The Mighty Nein’s Lesbian Monk Is Just One Great Reason To Watch
No one will be able to walk away from this season not knowing Beauregard Lionett is gay as hell. She’s also COOL as hell.
21 Thoughts I Had During ‘The Morning Show’ Season 4
1. Is this even a show about the making of a morning show anymore?
Claire Danes Simmers as a Misanthropic Lesbian Writer in ‘The Beast in Me’
Never underestimate the tenacity of a depressed lesbian writer with her shirt buttoned all the way up and nothing left to lose.
Well I’m Already Obsessed With ‘Pluribus’
If you’ve ever read Stephen King’s The Stand or consumed similar literature and media about a viral outbreak that ends human life as we know it and thought to yourself “this is good but could use a lesbian protagonist,” well same here, and this is definitely the show for you.
‘Riot Women’ Is Full of Angry Women, Shitbag Men and Casual Gayness
Sally Wainwright’s latest follows a group of menopausal women who start a rock band — hitting many of the Wainright’s favorite themes.
Charlie and Vaggie Are Harmonizing in ‘Hazbin Hotel’ Season 2
Adorable sapphics, magical music, wacky hijinks, and existential questions about heaven vs hell…that’s the Hazbin guarantee.
‘Wayward’ Reveals the Real-Life Horrors of the Troubled Teen Industry
It’s astonishing that even with so much public awareness, legislative initiative, and psychological research, these facilities still exist.
Mae Martin’s Queer Horror Netflix Series Will Mess With Your Head
Wayward is not some work of science-fiction; it captures real-life horror.
‘Women Wearing Shoulder Pads’ Is Full of Laughs, Lesbians, and Guinea Pigs
Think of any Pedro Almodóvar movie you’ve seen, make it as silly as possible, and then you’d get Gonzalo Cordova’s hilarious and visually imaginative Women Wearing Shoulder Pads.
Netflix’s ‘Amy Bradley Is Missing’ Gives a Cold Case a New Queer Angle
Amy’s sexuality was kept hush-hush for nearly three decades.
Sapphic Historical Drama ‘Dope Girls’ Leaves Too Much Uncooked
Dope Girls aired in the UK earlier this year, drawing from the lesser-known history of female criminal gangs in interwar London.
In ‘The Hunting Wives’, All The Women Have Guns and Sex With Each Other
If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like for the homoerotic friendship in your favorite campy psychological thriller to become actual lesbian sex, have I got the show for you!
Satanic Slasher Series ‘Hell Motel’ Has Lesbians and Blood Sacrifice if You’re Into That Sort of Thing
For all the thrills and bloodspill, the scariest part of the show might be…its portrayal of heterosexuality?
On Lena Dunham’s ‘Too Much’ Queer Actors Perform Straight Chaos
Megan Stalter is a fitting lead for a Lena Dunham series that trades the realism of Girls for broad comedy, formal experimentation, and big romcom moments.
Marvel’s ‘Ironheart’ Showcases the Beauty, Depth, and Breadth of the Black Experience — Including Queerness
So far, Ironheart is everything I love about the MCU when they let themselves have fun. And it’s not NOT gay.
We Watched Bravo’s New Show About Gen Z Nepo Babies in NYC and Wow Turns Out There’s One Thing We All Have in Common (Mommy Issues)
A queer critic who loves Bravo and a queer critic who went to NYU are truly the perfect duo to review this television program.
‘Ginny & Georgia’ is Back with Its Best and Gayest Season
It made me laugh, it made me cry, and it made me giggle and kick my feet at all the extra queer content.
‘Big Mouth’ Finally Grew Up
Underneath the raunchiness and gross-out jokes, the series has been a trailblazer in its efforts to challenge societal norms and welcome LGBTQ representation.
‘The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy’ Is Back in All Its Quirky, Queer Glory
Keke Palmer and Stephanie Hsu are back to voice Klak and Sleech as they navigate gay dates, deep secrets, and the wild and wacky world of The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy.
An Explicitly Anti-Fascist, Queer TV Series Became the Best ‘Star Wars’ in Decades
It feels like a small miracle that a show like Andor got to exist. An expensive as hell, explicitly anti-fascist, openly queer, and intelligently plotted spy thriller set in one of the biggest media franchises in history feels like it shouldn’t exist, but it did, and it was wonderful.