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Although Jack was briefly paired a love interest for Joey Katie HolmesSmith also says that Williamson "always had the intention of making one of his characters gay" and that the specific storyline was mostly written by Greg Berlanti of Riverdale. Here's who's walking and performing 52m.

Both Williamson and Berlanti are gay. Inactor Kerr Smith made history when his Dawson's Creek character, Jack McPhee, was a part of TV's first gay kiss.

Now 47, Smith remembers the day that series creator Kevin Williamson pitched him the storyline over coffee: "He throws this idea, 'We want to go down a different avenue with Jack,' and I go, 'What does that mean?

Watch Now: Pride Today. Kerr Smith, Adam Kaufman and Gina Fattore look back on the first passionate kiss between two men, 20 years after it aired on 'Dawson's Creek' — read more. All Rights reserved. Oh my Oz!

Here's all the tea October 09 AM. Go Ask Alex: I hired a gay escort and fell in love. Before “Dawson’s Creek,” Will and Jack kissed on NBC’s “Will and Grace” to protest the fact that they had never seen two gay men kiss on television, and a few other shows, including.

Sign up today for our free newsletter. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Now in a new interview with Too FabSmith kisses and tellsdishing to the pop culture website what filming that historic smooch was like.

While Smith says it's great to see how much the industry has evolved since then, he overestimates just how inclusive TV is today. Law aired TV's first lesbian kiss inC. Smith maintains he's "glad" that Dawson's Creek "did it" and that the moment "was a part of history.

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What do I do? When Smith found out what Williamson meant, Smith admits that wasn't sure he could live up to the huge responsibility. Mey Rude is a journalist and cultural critic who has been covering queer news for a decade.