This post contains spoilers for Killing Eve episode 407, “Making Dead Things Look Nice.”

Killing Eve comes to a tragic close in its markedly final series finale.

Villanelle kisses Villanelle-Jesus, Hot Helene sucks Eve’s fingers and then engages in some lite burnplay, and I am simply PERSPIRING.

Villanelle wants Eve to watch her be good, and Eve wants everyone to see her be wild. Killing Eve returns for its fourth and final season, and we’re doing weekly recaps! Let’s go knives lesbians!

Sorry Baby.

Wee-ooh! Wee-ooh! Harley Quinn red band trailer alert! And you simply must watch Keke Palmer’s Most Searched Questions.

Eve vents to a stranger about her ex (Villanelle) and Villanelle seeks therapy about her ex (Eve). Tbh, Villanelle and Eve should do couples therapy.

All Villanelle wants from Eve is a little emotional processing, but Eve won’t do it!

Eve makes a move against Hélène, and Hélène strikes back HARD.

Villanelle and Carolyn have some fun in Havana! Pam outmaneuvers Konstantin! Hélène and Eve are basically dating now if you ask me!

Why Cynthia Nixon came back to Sex and the City, holigay greetings from Candace Parker, Y’all really does mean all, and more!

The Killing Eve Season 4 official trailer is here and full of sexual tension between Eve and Villanelle as well as some violence, general mayhem and Villanelle trying to embrace change.

Shayna Maci Warner talks about their new book The Rainbow Age of Television and hot TV topics from representation to the Killing Eve finale.

Who exactly are Eve and Villanelle to each other?

Yearning, grief, and tension fuel the show, which is at its darkest now.

“Killing Eve” is far from its cat-and-mouse beginnings. There’s the looming question of who’s in control. Villanelle and Eve are each other’s captors and captives. All at once.

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My favorite adaptations are always the ones that inject queerness where there previously was none. Here are 69 book-to-queer-TV adaptations along with a look at just how queer the books were.

I have excellent news for any gay person reading this who still gets a shiver when Blake Lively calls you “baby” — the “A Simple Favor” sequel is OFFICIALLY HAPPENING!

Here’s the best television on Paramount+ Showtime with lesbian, bisexual and queer women characters.