Another jam packed week! Here’s more on (deep breath): 911, One Day at a Time, black-ish, God Friended Me, Boomerang, Station 19, In the Dark, Rosewell, S.W.A.T, The Baker and the Beauty, Tommy, Top Chef, Vagrant Queen, and yes — Motherland: Fort Salem!

Also: a One Day at a Time deleted scene you’ll love, Brandi Carlile pays tribute to John Prine, Killing Eve and Grey’s writers talk about their upcoming seasons, a Disney family singalong, and more!

We have arrived at The Bold Type mid-season finale. Plus updates on: Boomerang, Twenties, and Legacies.

Also: What’s ahead for your favorite stabby lopvebirds on Killing Eve, Gentleman Jack’s scripts are available for you to pursue, the state of trans TV, GLOW’s fashion upgrade, and more!

From Lizzie to Frida to Battle of the Sexes to The Favourite, our team weighs in on 21 queer films that are based on true stories.

Plus: New trailers for new seasons of Claws, Pose, and Jessica Jones; stabby Killing Eve news and interviews; Amber Benson’s playing gay again; Gentleman Jack has been renewed; that murdery lesbian cello Netflix movie, and more!

Alex and Kelly help James with his PTSD while Lena confides in Kara and Dreamer is an inspiration to us all.

Plus: Robyn Crawford is writing a book about her life with Whitney, Younger’s season six trailer, Peabody Awards for Killing Eve and Pose, Barbara Lopez is hyped on winning March Madness, and more!

Plus: Kristen Stewart is J.T. LeRoy, Killing Eve has already been renewed for season three, Ryan Murphy is making The Prom into a musical for Netflix, and you’ll never guess what show made Ilene Chaiken want to reboot TLW.

Well then, Grace and Anissa had their first real fight. But, it’s not at all what you think.

“I love that someone actually answered that they’re a ‘soup chef’.”

With Gillian Anderson’s Sex Education landing on Netflix, it feels like the perfect time to gather our TV Team and talk about sex on TV, specifically queer sex on TV, and its evolution over these many years.

“I said yes to the fear of being on this stage tonight because I wanted to be here, to look out onto this audience and witness this moment of change.”

Jefferson finally realizes Anissa needs some freedom, Jennifer’s ex-boyfriend is getting creepier, and Black Lightning’s gotta figure out how to do better with its women villains.

We’ve discussed the arguably gay women of The X-Files, and obviously Dana Scully at length. But it’s time to answer a different pressing question: how gay are the monsters of the week?

Celebrate Bisexual Visibility Week by finding out how much you do or do not know about imaginary bisexuals!

Plus updates on Coronation Street, Emmerdale, General Hospital, and The Young and the Restless!

One episode left, friends. I have no doubt Supergirl will save the world, but who will save Supergirl?

Where’d our hero go?

There aren’t many new lesbian, bisexual, trans, or queer characters on fall TV, but there are a few; and a handful of returning favorites.