You may remember “Love, Victor” was shuffled off to Hulu after Disney deemed the series to be “too adult” for Disney+. Now, that has changed.
According to Variety, “Now, the third and final season, as well as Seasons 1 and 2, will be available onDisney+ as well as on Hulu beginning on June 15.”
Hulu President Joe Earley said, “We are proud of ‘Love, Victor’ and are excited to bring it to the widest possible audience on June 15 by making the full series available on both Disney+ and Hulu to celebrate the final season and LGBTQIA+ Pride Month.”
This may be considered another salvo from Disney against Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” law. Disney finally spoke out against the law, resulting in the state removing Disney’s self-governing status.
We may see more Disney-branded characters saying “I’m gay” as our pioneer Cyrus Goodman did (on Andi Mack).
Cyrus is loyal, caring, nervous and helpful. Cyrus is always there for his friends when they need him.
At his best, Cyrus becomes more confident and assertive, due in large part to his relationship with TJ. Cyrus also becomes more comfortable in his own skin and isn’t as afraid of what people will think of him.
At his worst, Cyrus can sometimes let his fears get the best of him and avoid problems. Cyrus can also be a bit of a gossip as we see when he tells his mother about Andi’s secret.
Throughout the series, Cyrus is shown to have a lot of fears and to be insecure, which is common for 6s. Cyrus often deals with some of his fears and insecurities by making self-deprecating jokes and making light of them, which I think he does to make sure he gets ahead of anyone making fun of him. For example, when he can’t do a somersault, he sends TJ a list of everything he can’t do to make fun of himself.
Cyrus is also very kind and always wants to give people a chance as we see with his relationship with TJ and his friendship with Amber. TJ was in a bit of a rivalry with Buffy, yet Cyrus still tried to defend him to her and give him a pass because he knew that underneath it all TJ was a good person. He does have doubts after meeting TJ’s friends and seeing one of them have a gun, but ultimately he still listens to TJ and sees he did the right thing. Cyrus is also one of the first people Amber opens up to as he passes her test for being trustworthy.
Cyrus always likes for people to solve their problems and does not like conflict or confrontation at all, like many phobic 6s. He often acts as a mediator when his friends are having issues, as we see when he tries to make TJ and Buffy resolve their issues. He also does the same thing with Buffy and Amber, where he tries to play therapist for them.
Cyrus shows his wing 7 as he is more visible nervous and expressive than a 6w5.
Tri-type:6w7 - 9w1 - 2w1
Some quotes to describe Cyrus’ motivations
“Who am I today? Who will I turn out to be? I don’t know yet. All I really know is that I have people in my life who love me as I am… whatever that is. ‘Keeps changing. But today, I am a man. Tomorrow, I’ll be a 7th grader.”
“But I’m not strong. I’m weak!”
“You do not want to run with the troublemakers. They’re like coyotes. They’re mean, and they hunt in packs, and they’re night feeders.”
“Yeah, totally. Yeah, full-throttle outlaw, kissing asphalt on my hog… those are all the biker words I know.”
