Is Game of Thrones going there with Yara and Daenerys? Seems like maybe! Waverly and Haught make out twice on Wynonna Earp. Catherine and Marjorie’s story takes center stage on Veep. And Audrey gets A-ed on Scream.

Jude and Connor come out, and Monty finally stops keeping her lips to herself.

Lena and Stef keep secrets from each other, and it is not good. Worse, though, is Jude and/or Connor gets shot!

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!

Lena and Stef chat about some sexy handcuff situations, while Jude and Connor kiss right on the mouth.

The kids all leave the house for one night, so Stef and Lena get down to the serious business of drinking wine and scissoring.

Stef and Lena agree to let Callie go, and Rosie’s got a brand new house.

Lena teaches Stef to twerk, says the phrase “heteronormative thinking,” continues to be flawless.

Jude and Connor pinky hug while Stef and Lena glower at each other.

“Faking It” seems to really be going for the cold when it comes to representing every letter in the LGBTQIA umbrella at least a little bit — here are 17 other shows who’ve presented a spectrum of identities.

Stef and Lena take down the pillow wall, get naked … and talk about their kids.

Marjorie is a trained Secret Service agent. Surely that increases her and Catherine’s chances of survival.

Attention, new folks in charge of Scream: Queer women are loyal viewers. Be good to us and we’ll be good to you.

When it comes to their queer female characters, these shows are hitting it out of the park.

Sophia! And Nicky! (Who in the world thought we needed more Sam Healy flashbacks?)

Lena and Stef’s gaggle of children make it impossible for them to get their scissor on. Again.

Mainstream media is covering Bury Your Gays for the first time ever. Plus, Evan Rachel Wood takes over Nylon for a day, Mary Louise-Parker and Rachel Griffiths will play wives on your teevee, Roxane Gay’s first novel is becoming a movie, and everyone loves Ellen Page’s Gaycation.

Stef almost Stefs-up Christmas, but Lena swoops in to save the day.

In honor of our seventh birthday, a look back on the seven television shows with the biggest impact on the representation of LGBTQ women over the last seven years.

Paige McCullers in Santa Boxers is just the right mix of naughty and nice.