History YMMV / QForce

* DesignatedHero: the whole team are just LGBT stereotypes incarnate makes it harder to watch and support the team.

TheScrappy: Out of all the characters Twink by far gets the most hate for his appearance and annoying voice, basically taking [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Jasper]] and making him a main character.

* TheScrappy: Pretty much nearly every character is seen as this by many LGBT people even after the bad initial trailer as they are considered to be the embodiment of every negative gay stereotype in the book. Twink by far gets the most hate for his appearance and annoying voice, basically taking [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Jasper]] and making him a main character.

* AcceptableTargets:
** Celebrities and people in general who like to proclaim that "the gays love them" on the basis of them being just such good people or having gay friends/relatives are a regular target of ridicule in this series.
** Rainbow capitalism, or corporations that advertise themselves as loving the LGBT community and have presences at Pride for the sake of looking good, while not doing anything meaningful to actually help those they claim to celebrate (or even simultaneously acting in ways that hurt the community).

* EthnicScrappy: Pretty much nearly every character is seen as this by many LGBT people even after the bad initial trailer as they are considered to be the embodiment of every negative gay stereotype in the book. Twink by far gets the most hate for his appearance and annoying voice, basically taking [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Jasper]] and making him a main character.

* AcceptableTargets: Celebrities and people in general who like to proclaim that "the gays love them" on the basis of them being just such good people or having gay friends/relatives are a regular target of ridicule in this series.

%% Please do not add any Broken Base, Base Breaking Characters or Overshadowed By Controversy entries until at least six months after the release date.

* EthnicScrappy: Pretty much nearly every character is seen as this by many LGBT people even after the bad initial trailer as they are considered to be the embodiment of every negative gay stereotype in the book. Twink by far gets the most hate, basically taking [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Jasper]] and making him a main character.

* EthnicScrappy: Pretty much nearly every character is seen as this by many LGBT people even after the bad initial trailer as they are considered to be the embodiment of every negative gay stereotype in the book. Twink by far gets the most hate, basically taking [[WesternAnimation/Family Guy Jasper]] and making him a main character.

* MemeticMutation: "These hips do lie. And they lied to you, Buck.[[Music/{{Shakira}} Shakira, Shakira]]."[[labelnote:Explanation]]Videos of this scene have made the rounds on [=YouTube=], and the quote itself has spawned variations that changes Buck's name depending on the person it's targeted at as well as being quoted verbatim followed by a trail of ironic emojis just for laughs.[[/labelnote]]

* TaintedByThePreview: Some viewers, LGBTQ or otherwise, ripped the show apart before it even aired because of the trailers released by Netflix, claiming that it relied too much on [[StopBeingStereotypical stereotyping]] and old jokes about queer people, though many were quick to point out that creators of a work generally don't cut trailers themselves and that viewers should reserve judgement.

* OffendingTheCreatorsOwn: While the show has LGBT crew members such as creator Gabe Liedman and voice actors Creator/SeanHayes, Creator/WandaSykes, and Patti Harrison, this hasn't stopped the LGBT community from criticizing the show for its stereotypical CampGay depictions.
* TaintedByThePreview: While the idea of "Franchise/JamesBond, but gay" sounds good on paper, the teaser and the official trailer did nothing to endear the show to audiences. Straight and LGBT+ viewers alike ripped the show apart before it even aired, decrying it as yet another CampGay parody that relied way too much on [[StopBeingStereotypical stereotyping]] and tired old jokes.

* OffendingTheCreatorsOwn: While the show has LGBT crew members such as creator Gabe Liedman and voice actors Creator/SeanHayes and Patti Harrison, this hasn't stopped the LGBT community from criticizing the show for its stereotypical CampGay depictions.

* TaintedByThePreview: While the idea of "Franchise/JamesBond, but gay" sounds good on paper, the teaser and the official trailer did nothing to endear the show to audiences. Straight and LGBT+-viewers alike ripped the show apart before it even aired, decrying it as yet another CampGay parody that relied way too much on [[StopBeingStereotypical stereotyping]] and tired old jokes.

* TaintedByThePreview: While the idea of "James Bond, but gay" sounds good on paper, the teaser and the official trailer did nothing to endear the show to audiences. Straight and LGBT+-viewers alike ripped the show apart before it even aired, decrying it as yet another CampGay parody that relied way too much on [[StopBeingStereotypical stereotyping]] and tired old jokes.

* TaintedByThePreview: While the idea of "James Bond, but gay" sounds good on paper, the teaser and the official trailer did nothing to endear the show to audiences. Straight and LGBT+-viewers alike ripped the show apart before it even aired, decrying it as yet another CampGay parody that relied way too much on [[StopBeingStereotypical stereotyping]] and tired old jokes.

* OffendingTheCreatorsOwn: While the show has LGBT crew members such as creator Gabe Liedman, Creator/SeanHayes, and Patti Harrison, this hasn't stopped the LGBT community from criticizing the show for its stereotypical CampGay depictions.

* AcceptableTargets: Celebrities and people in general who like to proclaim that "the gays love them" on the basis of them being just such good people or having gay friends/relatives.

* AudienceAlienatingPremise: While the idea of "James Bond, but gay" sounds good on paper, the teaser and the official trailer did nothing to endear the show to audiences. Straight and LGBT+-viewers alike ripped the show apart before it even aired, decrying it as yet another CampGay parody that relied way too much on [[StopBeingStereotypical stereotyping]] and tired old jokes.

* AudienceAlienatingPremise: While the idea of "James Bond, but gay" sounds good on paper, the teaser and the official trailer did nothing to endear the show to audiences. Straight and LGBT+-viewers alike ripped the show apart before it even aired, decrying it as yet another CampGay parody that relied way too much on stereotyping and tired old jokes.