The Fosters Episode 214 Recap: #LenaTwerking
Lena teaches Stef to twerk, says the phrase “heteronormative thinking,” continues to be flawless.
Lena teaches Stef to twerk, says the phrase “heteronormative thinking,” continues to be flawless.
Where Brittney Griner and Glory Johnson become our favorite lesbian couple and we all get married. You’re going to need some tissues for this one. Or a blow horn.
This show is just Sue’s Sylvester’s Faustian fever dream now.
Since Brittney Griner is joining the allstar lady gay crew of brides on Say Yes to the Dress, let’s celebrate our favorite queer lady wedding moments in the series so far.
Emily enjoys an easy evening of cooking with Talia after a hard day of getting murdered in an ice cream factory.
Stef and Lena take down the pillow wall, get naked … and talk about their kids.
This week on Glee, Sue Sylvester turns out to be a Klaine shipper and you’ll get “A Thousand Miles” stuck in your head again.
Talia checks out Emily’s buns, hun.
Salem continues to align itself with Western superstition, ending Season One with episode #13. No, you won’t be able to escape this unlucky number, like those old 1970s elevators that jump you from the 12th to the 14th floor.
Lena and Stef’s gaggle of children make it impossible for them to get their scissor on. Again.
Brittany and Santana are going to the chapel, y’all. They’re gonna get married!
Emily comes unspooled in the most flawless way possible, and with empanadas.
Tituba’s stuck in a torture chamber and John has been arrested for witchcraft! Puritanical terror has descended upon Salem! So much cliffhanger.
Everybody comes back to help us forget everything that happened while they were gone, like heterosexuality!
It’s the final season of Glee! Hold onto your butts!
If you say it out loud — if you say, “I’m gay” — the whole world is gonna change.
So I know we all watch this show because of Ashley Madekwe’s portrayal of Tituba. And the next two episodes feature this character quite a bit. But holy shit, be ready for a roller coaster of emotions, because Tituba becomes a prisoner of a white bible-thumping, colonial witch hunter.
Maybe girl-on-girl action is like the antenna that boosts magical Wi-Fi. (That was an alcohol-inspired thought.)
And after way too much sausage talk, Melissa King makes it to the top five on Top Chef.
Also, Jane the Virgin introduced a lesbian subplot we’ve never seen before.