The Fosters Episode 212 Recap: The Great Wall of Body Pillows
Lena and Stef’s gaggle of children make it impossible for them to get their scissor on. Again.
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.
Say some Hail Marys and make a sign of the cross, because these episodes are a hot, sexy mess. If you’ve been hanging in there and waiting for some extra-flamey gay witch action, then these episodes are for you.
Lesbian mistletoe smooches, omniscient death threats, and the return of Mona Vanderwaal!
Stef almost Stefs-up Christmas, but Lena swoops in to save the day.
Plus it’s finally time for ABC Family’s leztastic Christmas specials!
“Creepy doll teleports itself onto her bed and slowly turns its head. Clearly, Anne is made of braver stuff than I, because this is the moment I would’ve set the entire house on fire.”
The season finale of Transparent!
For the mid-season finale of “Faking It,” we go to jail with Julie Goldman, which is basically my dream date.
It’s the episode where instead of having sex Callie and Arizona have an emotional conversation in a quiet section of the hospital. Holy shit, aren’t you excited? This is life mimicking art, y’all.
In which we get a dozen different emotions for the price of one.