189 TV shows with lesbian, bisexual, queer and/or trans women characters only got one season to shine before getting cancelled — including another three just this week. Here are just some of the many LGBTQ+ shows that were gone too soon.
Orphan Black: Echoes has been cancelled by AMC+, joining a too-long list of queer shows that only lasted one season.
Leisha Hailey and Kate Moennig will be challenging Jenny Schecter’s grip on the ‘L Word’ Memoir Market with their new book, ‘So Gay For You.’
Valerie and Nic break down all the gay, the goo, and the Earpy in the 90-minute special, Wynonna Earp: Vengeance.
Jodie Foster and Jessica Gunning won Emmys, the LGBTs wore great outfits, Lily Gladstone and Greta Lee held hands and more gay highlights from the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards.
The votes have been counted and it’s time to tell you who’s bringing home imaginary trophies for this Emmy Season’s very best LGBTQ+ television.
For example, picture the cast of The Haunting of Hill House dancing to “Monster” by Lady Gaga.
Let’s hop in my time machine and discuss what makes the women of SNL so hot — without once discussing their looks.
Wynonna Earp is coming back with a ‘Vengeance’ next Friday the 13th!
I can’t believe we’ve already come to the finale of the UK’s first all-girl reality dating show, I Kissed a Girl, or, as I like to think of it, a battle of attrition between a weary group of TV producers and the lesbian urge to merge.
Patti Harrison is a gift to trans women representation in media. But you know what benefits even more because of her presence? American comedy in general.
We’ve got returning queer characteres on From, Colin From Accounts and The Old Man, a documentary about child stars and another about L.A teenagers, and more queer content to look out for in September!
It’s the U.S. Open, so let’s revisit some of the greatest (and worst) tennis movies, series, and scenes.
Ten women are matched into couples, and the first time they meet, they must greet each other tongue-first!
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!
In these first two episodes, Fifteen-Love is masterful in its storytelling about abuse, power, trauma, and sports.
At least, for one summer, we had a Star Wars show made by a lesbian, and it was pretty dang good.
Get in, we’re recapping the entirety of ‘Emily in Paris”s bisexual storyline!
You have Academy Award nominee ELLIOT PAGE!! Use him!!
There are no big reveals, no hoopla, no conflict regarding any of the queerness on the show. It’s just simply a fact, presented with the same weight as the fact that Pippa has a younger brother.