Homicide: Tim Bayliss "not strictly heterosexual"

[inkyguy]

Did we ever meet the boyfriend in this series or see them together? Though I recall this plot line, I don't recall him ever actually being seen with a boyfriend on the show.

[Siennasgirl]

@inkyguy He was never seen with a long-term boyfriend on the show. There was a scene where a gay character played by Peter Gallagher asked him out to dinner and he said yes (see 'Homicide: Life on the Street- Closet Cases' uploaded by bgcv1234). And a few scenes where he tried to get a relationship with another cop off the ground, but it didn't end well (see my other videos, the Roger Fisk one).

Of course, some people might argue that was because his long-term boyfriend was really Pembleton ;)

[mkl62]

5-31. Happy Birthday, Kyle. Or can I call you Detective Bayliss? I just want you to know that Homicide: Life on the Street is one of my all-time favorite shows. Many happy returns.

[KristinaSusan]

I like this scene alot. Kyle is gorgeous.

[t5y665yrty56]

I still say ed danvers is the hottest

[MrE985]

And she thought McNulty had issues!

[lostismyconstent]

Wow. From a writers perspective, he is one of the most complex and interesting characters Ive ever seen

[sittinsidewayzz]

Is he the one that actually played JEFF the tall cowboy with TR in CITY SLICKERS??????  No fucking way!!!

[OmniaVincit414]

"Not a lot of women are excited by the idea of two men in bed together"

So I'm abnormal then? Wonderful.

[radiohippie]

"Not a lot of women are excited by the idea of two men in bed together"

News to me.

[looneyngilo2]

Thanks for the upload! It excites me. :) Heavily. I need some cold water, to stop giggling. And given the amount of fangirls out there, I'd say there are a lot of women (even lesbians!) who get excited by that. As a bi woman, I'd tell him to relax a bit: it's normal to fantasize with other people. Straight and gay people still imagine being with someone other than their partner.

He's gorgeous.

[HelloRadiooo]

Bayliss has always been my favorite. His complexity just adds to his character.

[easilyjaded2]

Even though I don't like Ballard, I actually warmed up to her a bit in this scene (and this scene only). Wonderful arc with Bayliss, and the writers went about it so real and heart-felt as well.