Demonstrably so, in that Beecher stabbed Keller. Keller tried to win him back in season three, even confessing to the authorities his role in the Beecher attack to prove his penitence, but his true love remained unmoved. And it turns out that, like a prison-yard version of She’s All That with multiple fractures, even though his devotion started as a prank … he really developed feelings for Beecher. Stabs of Regret, and Also Stabs and Regretīut wait! Keller may be a sociopath, but he’s the kind of sociopath who can love. Ha-ha! And then, after breaking Beecher’s heart, Keller proceeded to break both of his arms and legs, while Schillinger looked on mockingly. It quickly became a den of humiliation: Keller and Schillinger smugly arrived to reveal that the two were old friends, and had concocted a scheme for Keller to play with Beecher’s emotions. The mystery was solved when Beecher was moping in the gym, once the triumphant site of his face-shitting victory over Schillinger. While Keller was in the hole, a moony Beecher turned to drink, and was devastated when Keller finally emerged and unexpectedly ended their burgeoning romance without any explanation. Unfortunately, this nakedly affectionate and poignant moment was broken up by guards with absolutely no sense of romance, and Keller freaked out and landed in solitary confinement. And finally, in the prison’s laundry room, they confessed their love for each other and shared their first kiss. They confided in each other, and they wrestled - not with their sexuality, but actual, literal, macho-type wrestling on a gym mat.
When Keller tried to dream up ways to cover up the swastika brand on Beecher’s ass (imprinted by Schillinger), Beecher was touched. When Beecher had nightmares about the fatal car accident, Keller was there for him. Their pairing inspired a lot of “will they/won’t they?” tension, kind of like early Ross and Rachel on Friends, except not at all like that. And yet his calloused heart thawed when he got his new roommate, sociopath Chris Keller, who had been locked up for shooting the owner of a grocery store he was robbing. But by season two, Beecher was hardened, having beaten up and shat on his archenemy Vern, then bitten off the tip of the penis of the next Nazi who tried to force Beecher to fellate him. Simmons, also now playing a sitcom dad !). Join us as we revisit the most-loved plotlines and romantic moments that inspired fevered fandom in the form of fan fiction, art, Tumblrs, and YouTube mash-ups (like “Beecher/Keller Best Kisses”).īeecher, a married alcoholic attorney convicted of killing a child while drunk driving, was a timid newbie when the show began, tormented by his cellmate, evil Aryan leader Vern Schillinger (J.K.
Their passionate love affair was filled with sweet caresses, stabbings, deep kisses, arm-breaking, tender words, and murder plots a gay love affair far more passionate than anything seen on Looking. A badass who, against all of his instincts, gets in touch with his tender side? Sounds like Meloni is returning to his roots: Back in 1998, he was introduced on HBO’s GLAAD-nominated Oz as psychotic murderer Chris Keller, whose devious plan to mind-fuck Job-like convict Tobias Beecher (Lee Tergesen) evolved into true - though still psychotic - love. Tonight Fox debuts its new sitcom Surviving Jack, which stars Christopher Meloni as a gruff, ex-military doctor who suddenly finds himself as the main caregiver to his teenage kids.
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