This week we’ve got Rick Astley callbacks, ideas for the next big musical, flirting with baristas and so much more!

“You love who you love. Black, white, polka-dot, that’s what my dad always said … I could be 50 and dating a woman and then what? I said I was straight and now I’m not?’”

A look at all the ladies who came out as lesbian, gay, queer, bisexual or otherwise-lady-loving-ladies in 2016! There’s so many!

Emily and Talia, sitting in tree! K-I-S-S-I-N-G!

Emily meets her girlfriend’s husband, and Hanna dances like she’s possessed by the Holy Ghost.

My favorite season — “Halloween”, a gay witchy music video, the new Blair Witch movie, taking some time to create, and discussing what it means to be New Agey.

Clea DuVall’s new movie, Yara Greyjoy wants a happy ending with Daenerys, Amandla Stenberg, Kristen Stewart and Hari Nef on the cover of ELLE and more!

Talia checks out Emily’s buns, hun.

Tali and Emily take their relationship to the next level of honesty, while Mike takes all the Liars’ blood and sells it on the black market.

Eve and Annalise are the best (and the most heartbreaking), Younger is back and gayer than ever, Arizona returns to Grey’s with a smile, Rosewood is actually doing something with its queer couple this season, two new lesbians on ABC sitcoms, and more queer TV!

Emily comes unspooled in the most flawless way possible, and with empanadas.

Steven Universe and Wonder Woman and Carmilla and Wynonna Earp and Lost Girl and Batwoman and Lumberjanes, oh my!

If you say it out loud — if you say, “I’m gay” — the whole world is gonna change.

Emily enjoys an easy evening of cooking with Talia after a hard day of getting murdered in an ice cream factory.

Batwoman’s girlfriend is coming to National City, another sneak peek of Finding Dory, queer comedians tell the most important jokes, white dudes continue to rule TV, and Bobby Brown says Whitney Houston was bi after all.

This weird new pre-apocalyptic mini-series examines the hate-fueled collective delusion that engulfs the population like a cloud of bigoted doom and causes Americans to install a tiny-fingered billionaire with Narcissistic Personality Disorder into the most powerful political office in the world.

In eleven weeks, queer fans of The 100 have completely revolutionized the conversation about about how TV treats its LGBT characters, and they’re showing no signs of slowing down.

French Slytherins never die.

Plus Marjorie and Catehrine are the only people who come out on top of Veep, The Fosters subdues its active shooter, and let’s finally talk about the Orphan Black finale!

It was a real treat watching her learn to love the series too, and so when she was all finished, I called her up on the phone and talked to her about her magical journey.