This week on “Faking It,” Amy goes to a lesbian coffee shop and Karma’s parents introduce the schoolchildren to Kale!re

This week on “Faking It,” everybody finds out about the threesome and Amy and Karma break up and everybody gets real sad about it.

This week on “Faking It,” everybody gets ready for a three-way!

This week on “Faking It,” the lesbians got crowned homecoming queens and everybody had sexual dreams about each other!

In the first episode of “Faking It,” two girls are mistaken for a lesbian couple and they sort of just run with it.

Last week I was on a mountain with no internet! So welcome to your very very overdue “Faking It” recap, just in time for tonight’s episode.

This week on “Faking It,” everybody protested a thing and I protested Karma’s overall existence.

Queer domesticity, StewKo, Lucy Lawless, and more!

They’re looking for trans and gender non-conforming actors to play both background characters and speaking roles in the show’s upcoming third season.

These comments are so good it’s spoooOOOooOOOky!

“We wrote more obituaries for murdered trans women in 2015 than TV recaps for any single show we cover.”

The winter hiatus is almost over! Queer TV will soon return to our open arms!

An A-Camp hangover, rum cake and Evan Rachel Wood Bisexual Single.

The good, the bad, the ugly, and the revolutionarily boring queer TV storylines of the year.

“Faking It” returns August 31st, and everybody is still lying, just about different stuff. (Also: SPOILER ALERT)

Annalise can’t stop dreaming about little Wes-shaped babies on HTGAWM, Meredith faces ANOTHER traumatic disaster on Grey’s Anatomy, and Clarke and Lexa begin their post-fealty lives.

Also, M-Chuck befriends a pregnant 12-year-old on Survivor’s Remorse, Bo and Lauren make out some more on Lost Girl, and Carmilla and Laura need to GET IT TOGETHER.

We’re running out of time, ladies! Can’t you please just kiss and make up?

Survivor’s Remorse’s second season ends in tragedy, Jane the Virgin continues to be the best show on TV, and American Horror Story: Hotel is bloody as hell.

“I truly believe in story, I think the stories we see and the ones we choose to engage with are one of life’s most vital elements, it’s right up there with food and shelter. This has always been true.”