.05 “Striking Out”

Premiered: September 1, 2011

Heartbreak. Anger. Sadness. Rose and Vanessa’s households are in turmoil following Nathan’s major parenting mistake. Luckily, Kenny is having a better day, showing that sometimes the good guy does get the girl.

Music composed by Adrian Ellis.

This episode features the following songs:
“What’s Left” by Late July
Kristy May by The Elwins
“Every Song Ever Written” by Trio Arjento
“Goodnight Lovers, Goodnight Thieves” by Gavin Slate


2.06 “Working it Out”

Premiered: September 15, 2011

In our mid-season finale, Nathan tries what he can to apologize to Rose. Unable to forgive, Rose is still overwhelmed with the possibility of life without Vanessa.

Music composed by Adrian Ellis.

Featuring the song “Apology” by Dan Beausoleil


2.07 “Out with PFLAG, Part I”

Premiered: March 2, 2012

We pick up right where we left off as Rose, Nathan and Johnny attend their first PFLAG sharing meeting. Two of the stories they hear are written by members of our audience in response to our call for story submissions. For the most part, the dialog spoken by our actors comes directly from their text – with only a few changes for dramatic purposes. Rose also happens to encounter a familiar face…

Music composed by Adrian Ellis.


2.08 “Out with PFLAG, Part II”

Premiered: April 4, 2012

It’s intermission at the PFLAG sharing meeting, Claire makes a point of getting to know little more. After intermission, the group reconvenes to hear more stories, including Maureen and David’s (based on submitted text). At last, we get to hear from Rose and Nathan, typical of a sharing meeting: there are tears.

Music composed by Adrian Ellis.


2.09 “Chatting with Claire”

Premiered: April 23, 2012

Rose is chill’n on Facebook at a local coffee shop, when she gets an unexpected “friend request”. It’s Claire Daniels! The girl from the washroom, the girl from the PFLAG meeting! Great. Now what does Rose say?

Music composed by Adrian Ellis.


2.10 “The Museum Outing”

Premiered: May 3, 2012

It’s going to be a good day for Rose and Kenny, her wingman, when they go to see Claire at her work, the Scarborough Museum. Meanwhile, Nathan does his best to get back into Angela’s good graces.

Music composed by Adrian Ellis.

Featuring the song “Good Day” by Robyn Dell’Unto


2.11 “Out with Doubts”

Premiered: June 17, 2012

Rose is full of doubts. A chance encounter with Vanessa makes her even more confused. To make it an even worse day, both Nathan and Rose encounter homophobia and neither know how to deal with it.

Featuring the songs “It Was Real” by Livi and “White Lies” by Lesley Pike.


2.12 “Out of Mind”

Premiered: July 12, 2012

While Rose reads a letter from her overseas penpal, she and Claire awkwardly make small talk as the continue to get to know each other. The conversation gets very heavy when the subject of Vanessa comes up. It causes Rose to seriously consider things, as we wrap up our second season.

Featuring the songs “Girl Who Stole The Sun” by The Mittenz and “Side Swept” by Late July.


Rose’s Video Diary #1 “My First Video Diary”

Premiered January 3rd, 2013

Rose has decided it’s time to get back into an old habit: keeping a diary. Only this time she’s going do it by video!


Rose’s Video Diary #2 “School Dance?”

Premiered January 17th, 2013


In Rose’s second personal video diary, she discusses the dilemma of school dances. To go or not to go? It’s not always a simple question.


Rose’s Video Diary #3 “Changing Relationships”

Premiered January 31st, 2013

Rose reacts to the school semi-formal, and how relationships change over time.


Rose’s Video Diary #4 “My Pen-Pal Penny”

Premiered February 14th, 2013


We first heard Rose mention her pen-pal in the second season finale. She’s a little behind writing back, because she’s stuck on a few things. Maybe you can give her advice?


Rose’s Video Diary #5 “Inspiring Bravery”

Premiered February 28th, 2013

Rose is feeling quite inspired! She and Claire just walked home from school and all they talked about was amazing out and proud women. They spoke of Kathleen Wynne(Ontario’s first female premier), Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir the prime minister of Iceland, andJulie d’Aubigny – a 17th-century swordswoman, actor, singer and out bisexual.

It’s super cute how Rose is engaged, but she is still trying to find her bravery. “The bravery will come”, said David at Rose’s first PFLAG meeting. His words still stand out to her. Watch that episode by clicking here.


Rose’s Video Diary #6 “My dad is seeing someone!!!!!!”

Premiered March 14th, 2013


Rose may have discovered something her dad has been keeping from her for some reason.


Rose’s Video Diary #7 “Being LGBT in Catholic Schools”

Premiered March 6th, 2013

Rose responds with fear and anger to news article she recently read online ”Bullied Catholic student speaks out”; about an out lesbian student in Windsor, Ontario who is being bullied by her religion teacher and is threatened with a lawsuit for speaking out. You may read the news article by clicking here.


Rose’s Video Diary #8 “Perfect Moment”

Premiered March 28th, 2013

It’s the middle of the night, and an old memory must have resurfaced in Rose’s dream. She’s awake just enough to grab her camera and record her memories, of a time when she and Vanessa could still be friends.


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  1. nyakundi mike | May 12, 2012 at 1:19 pm

    I accident got the series and I have wachted all the videos. I am impressed not that I am gay, I know I am straight and will always be but its good insight as a young parent to keep noticing signs. I must admit it scares me abit, thinking what if my son one day comes home with this news!! But Maybe watching Rose’s father will strengthen. keep up guys.I am Mike from Kenya

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  2. Maaike Villavicencio Fernandez | May 7, 2012 at 4:11 pm

    great project, will recommend it … I am a big fan and admirer and I wish I could have seen this half a lifetime ago! Glad teens have access to this now. I guess I’m just trying to say a heartfelt THANKS!

    Reply
  3. türkk | May 6, 2012 at 1:12 pm

    Is it possible to make the Turkish subtitle
    series of very fine
    English is my only problem is the array Turks

    Reply
    • Director Jason Leaver | May 6, 2012 at 1:56 pm

      I would like that! I wonder if we could find someone who could translate our subtitles for us.

      Reply
      • Sahzmir | May 10, 2012 at 2:36 pm

        awesome and I’m very glad if you sir can also put an a English sub because I’m not good Listening but better when I read it =) because I’m malaysian

        Reply
        • Director Jason Leaver | May 10, 2012 at 2:37 pm

          There already are English subtitles!

          Reply
          • turkısh | May 11, 2012 at 7:23 am

            please Turkish subtitle is not English but

          • Nico | January 17, 2013 at 7:20 am

            Hi, I am Italian but I speak both english and Turkish. I wish I can help! My Turkish is not great but still I can get assisted by a turkish friend who lives close to me…
            Let me know If I can help somehow!

          • Nico | January 17, 2013 at 8:01 am

            Hi, I already wrote a comment but I don’t know if I was able to post it!
            Anyways, I read that many people are asking for turkish subtitles… Well I am Italian but I speak both English and Turkish, so if any help is needed, please ask!
            My Turkish is still not great but I can get helped by a Turk who is a close friend of mine and who helps me a lot with Turkish…
            I wish I can be helpful with what you do! I really love the whole series and I think it may be helpful for many young kids out there and so expecially for those who live in countries like Turkey where I guess there’s not much representations of gay people’s lives!

            26 décembre 2012

            kalbim ege’de kaldı’yı ben sana söylemiştin
            hatırlıyor musun
            İstanbul’a gelmeden birkaç gün önce

            evet evet
            hatirliyordum

            aman efendim, ayrılık ölümden beter
            canım efendim, yeter bu hasretlik yeter

            ve serçe albumunde “golge etme” çok begeniyorum
            bunu bildin mi?
            27 décembre 2012

            gunaydin

            Gunaydin efendimmm

            nasilsin leydim?

            Iyiyim canim sen?

            bilmiyorum….
            çok tuhaf hissediyorum

            Neden

            on iki saat için uyudum
            ve kafam çok agriyor…

            Ben hep cok uyudugum icin
            Alisigim ona

            ne??

            I always sleep that much
            So I’m used to it
            8 janvier

            antalyada kar var mi?

            hayır
            antalyada kar yağmaz
            ama istanbulda kar var
            Aujourd’hui

            heyyo

            hey you!

            nasılsın

            çok iyiyim!
            çok uyudum
            filmleri gordum… sigarayi içtim…
            hiçbir seyi yaptim o zaman!
            ne guzeeeeeeeeeeel!
            sen nasilsin?

            iyiyim
            biraz karnım ve belim ağrıyor

            neden? ne yaptin?

            ı’m on my period canım:)

            hahaha
            right
            that disgusting women’s period!

            evet
            indeed!
            i feel like i’m 76839084504 kg

            LOL
            I think God hates you.
            Maybe he was gay
            hahahaha

            I mean, God hates women

            anladım

            I hope that wasn’t offensive for you

            hayır
            özel olarak benden hoşlanmadığını düşünmüyorum
            hatta beni sevdiğini bile düşünüyorum
            ama this is a fucking period!

            LOL
            canim
            does this have any sens?
            I mean… is this correct?
            Merhaba, zaten yazdim ama okubilirse bilmiyorum!
            Neyse, Turkçe altiyazilari isten çok insanlar gordum… Ben Italyanim ama Turkçe ve Ingilizce ikiniz konusuyorum. O zaman, yardimci olabilirim.
            Turkçem mukkemel degil henuz, Turk çok sevgili bir arkadasim var ve o bana yardim edebilir Turkçeyle.

            let’s make some changes
            tell me the first sencence in english per favore

            Hi, I already wrote a comment but I don’t know if I was able to post it!
            Anyways, I read that many people are asking for turkish subtitles… Well I am Italian but I speak both English and Turkish, so if any help is needed, please ask!
            My Turkish is still not great but I can get helped by a Turk who is a close friend of mine and who helps me a lot with Turkish…
            in turkish I wanted to say “Hi, I already wrote but i don’t know if you can read it

            merhaba, daha önce de yazdım ama okuyabildiniz mi bilmiyorum.
            Türkçe altyazı isteyen çok insan olduğunu gördüm. Ben italyanım, türkçe ve ingilizce konuşabiliyorum. O zaman, yardimci olabilirim.
            türkçem hala çok iyi değil ama Turk çok sevgili bir arkadasim var ve o bana yardim edebilir Turkçeyle.

          • Nico | January 17, 2013 at 8:10 am

            Sorry, the last comment was a mistake. I’m a bit embarassed but I just involuntarily copied and pasted a conversation with a friend and there are some private things written on it… I wish you can help me deleting it. Thank you so much and still, I’m really sorry!

      • turkey | May 12, 2012 at 3:37 pm

        please please I’m begging
        Make Turkish subtitle
        Think of us…

        waiting for positive response

        Reply
      • greekfan | May 27, 2012 at 10:16 pm

        hi there, im from greece n i love ur episodes, all of them totally, its my favourite series of any kind if ever watched. the acting is so human, real and touching, nothin fake at all………congrats and keep up the good work guys. i await to see everything u put out next.

        this may sound silly but if u cant find anyone to translate turkish for you guys, why not try google translate ?? and then add it in ? jus a thought…

        i await the next episode

        fan from athens greece :-)

        Reply
      • Cevik Basmaci | April 13, 2013 at 1:07 pm

        Hello. I love (actually, I’m in love with) Out With Dad and I think every person should have the opportunity to watch this show. This is brilliant, I mean, this show also changed my life like it did to so many people. I am not in a position to support the show with donation, but I would like to partake, or at least contribute to this show in a way. I am a native Turkish speaker and studying in an American High School in Istanbul. I think you can see my email address, so if you want to contact me, feel free to do so.

        Reply
  4. Diego | May 6, 2012 at 12:39 am

    this show is my life I mean I can wait anymore, you should go on with the next video you’re great and the show must go on amazing story you’ve written….keep it up and GOOD LUCK

    Reply
  5. Hello | May 5, 2012 at 6:50 am

    When is the next episode (s2 ep11)

    Reply
  6. Jeany87 | May 5, 2012 at 5:07 am

    besides claire means all what she says and is honestly to rose in contrast to vanessa, she ist wrong and dishonest.

    Reply
    • AntheaKoon | December 20, 2012 at 3:26 pm

      Well, define wrong. Is someone really wrong if they have been conditioned to think or believe in a particular way?

      Reply
    • AntheaKoon | December 20, 2012 at 3:27 pm

      Sorry just curious to hear an opinion is all.

      Reply
  7. Jeany87 | May 5, 2012 at 5:00 am

    So, i think Rose and Claire fit together better than Vanessa and Rose.

    Reply
  8. Emily | May 3, 2012 at 7:56 pm

    I love these episodes! :) I can’t wait for the new one. I really hope Rose and Vanessa end up together. They deserve to be happy!!! :D

    Reply
  9. Evi | May 3, 2012 at 5:05 am

    Hey everyone:)
    I am Eva 20 years Old and from Germany.
    If i have any mistakes i am realy sorry.
    I know that i like Girls since 2006. My mum
    Know it the hole time but she Never told me that.
    Coming Out Story yeah.. I think every Day
    You can have a New coming Out Story.

    Reply
    • kimo | May 10, 2012 at 3:14 am

      why u like girls baby ?? what about if you like me EVA??

      Reply
    • Cinthya | June 11, 2012 at 12:56 am

      Hi

      Reply
  10. RevalisPyross | May 2, 2012 at 9:39 pm

    First of all, I want to thank all of the wonderful people who are involved with this project, whether they are in front of the camera or behind it. A series like this is essential for those who are stuggling to come to terms with their own or even another’s sexuality, not to mention it has been made beautifully; it’s touching, intelligent and insightful with the ability to make you crack a grin with its humour. It would be a wonderful thing to be shown in schools and other public locations, but just by having it on the internet it’s clear it’s impacting on people’s lives just from looking at the comments. I most definitely will be making a contribution once I’m no longer flat-out broke and I shall also be directing people to the series.

    The stories from the PFLAG episode are really touching, especially knowing they were real accounts from viewers of the series. Admittedly, I was one of the lucky ones with my coming out. I talked about my sexuality with my Mom, who was clearly accepting of women being attracted to other ladies while I was growing up, over the course of several years as I was unsure whether my crush on this girl was just phase or not. I was twelve when I first realised I had an attraction to her, but it wasn’t until I was fifteen did I admit that I was a lesbian. When I came out to my family and friends they were accepting, the most adverse reaction being my Grandad’s who largely ignores it, and my best friend for over ten years now also turned out to be gay a couple of years later.

    Even though I personally haven’t had any negative experiences due to my sexuality, it always angers me to hear of the hardships people have to go through due to ignorance and hate. I cheer every time I hear of a new law of equality being passed or seeing some proof that the world is growing more accepting of loving another regardless of gender. Seeing a series like this makes me hope for a brighter future. I rarely write things like this, nor do I usually go into such depth if I do, but supporting this is important.

    Thank you once again.

    Revalis from England

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  11. monik | May 2, 2012 at 5:22 am

    waaaooo!!! hola que tal, tengo 25 años y nunk habia visto una serie tan cute y tan educativa, me parece muy buena idea mostrar esta historia a los adolesentes confundidos, me hubiese gustado ver una serie asi cuando tenia esa edad y aun me encontraba en la situacion de vannessa me identifico mucho con ella…recomendare esta pagina y ponga mas capitulos esta super interesante, apesar de mi edad estoy en esa etapa de rose ya que le dije a mi papa y ha mi hermana la cual me quieren igual pero no hablan del tema,”salir del closet” pero ya acepte que soy lesbiana…

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  12. Amelia | April 30, 2012 at 5:35 pm

    Hi. I know my story probably won’t even rate on the scale of bravery, but I think if there’s a safe place to tell it, it’s here. I am thirteen, almost fourteen, and in the eighth grade. I know that might seem young to be coming to terms with all of this, but that’s just the way it played out. I’m lesbian, and out to a few of my closest friends. I haven’t been brave enough to come out to my family (parents and my sister) yet, but just today I came out to someone successfully and it’s given me hope. I am so afraid that they will freak out and never look at me the same again. My best friend, who is bisexual but heteroromantic (it’s confusing to both of us too haha), has assured me that I could camp out in her basement if they kick me out. God, I love her. Anyway, here’s hoping it goes well…I’ll do it soon, hopefully.

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    • Jessica Sansbury | May 19, 2012 at 9:34 am

      Coming out is possibly the hardest thing a LBGT child can do.
      Saying your story will never be the same on the scale or bravery is wrong. You just coming on here and telling your story is certainly brave. You should come out to all the important people ASAP, trust me, it is important to have support!
      Trust me, they will not freak out about it and they will not disown you. That’s what I thought about my mum, when I told her about myself, but she didn’t freak out, or disown me, or kick me out, you will be surprised.
      If you ever need someone to talk to, I am here. My name is Jess (Obviously), I am 17 and I live in South Australia.
      Just chuck me an email whenever you need…. jess_could_have_been_here@live.com.. And just tell me who you are and that you came from OWD and I can help you out :)
      Goodluck xxx

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    • Jessica | December 30, 2012 at 4:34 pm

      Hey, im bisexual and two of my closest friends are bisexual…..my best friend never open up to anyone and like 2 weeks ago she open up to me for 2 reasons first she trusted me and second she liked me …..it was most greatest day of my life because i liked her too….so my best friend just became my girlfriend still no one knows i havent open up with my family yet my friend hasnt open up with anyone just me……im scared to open to my friend family but if they found out and they yet mad i dont care because i have someone that will protect me so ya that is my story and im happy :-)

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    • Skimo | January 26, 2013 at 5:47 pm

      Where do u live?

      Reply
  13. Brenda | April 24, 2012 at 11:37 pm

    Esta es la mejor serie que he visto en mis 24 años!Tiene todos los componentes necesarios y creo que no existe alguna otra que refleje el verdadero drama que uno atraviesa al salir del closet,particularmente soy lesbiana y mis padres se enteraron por casualidad hace 3 años,ellos no me aceptan,actuan como si nunca lo hubiesen sabido.Pero yo sigo adelante.MUCHAS GRACIAS POR HACER ESTE MAGNIFICO TRABAJO!ya están haciendo del mundo un lugar mejor :) .saludos desde Argentina!

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  14. im sorry but no | April 13, 2012 at 9:24 pm

    im sorry but no you cannot know my name

    comming out was terrible

    when i was eight it was the first time my dad was overseas with the world on terror
    i felt unbeliveable pride as i walked with him while he was in uniform
    with being bi i felt as if i betrayed him like he was my role modle that i had to live up to and there couldent be a flaw on me that could change that. durring that time i started to feel “diffrent” i went to a camp and i felt myself getting feelings in the shower room i was scared so much i tried suicide 2 times over the years i couldent come to terms and thought it was the overwhelming chemicals in puberty and such.
    why i told anywan is beyond me.
    i told my older sister and she still loved me
    i thought thigs would go as well as it did for rose

    it didn’t
    i told one friend and it got all around school i was terrified i had finaly built a relationship with my school mates and it was almost ruined. By now i was “out of the closet but hidding in the bathroom”
    i told my gay aunt and the mother of all bad things happend
    i got sold out
    i thought of all the people i could trust it was her
    my parents still havent got around to the idea and i hope they will
    there is no sighn of hope now but i know its comming
    the only thing thats helping me now is the quote from a movie that i dont even remember ” ive already hit an all time low now all i can do is go up.”

    btw dont use the email its fake

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  15. Val3 | April 13, 2012 at 12:03 am

    =O!!! Magnifica serie!! Muchas gracias por generar este tipo de proyectos para internet, ojalá q todos los padres fueran así …jeje creo que esta serie me puede ayudar mucho con mis padres, en verdad que hacen muy bien trabajo!! Felicitaciones, no dejen de sacar nuevos capitulos :) !

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  16. girlpink | April 12, 2012 at 8:30 pm

    i am a girl from mexico. I think I’ma lesbian because I am in love with a co-worker, I had never felt anything for anyone so, I have fear to tell you that I am drawn to it and lose the friendship we have.
    I have not closeted hope soon to do because this is stressing me way too

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  17. Dandara | April 9, 2012 at 1:44 pm

    Hey!

    First of all, i want to send greetings from brazil and secondly i want to say thank you Jason and for all the cast of this marvelous series. I lived in Toronto in a couple of months and some places bring to me so nicely memories…Also, i want to thank you to bring me an opportunity to be more open-minded about the problems and difficulties related to accept and mantain a relationship/friendship with gays/lesbian peoples.I d’nto have any type of prejudice about it but, now, after seeing these episodes i can see more naturally everything.I know a lot of people like almost all of the characters and i now i realize how difficult is to reveal your truly “taste”.

    So don’t stop with this series, It’s helps a lot of people around the world with this sweeties minutes of knowledge.

    Peace & Love.

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  18. OWDFan | April 8, 2012 at 9:28 pm

    Jason, I think what you’re all doing here is very important and needed. It really does give more than what people realize it does to many out there. I believe deeply in what you’re doing and believe me, I would love to help you. I’ve asked all of my friends over the next few weeks to save all the spare change they would maybe just toss to the side and not pay mind to and let me have it. Many agreed, and with that I will be donating to you and your cast for the AMAZING things you’re doing. Keep up the good work, and send my regards to everyone!!

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    • Director Jason Leaver | April 8, 2012 at 10:28 pm

      That is so kind of you!
      Thank you for believing in us and our hard work. Your efforts to help is so very-much appreciated.

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      • Ava Jackson | August 28, 2012 at 7:26 am

        Wait, the season will continue right? That was the worlds craziest cliff hanger. It HAS to continue. Just has to! Will they make a season 3?? Ahh im dieing! When will the rest of the season start????

        Reply
  19. Rick Dalton | April 5, 2012 at 2:50 am

    Yours is the best web series out there.

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  20. Alexa | April 5, 2012 at 12:24 am

    It kind of shocks me that there’s still so much fear about coming out. Maybe it’s where I lived, but I was never worried about being judged for it. I spent about 800x more energy on the fact that I fell in love with my best friend than I did on the fact that I fell in love with a woman.

    Granted, I still remember coming out to my little sister (who is one of my closest friends and always has been) about three years ago. I knew from the get-go that she would be okay with me being bisexual, but I didn’t know how to say it or if there were specific things I was supposed to say. So I did the same thing I always did when I didn’t know what to say; I spoke in metaphors.

    I said “You know how some people only like the black side of the black-and-white cookies, and some people only like the white side? Well, I think I am interested in both sides of the cookie.”

    I remember that she stared at me confusedly for half a second before saying “But I thought you didn’t like black-and-white cookies.”

    After finally being able to get across what I was trying to say, her response was simply “Oh. Cool.” And then we started talking about whether or not it was necessary (for me) to preface a metaphor by saying “the cookie is a metaphor,” and how evil her math teacher was.

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    • Alexis Rose | August 3, 2012 at 11:49 am

      That is the sweetest metaphor i’ve heard used and i think its a good way to not only try and explain sexuality to kids but to straight adults too:)

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  21. ct2191 | April 4, 2012 at 4:14 am

    These episode were one of the first things to give me the courage to be who I am and stop fearing what other people are going to think about me because I know i’m not alone.
    Thanks to everyone involved in the making of this amazing show

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  22. Dr. Alan Levinson | April 2, 2012 at 8:13 pm

    I’m the psychologist from New York whose written before. I just watched PFLAG, Part 1, and was once again quite taken with the quality of the writing, the acting, and the story-line. I am a 54 year old man. My wife passed away 2 1/2 years ago and I am raising my 13 year old son alone. I have no idea what the future holds for him. I don’t know whether he’ll be a drug addict, a homeless person, a doctor, or computer programmer. What I do know is that who ever he turns out to be, I will love him. What I also know, from years of experience (in my own therapy and doing therapy with others), is that good love is hard to find. Whoever he decides to love, male or female, I will relish his happiness and respect him no differently than I do now. To the parents out there who struggle with, or refuse to acknowledge their own children…don’t be afraid to listen and learn. Keep an open mind, and more importantly, keep the lines of communication open. I am sending another donation with the hope and prayer that “Out With Dad” will continue for years to come. Thank You…All.

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  23. Jenifer | April 2, 2012 at 6:53 pm

    More More More!!. I love this show so much. I am straight. But i support everyone for who they are. And enjoy underrated shows like this one!

    I hope you can make season 3!!

    Jenn

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  24. Haley | April 1, 2012 at 3:37 pm

    Ya for episode 8 but what about part 2 of episode 7 ?

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    • Director Jason Leaver | April 1, 2012 at 4:03 pm

      Comes out on April 4th!
      (episode 2×08 is part II of 2×07)

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  25. Rocío | April 1, 2012 at 1:12 pm

    WUAO! ME ENCANTA ESTA SERIE! No se puede reflejar de mejor forma una historia como esta, que los y las que la vivimos pensamos que es único y lo mejor que nos ha pasado nunca, conocernos de verdad a nosotros mismos… Todas estas experiencias son muy difíciles, pero vale la pena vivirlas, porque da igual que seas heterosexual, bisexual, gay o lesbiana, nacimos todos en el camino correcto, y para seguir adelante. ENHORABUENA A LOS CREADORES DE ESTA GRAN HISTORIA, no puedo aguantar hasta el estreno del próximo capítulo !!!

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    • Director Jason Leaver | April 1, 2012 at 1:31 pm

      Gracias!

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  26. Dita | March 30, 2012 at 3:37 pm

    Hey!
    Just wanted to say that I love the entire web series :) my story is slightly different to rose and Vanessa… I haven’t told my family that I am bi… I’m so scared of rejection… Everyday I wonder if today will be the day… I want to tell them everything… I have a great friend group at school though as 5 out of 9 of us are either gay or bi… It’s amazing how we al were best friends before even telling each other :) your web series has been inspiring to me and hope that one day I can do what rose did and tell the people who mean the most to me… :)

    Love from lil ol New Zealand! :)

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    • Director Jason Leaver | April 1, 2012 at 1:31 pm

      That is amazing! Must be very comforting as well to have such a great group.

      P.S., I’d love to go to New Zealand one day!

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  27. northsouthlove | March 29, 2012 at 1:47 pm

    yeeeeah ! 4th April :) I’m waiting for this! Greetings.

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  28. Rebecca | March 29, 2012 at 7:40 am

    I enjoyed your web series, & look forward to new episodes. Your actors are wonderful & story line very inspiring. It has been a wonderful reminder of how lucky I am to be comfortable in my own skin. Both my parents where excepting. Dad read a book to help him process it. Mum bounced the news off friends & family to gauge their reaction (which was ‘she’s still our beccy’!). I think once they realized it wasn’t a reflection on them, it sat more comfortably with them.
    I am 34yrs of age & live with my girlfriend of 5 & 1/2yrs,at her mums house, while we save to buy our own place. How lucky I am to live in a very supportive environment, in a gay friendly suburb of Melbourne & work in a large firm who don’t treat me differently for being gay.
    Web series like this remind me of how important it is to participate in the gay community. Not everyone is as lucky as me and I need to do my part in helping pave the way for change. Still so much more to do!
    Great job guys! Your awesome.

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  29. RPM | March 25, 2012 at 11:11 pm

    This series is fantastic. I either jump around like a hyper, happy five-year-old or pretend I’m not about to cry after every episode (sometimes both). Please keep up the amazing work! I am 23 and trans (FtM) – my partner, friends, coworkers, classmates and professors all know, but my family doesn’t yet. It’s terrifying, but every time I watch Out With Dad I think about how brave our community is and the good work we do for each other, and I feel a bit better. I know there is love out there for us, and support, and that makes me braver too. Much love to the cast and crew, you are all awesome!

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    • Director Jason Leaver | April 1, 2012 at 1:33 pm

      Thank you for sharing RPM!
      I’m so glad we got you to both jump with joy and cry with tears. :)

      Cheers!

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  30. Diandrea | March 25, 2012 at 1:15 pm

    Watching this shows brings up so many suppressed emotions..I’m trying to not let the tears meander down my face..trying to be brave every time I see a beautiful girl walk past,trying to be the ‘normal’ people place in this world..
    In watching this I realize that how I walk, how I talk, even the words I say can hint I am..uno because I try SO HARD to hide this, to deny it..At one time i thought I was out to myself and with my ex partner but realizing all we had fought for and her parents just..coming out is a journey and that journey is hard and sometimes maybe it is better to stay in the closet for awhile longer but being in that closet..being in this closet can kill u so slowly..it kills me slowly..So now at this moment I can not even admit it to myself and confusion is at the max..
    This show really brings up everything I try to hide everything i play tough to..but it also makes me feel safe here uno..A safeness that throughout my days and weeks and months and years..minutes and seconds I never have..
    Thank you.
    -Dia

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  31. darla | March 25, 2012 at 1:35 am

    I’m really excited about this show! Please can we have a air date for the next episode?

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    • Director Jason Leaver | March 25, 2012 at 12:58 pm

      April 4th! (Just added it to this page, thanks for reminding me!)

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  32. Disownedlesbian | March 24, 2012 at 10:05 pm

    My story couldnt be more similar to Athena’s. I am a lesbian woman who lost everything when I was shy off my 18th birthday. I had fallen in love with another girl. She was also a lesbian but did not admit that to herself. I remember I had asked this girl out for the very first time and well she had rejected me quite emphatically. I went home that afternoon and shut myself in the room. I had known for a while then that I was different and that I needed to accept it. My mom and I were always close but I still knew that it might be a shock. I never in a million years thought that what happened would happen. But Im getting ahead of myself. My mom came into my room like she always did when she got home to say hello and see how I was doing with school work. She found me working as usual but invited me out for a walk. We walked in silence for a few blocks until she started to ask me questions regarding my emotional state lately. I figured, she was my mom and she would probably be upset but would eventually understand that what I felt wasnt of my own doing. I figured she would love me and care about me. I told her very slowly and calmly what I was experiencing and how i felt confused while we were getting closer to what was my home. She yelled at me, called me a pervert and punched me. I stood in the street shocked while she ran inside. When I finally realized what had happened, I tried to get into my home so I could speak with her, explain. What I found, was a closed door. My mom had locked me outside of my own home. I cant remember for how long I sat on the footsteps. t got dark and I had no where to go, so I began to walk. Well I made my way through those last few months of High School, how I will not disclose because my heart has yet to repair from those horrible days. I got into college and worked so I could pay for my own apartment. I got my graduates and then I got into law school… Today, Im a lawyer and to this day I keep festering the silent plea, the one big hope, that one day I can gain my mothers forgiveness, although I dont believe I ever did anything wrong, except probably tell the truth and underestimate her hatred or overestimate the bond a mother should have with her daughter.

    This show, well it brings me hope that not all stories are like mine. although it appears some still are. For those who are struggling, well I wish you all the best. I wish you courage, love, forgiveness, patience and above all strength. My heart goes out to all the teenagers that are now understanding themselves and are coming to their truth. It is frightening, I know, and although it seems that you might never get over the fear, one day, you will get closer to living with just the mere sense of worry and not a full on fear.

    May the show get many more stories and episodes. :)

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    • Director Jason Leaver | March 25, 2012 at 12:08 am

      I think you are an incredibly brave and a strong person. Stronger than I’ve ever had to be. Thank you for sharing your story. I think it’s important to share stories, because it reminds everyone that none of us are alone.

      I’m glad our show has touched a cord with you. It makes all the hard work and long hours we’ve all put into the series seem so worth it.

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  33. McKenna | March 24, 2012 at 2:52 am

    I just found these webisodes, great job! I turn 50 this year and have been very nostalgic about my youth lately. I came out to my parents and best friend/crush when I was 16, so I completely relate to Rose and Vanessa. My best friend turned her back on me, scared of ‘guilt by association.’ Funny thing is, she turned out to be gay as well, she just took longer to process it, like Vanessa. We didn’t have the resources that kids have today, like LGBT centers, the internet, PFLAG, etc. It was 1978, I had no one to turn to. What you’re doing here is fantastic, I hope many kids and parents get the opportunity to see both sides of this. I never gave much thought about my parents perspective. I didn’t care – I was too consumed with my own drama, confusion, alienation and puppy love. I plan to contribute to your cause and hope you can continue this project!

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  34. Michael | March 22, 2012 at 12:50 pm

    First loves always hurt, more so when it is in a situation like this. I came out bi to my friends first and for the most part they excepted it. It always seems that girls story’s seem more heart wrenching then boys. I think it is too bad that boys with any gender preference think with the wrong head and forget to put some heart into it. Hurry up with the next episode and please, please let the two of them be together in the end. : )

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  35. Silvina | March 17, 2012 at 3:11 pm

    what a great serie ! when is comming the next episode? i can`t wait anymore!
    it is a clear situation about most of us, and it is telling very carefully and real.
    Sorry about my english, i am learning yet

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  36. scaredstraight | March 15, 2012 at 8:21 am

    I can not express how much I love watching these shows. I have always known I was different and had unexplained feelings for a girl when I was in grade school but thought nothing of it because I was too young to understand. 3 and half years ago(I was 3 months shy of my 16th bday) I meet my current girlfriend who helped put things in perspective for me, but the struggle is to come out to my parents, especially my mother. I know my mother would have the same reaction as Vanessa’s mother did and I am still not prepared to be disowned. I let my mother think I am straight, and that my girlfriend is my best friend, when in fact I know I am bisexual(leaning more towards girls tho). It causes less controversy even though when she makes a “gay” comment, it does boil my blood. This show gives a perfect example of two similar situations and how reactions affect one another. To who ever reads this comment, I hope you can overcome the fear of loosing what is dear to you to be able to be yourself to those who are suppose to love you no matter what. One day I hope to do the same and this show inspires me to do so.

    Keep up the great work! Can’t wait to see part two:)

    -Oregon, USA

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  37. Caro | March 14, 2012 at 5:21 pm

    I stumbled across your youtube channel today and it totally caught me. I watched all the videos and they are really inspiring and helpful. You’re doing such a great work, keep it up please! :)

    Greetings from Germany!

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  38. Ellie | March 11, 2012 at 10:46 pm

    Hurry up with the next episode!!!! It’s Soo good of a series!!!

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  39. Jasmynne | March 10, 2012 at 12:28 am

    When in 2012?? I’m excuted to watch it..

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    • Annie | March 12, 2012 at 9:29 am

      Hi, Jasmynne. The latest episode of Out With Dad debuted on March 2nd. You can watch the episode here: http://www.outwithdad.com/watch/2-07-out-with-pflag-part-i

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  40. Lance Parrish | March 8, 2012 at 7:59 am

    Hey i’m thoroughly enjoyithe series and i wanna be an actor so this is inspiring to me atleast. More on the way i hope. Love from America!!!!

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  41. Jo | March 6, 2012 at 10:46 pm

    I just wanted to say how much I am enjoying this project. Can’t wait for 2.08! Especially poignant for me as, like Rose, I have a supportive family – and like Rose, I had a crush on my bestbestbest friend, at about that age (although I was too shy to do anything about it – I think she knew but didn’t realize until we talked about it many years later how strongly I felt). And you know that “falling in love with your best friend” thing can just be devastating heartbreak even without negative family interference, if she doesn’t feel the same way.

    Anyway keep up the good work folks!

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  42. Camila Díaz | March 5, 2012 at 7:52 pm

    I forgotten to coment. I loved this proyect the first time I watched. It’s a great idea for all the people who are coming throught it… you’re amazing and I can’t wait for the next episode!!

    And sorry for my english, I’m watching it from Santiago, Chile :D

    Thank you for this amazing proyect…

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  43. Darla Allen | March 1, 2012 at 12:50 am

    Whens the next one coming out cuz its 2012 already….

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  44. northsouthlove | February 26, 2012 at 12:48 pm

    Oh no! I’m here first time, because I found your video on youtube today.. Immadiately I started watching all episodes, and I will more and more.. You have great project for this. Vanessa be strong ! Greetings from POLAND !

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  45. Emi | February 25, 2012 at 6:15 pm

    I love the show. I can’t wait till the next episode comes out :)

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  46. Michael | February 23, 2012 at 2:55 pm

    Arrgh. no more….. I’ve just watched all episodes up to 2.6. They’re fantastic. they’re scary, they’re wonderful. I couldn’t tear my eyes away. Wonderful acting. They are so totally believable. I’ve never been so captivated by a story like this ever.

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  47. Arawanach | February 23, 2012 at 9:18 am

    Okey, so now that next episode is airing in 2012… and it is 2012. Is there anything more specific? I would love to help if there was a way I could. Not by money, but something else.

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  48. Arawanach | February 18, 2012 at 2:07 pm

    I really like this series you are making. Hope to see more. It sort of reminds me of myself and my experiences. Just that it was a different time. Noboddy talked about coming out. There was nothing to come out from.

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  49. Carla | February 17, 2012 at 9:39 am

    Please make more episodes of this serie. Upload it as soon as you can bc i just love the script so much and the roles are very well played by the actors/ actresses. Not the mentiong the message itself so supportive with they gay/lesbian/trans community. keep it up the great job and upload more.

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  50. Sidni | February 16, 2012 at 7:55 pm

    Ok… it’s 2012 now! where’s the next episode? not to rush you or anything. Sorry if my english is bad. I’m from France.

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  51. Kaitlin | February 15, 2012 at 10:42 pm

    Gahhhh! there’s no more, there’s got to be more, I was so into it, it’s so captivating, I want to know if things worked otu between Vanessa and Rose, i want to see that PFLAG meeting, grrr, please make more :/ it helps me put my own life into perspective

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  52. danielle | February 12, 2012 at 9:59 pm

    Eu gostei da serie mt bacana e otima.Pois eu ainda estou me descobrinto quem eu sou e até q eu confusa,realmente não sei o fazer na verdade?obg pela serie é otima…

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  53. Gladiator | February 10, 2012 at 5:21 pm

    This is just amazing… completely a new perspective of father and daughter relationship… the ways its been presented it give me goose bumps… i really liked the concept, charaters and livelyness of the act…. Good job, keep it up!! i really enjoyed wathcing it….!! Waiting for 02X7!!

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    • Glad | February 10, 2012 at 5:24 pm

      I have seen all the videos in one go… could not stop myself!! Great great great work!!

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  54. IPGG | February 8, 2012 at 3:58 am

    siiii que continueee, me parece super interesante este proyecto!

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  55. JUNIOR | February 7, 2012 at 9:27 am

    Eu sou do Brasil.

    Muito bem feito, pessoas que passam realmente problemas da sociedade moderna de forma muito inteligente. Estou no aguardo do próximo 2×07.

    Abraço, Jr.

    I’m from Brazil.

    Very well done, people who are really problems of modern society very intelligent. I am awaiting the next 2×07.

    Hug, Jr.

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  56. Skycy | February 6, 2012 at 9:42 pm

    I´m 24 years old, and still I star watching the episodes I just couldn’t stop. It´s a great story, I´m looking forward to see the next episode. It remembered me when I got out of the closet, about the same age. God it was such a chaos, because I´m from Guatemala, and hire it´s a taboo somehow, about bean a lesbian….
    Any ways, just sending my best wishes from hire, and waiting for the next episode.

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  57. Denmi | February 5, 2012 at 11:30 pm

    :O OMG WHERE’S THE REST OF THE SEASON!!!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?!?!?!?!?

    IT’S 2012 PEOPLE!!! THERE SHOULD BE A THIRD SEASON ALREADY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    D:

    (( It’s sooooo awesome!! Please continue~!!!! ))

    - Love from the States! ^_^ -

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  58. Angel | February 5, 2012 at 7:52 pm

    Please don’t stop… This is similar to what the exact thing I’m going through

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  59. John Klaus | February 5, 2012 at 4:40 pm

    Just a 60 yr. old OLD FART, not pervert, like some out there. I ran across your SITE, quite by accident, found it really informative yet entertaining as well. It lets elders learn about the young folk and what they are going through, perhaps learn how to help OR adjust to the world around US! KEEP UP the great work. Let us KNOW when the NEW SEASON, new episodes are ready. GOOD LUCK good job.

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  60. Kimura | February 4, 2012 at 9:03 pm

    essa série é muito boa! acompanho desde o primeiro episódio e irei assistir até o fim! todos estão de parabéns!!!

    esperando pelo próximo episódio!!!!

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  61. dBLOOD | February 4, 2012 at 3:17 pm

    Keep on going, I love the show! Thank you for making it!

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  62. Melanie | February 3, 2012 at 9:35 pm

    Hey! This is a very good show! I hope you will upload the next episode soon! =D Can’t wait!

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  63. Danielle | February 2, 2012 at 6:47 pm

    Hi guys, I am from Brazil and this series it’s very very nice, despite of the short episodes. It seems to me criative, educative and very sensitive to deal with this subject!!!

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  64. hanna | January 27, 2012 at 4:43 pm

    when is the new episode coming out?

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  65. carla | January 23, 2012 at 11:47 am

    quando vai voutar … estamos curiosos

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  66. Christina | January 20, 2012 at 5:36 pm

    I found your first episode on youtube! i thought your show is amazing. what your doing is awesome, and i hope you continue with it.

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  67. Roberto Zapata | January 17, 2012 at 6:44 pm

    NUNCA HABÍA VISTO UNA SERIE TAN EDUCATIVA COMO “OUT WITH DAD”
    ESTAS SERIES DEBERÍAN ESTAR EN CANALES COMO HBO.

    YO ESPERO QUE SIGAN SACANDO MAS EPISODIOS PARA LA EDUCACION DE MUCHOS ADOLESCENTES, YA QUE ES UNA CRUDA REALIDAD PARA ELLOS Y ESTA SERIE ES UNA GRAN AYUDA PARA ORIENTAR TANTO A PADRES, ADULTOS, ADOLESCENTES Y SOBRETODO A MUCHOS QUE TIENEN MIEDO DE DECIR LO QUE SIENTEN POR SER REPRIMIDOS POR LA SOCIEDAD.

    COMO DICEN EN EL EPISODIO 6 DE LA SEGUNDA TEMPORADA “USTEDES SON UNOS GENIO”

    LE DOY 5 ESTRELLAS A ESTA SERIE!!!

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  68. jettgrrlaust | January 15, 2012 at 2:42 am

    Good on you for not only shining a light in the right direction on the subject matter but also for the high quality cinematography, writing, editing and actors! It’s awesome to see youtube being used like this, a great tool for us film makers. You guys have offically inspired me to write/edit my own webisode series. Such a relief to see that not everything on the tube has to be bad quality. Cannot wait for more eps, well done!
    Lotsa love from Australia

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  69. ich | January 14, 2012 at 9:09 am

    Hi,

    wann geht es weiter?

    Gruß
    ich

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  70. ich | January 14, 2012 at 9:08 am

    Hi,

    wann geht es denn weiter?

    Gruß
    ich

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  71. kkaattuuio | January 10, 2012 at 8:26 pm

    xfavor mas capitulos. !! q me muero

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  72. Beccy | January 9, 2012 at 8:24 pm

    I just wanted to say that I love this series! I accidentally stumbled over it and I could not stop watching – just great work :-) everything seems so real in it.

    Hope to see another episode as soon as possible :-)

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  73. Kaz | January 8, 2012 at 5:36 pm

    2012′s here already, when’s the next episode?? i find this program really interesting and it relates to me in a lot of ways, can’t wait for more to watch, thanks

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  74. Sam | January 7, 2012 at 4:44 pm

    Oh my god I’ve been like watching like very closely for the next episode!! I love your guy’s show soooooooo much! GAY PRIDE!!! XD Anyways PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDEOS!!!!

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  75. Mrs Love | January 7, 2012 at 1:27 pm

    hey guys, i really enjoy your videos, good job

    good luck for the next episode from germany=D

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  76. Julia | January 2, 2012 at 2:35 pm

    Hey,

    what shout i say. it´s a cool story, cool people. that´s all cool and fantastic

    big greetings from Germany^^:-) :-*

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  77. pre1134 | January 1, 2012 at 11:35 am

    Clap-clap to the writer… and everyone who made “Out with Dad” possible…. Hope to see another episode… Thank you…

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  78. Jack | December 30, 2011 at 2:44 pm

    Well my word I think it is a grate show. and would like to see If you would whant to move to t. V in amarica. I ask because I am creating the lgbtqt net work a chanale for lgbtq teens shows that show there side of the story and life. Any ways hope to hear back

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  79. Cristina | December 24, 2011 at 9:20 pm

    hey there! I´m from Madrid (Spain), I think this story is awesome, really inspiring. As many people, I am waiting for some more new episodes.

    Congratulations to the team making possible this project!!

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    • Laura | August 22, 2012 at 7:47 am

      Hey! Yo también soy de Madrid! :) Acabo de descubrir esta serie, y la verdad es que está bastante bien, es realista y creo que puede ayudar a mucha gente que esté pasando por algo similar.

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  80. Carmen | December 24, 2011 at 12:01 am

    I’m from Malaysia.this story is interesting.hope to see more episodes.

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  81. Kara | December 22, 2011 at 11:36 pm

    Please get new episodes out soon!!!

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  82. lucy | December 20, 2011 at 6:59 am

    this series seemed to me something new and interesting, thanks to her I could get a better view and interpretation of my situation.

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  83. fena | December 18, 2011 at 10:03 pm

    when is the following episode coming out???

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  84. Luly | December 16, 2011 at 11:16 pm

    I need more about this serie please!I loved all.

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  85. el kiiler | December 13, 2011 at 9:35 pm

    kiero los episodios los bo todos ala misma bes i no puedo aora resistir sin ve runooooo

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  86. el kiiler | December 13, 2011 at 9:34 pm

    si no fuecen tan cortos xD y pami keno pondran mas episodio porlo ke beo los bi todos hoy i aora kiero terminarlos pero no puedo porke po run comino nose ke paso ke no los ponen wht

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  87. tatiana | December 9, 2011 at 5:19 pm

    me encanta la seria… por favor ponga rapido los siguientes capitulos….
    I hope the new episodes please please……….

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  88. shoosh | December 9, 2011 at 2:00 pm

    i cant say anything cause its wonderful work i hope you continue your the best and i cant wait for the continue love u

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  89. Lydia | December 6, 2011 at 10:59 am

    Can’t wait for more! Watching in Germany.

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  90. princesofshdows | December 1, 2011 at 8:55 pm

    I really like these videos and how they promote PFLAG. PFLAG is an awsome place to meet new ppl that know what you are going through. Im actually a board member of my local chapter in VA and everyone has helped me so much since I come from two non-accepting parents. Thanks for putting these videos up

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  91. ween | November 30, 2011 at 4:49 pm

    woow muuy buena serie…
    cuando es el proximo episodio????
    muero por saber cuando lo sacan…

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  92. Viki | November 27, 2011 at 4:43 pm

    When is the next episode coming?? C’mon I like that show!! And for real 2012?? WTF ??? WHY???

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  93. Kenya | November 23, 2011 at 11:57 am

    ….so when is the next one?? =D

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    • Director Jason Leaver | November 23, 2011 at 1:11 pm

      Sadly, not until 2012.

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      • LOUISA | November 26, 2011 at 10:33 am

        umm..why is it that the next episode comes sadly not until 2012..please why???…i really watch this show and it helps me alot with what’s going on with my friends lives and also it kinda relates to me aswell cause im sorta confuse with my life..and this show is very interesting..i realy love it and it is sooo awesome and very understandable to what life is like for other closet teens around the world..plzz i do hope you will make more..im a very BIG fan and i mean like very a HUGE fan…:(

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  94. Marta | November 21, 2011 at 4:05 pm

    You guys are GREAT!
    I hope you continue with this surprisingly amazing serie, i’m addicted to you :D
    I wish you goog luck!
    Best regards from Spain ^^

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  95. Stefan | November 14, 2011 at 11:07 pm

    produced more. its a very interesting story. i like it mutch. best regard vor the crew.

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  96. T-RU | November 13, 2011 at 9:36 am

    It makes me very happy that there is a show like this one. People who are questioning or are looking for role models in this situation can come to “Out with Dad” and maybe see things from another side. To see what the other person is feeling. I wish when I came out 10years ago there could have been a show like this I could have shared with my mom. I am sure it would have helped her through my coming out.

    So congratulations to all on this project for putting together a very well done show. I am very happy I found it and can now share it. I hope it continues and is a great success.

    Cheers
    T

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  97. k | November 11, 2011 at 11:25 am

    I watch all the serie’s episodes!! I write you from Rome(Italy)just to say thanks..to all of u.I’m sorry for my bad english,and I can’t wait for the new episodes.

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    • amber | January 12, 2012 at 4:59 am

      YOU HAVE LOVELY ENIGLISH! much better than most people I know =D

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      • k | January 12, 2012 at 2:15 pm

        Thanks Amber!Do have some news about the 2nd season?Can I ask u where are u from?As u read, I’m from Rome(Italy)..are you ever been in italy?

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  98. Giselle | November 11, 2011 at 8:20 am

    Muy buena serie… espero que sigan con mas capítulos es muy interesante considero que muchos padre deberían de verla y así tal vez abrir un poco mas sus mente excelente proyecto…espero por mas

    felicitaciones !

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  99. Lacey | November 9, 2011 at 9:51 am

    i love the show please update more. it is very interesting.

    Reply
  100. diego001 | November 4, 2011 at 4:41 pm

    I hope you’ll continue the project because the story is very interesting!
    GOOD LUCK !!!!

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    • myra | December 7, 2011 at 1:52 pm

      MAKE MORE!!!! ITS KILLING ME TO WAIT!!!!

      Reply
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