‘Gen V’ Episode 207 Recap: The Truth About Cipher
In the penultimate episode, the Gen V kids split up and find their way back to each other as they learn the truth about Cipher.
In the penultimate episode, the Gen V kids split up and find their way back to each other as they learn the truth about Cipher.
We present: everything TV show streaming on the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 & Channel 5 with lesbian or queer or trans characters, ranked by gayness.
Did this miniseries steal from my memories?
Julia reveals she and Adriana slept together, and Adriana deflects by leaning into some wildly biphobic stereotypes.
Marie & Co. escape the library, talk to Annabeth, run into some allies, and learn more about Project Odessa and Cipher’s potential plans.
Maybe the reason I got so upset about a Ryan Murphy show in 2025 — one I didn’t even watch! — is because recent weeks have been consumed with an effort to link trans people to violence.
After two delightful seasons of gorgeous gays and theys breaking up, making out, yelling at each other, not having sex (allegedly), making grand gestures and gazing into the middle distance with tears in their eyes, Netflix has pulled the plug on ‘The Ultimatum: Queer Love.’
In which both Sister Sage and Marie’s sister Annabeth make an appearance, our core trio tries to save Cate from Elmira, we get some questions answered and also some questions raised about Cipher, and more!
We’ve got the streaming release of the Aubrey Plaza / Margaret Qualley lesbian neo-noir film, Tessa Thompson starring in a newly queered Hedda Gabler adaptation, new seasons of Hazbin Hotel and so much more for your gay October.
Wayward is not some work of science-fiction; it captures real-life horror.
Marie and Jordan are pitted against each other in a Blood Bender vs Gender Bender match as their friends try to figure out some of Cipher’s secrets.
School is OFFICIALLY back in session and Gen V season two is off to a dramatic and gay start! Marie and Jordan try to sort out their relationship status amongst supe supremacy wreaking havoc, a new mystery to solve, and so much more.
Yellowjackets, Agatha All Along, and The Last of Us dominated in this year’s awards, while the Comedy categories had a bit more variety. Plus, see which fandom came out on top in the fan favorites categories!
Bridget Matloff speaks on friendship with Gabby Windey, pressures of reality TV, thoughts on marriage, gender roles, and yes, haircare.
A new series from Mae Martin promises thrills and gays, The Morning Show returns, and so does super queer superhero series Gen V!
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.
Fewer gay shows are being produced and the ones that do slip through are often canceled. But that makes it all the more important to celebrate the work that does get made!
“I wish I got to see it when I was younger because I don’t feel like I was exposed to very many queer characters.”
Amy’s sexuality was kept hush-hush for nearly three decades.
Well, what we do have is a Diana Taurasi docuseries, new seasons of Invasion and Upload, a new animated series with Abbi Jacobson and Nicole Byer being gay, and more!