Plus the Sci-Fi/Fantasy better halves you’re sending to the Autostraddle Sweet 16!

Purgatory’s Trivia Night turns into a competition for who has the tastiest brain and Waverly learns why Nicole has been too afraid to show her face in town.

Riese: So then we cut to Dylan’s condo or wherever.
Carly: Wherever Dylan lives.
Shannon: Her corporate housing.
Riese: Yeah, her corporate — Dylan has her tea because she’s like, “I’m entertaining a British woman at 11:00 p.m.”
Carly: “So I must make tea!”
Shannon: “Crumpets and tea.”

It’s Halloween in Purgatory and Waverly and Wynonna don’t remember their own names.

Plus updates on A Million Little Things, All American, Astrid and Lily Save the World, and Charmed!

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

Nia and Brainy go back to Midvale 2009 to hang out with Young Kara and Young Alex and whew you have never seen a more tightly wound closeted lesbian.

Is it still a lesbian love triangle if there are four players? You, your girlfriend, your ex girlfriend, and your ex girlfriend’s (maybe) ex girlfriend who just loves to stir trouble.

Also in our weekly LGBTQ+ TV round-up, updates on The Chi, All American, iCarly, Motherland: Fort Salem, and The Republic of Sarah!

Caught up in the inconsistencies in its own mythologies, the Netflix fantasy-thriller-teen drama-musical struggles to come to a compelling or coherent close.

“As Black people, we often don’t have the luxury of choosing our battles, because non-Black people sure as hell don’t choose which of us to attack. We’re not a monolith, but we do and will fight as one”

Love? Not a lie!

Plus updates on Station 19, Genera+ion, Legacies, and Nancy Drew!

“Just because you are Latina, that doesn’t mean you have the same perspective in the world. We all have our own unique perspective in what we do and how we’re brought up or how we feel about things.”

As much as Sam Jay made me laugh and relate, there were also major moments of cringe that I simply couldn’t ignore.

People want to believe that friendships are forever but Jill and Bethenny are striking examples that sometimes all you can do is wish each other the best and move on.

Thomas: I remember hearing that there was a trans character named Max, and that he gave birth and that possibly he was inspired by my actions.
Riese: A hundred percent, he was inspired by you.
Carly: A thousand percent.

“Legally when two people are this hot and chaotic, they have to kiss.”

We’re all furries for Symone.

We love queer television because television brings us together, and nothing better defines that spirit than this little homegrown awards contest.