We’ve got new seasons of XO Kitty, Harley Quinn, Harlem, Mystic Quest and The Traitors, a dynamic film series that reimagines old classics, a new Harlan Coban mystery and more!
In 2025, I will have an affair with an older married woman.
There were miraculous updates on beloved characters like X-Men’s Morph and Bob’s Burger’s Marshmellow, CaitVi became canon and then kinky, and Nimona was Oscar nominated!
It’s been a very uneven year for television with lesbian, bisexual and queer characters — but these 25 shows stuck with us.
From meet cutes to sex, the best queer TV scenes of the year were almost all about romance. Almost.
It’s a great series for many reasons, but if you only need one: Kate Moennig and Linda Cardellini in bed together.
From complex portraits of everyday queers to Marvel witches to a collection of soap opera gays, here are some of our favorite queer TV characters of the year.
Born for the Spotlight follows a group of actresses as they navigate the Taiwanese entertainment industry while juggling their interpersonal lives. Think Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants meets Big Little Lies meets The Idol.
We’ve got Kate Moennig and Abbi Jacobson in a new Liz Feldman comedy, specials from Ilana Glazer and Fortune Feimster, and more!
She also shares she’s absolutely allowed to have a crush on castmate Racquel.
“When she locked Vi in that cell, I was truly afraid of what might come next. I did not anticipate it being Caitlyn.”
I can’t believe I’m going to say this, but the Cruel Intentions series made me miss Euphoria. If a show is going to be bad, I’d rather it at least be sexy.
While The Sex Lives of College Girls succeeds in ushering Rapp off the canvas, it’s less successful in navigating its third season without her.
Racquel and Mel are bringing queerness to RHONY beyond the visibility of their relationship.
The completed episode of the Marvel animated series appeared to have been cut due to its pro-trans message.
Racquel, Hot Mel, Erin, and Abe head to The Bush in Brooklyn.
“I can appreciate a girl who’s down bad and Cait sure is that!”
“Vi finally let herself be vulnerable with Caitlyn after everyone else in her life changed around her. I just want Caitlyn to be careful with our girl’s heart!”
Somebody Somewhere is a show about building strong relationships — building an actual, healthy community — in a place where many might think it’s an impossible task to accomplish.
We’ve got new queers in Sex Lives of College Girls (including Ruby Cruz!), the streaming debuts of My Old Ass and Emilia Perez, new seasons of Bad Sisters and Silo, and so much more!