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What To Expect With a Strike
I saw this coming back in January when I talked about why we were seeing so many late cancellations of previously renewed shows. Here we are, less than 5 months later, and we have a writer’s strike. The Writers Guild of America (WGA) have struck. What Are They Striking Over? Money, specifically residuals. For the…
If A Queer Watches a Show, Does It Count?
If a tree falls in a forest, does anyone hear it? If a queer show is removed from streamers, does anyone see it? This mess of cancelations is ugly, and the justifications don’t hold up.
Mrs. Maisel’s Last Laugh
The phenomenal journey of Midge from housewife to household name comes to and end, after five fantastic seasons.
WonderCon ’23: Nerdom is Healing
Feet were back on the grounds and people were out to check out the wonders of WonderCon.
Good Trouble: Less Good, More Trouble, Still Queer
“Good Trouble” is coming back, but it’s weaker than before.
From the LWTV Archives: 1993 – The Year With No Character Deaths
This week, I went in search of the last time we had a whole year without any characters dying. Turns out, it’s 1993!
Shows We Love
Pose
A drama about the Ballroom scene in NYC starting in the 80s.
Vida
A series about two Mexican-American sisters written entirely by a group of Latina writers, half of whom are queer.
RED
RED tells the story of two actresses who get involved with each other while shooting a short movie.
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2022 In Review
A brief look into the visualization of representation for 2022.
New Front-Facing Features
What? More new things on the site? This time for you, the wonderful visitors.
From the LWTV Archives: Civil Wars
This week, I fell down a rabbit hole trying to find answers about an early 90s tv show called “Civil Wars”.
New Secret Features!
A nerdy departure into what’s been going on behind the scenes and what’s down the pipeline.
From the LWTV Archives: First Black Queer Woman Character on TV
This week, I searched for the first Black queer woman character on television and I found her in the 1975 TV movie titled Cage Without A Key.
We Are The Mighty Nein
The adventure begins (again). They were always beside you. Your nerdy best friends and the DM to guide you.