The chapter analyzes homologies in Geico's caveman advertisements and the TV series Cavemen. It discusses how the cavemen were portrayed in two ways: reinforcing gay stereotypes in the ads and racial stereotypes in the series. The ads showed the cavemen as metrosexual, on the border of hetero and homosexual. The series drew parallels between the cavemen and African American stereotypes. It criticized the series for reinscribing tensions between whites and African Americans. Both confounded and reinscribed established cultural categories in their portrayals of cavemen.