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The Queerest Things I Watched Last Week – April 19, 2021
After spending 11 seasons, 134 episodes and approximately 121 hours of my life watching, I made it to the Shameless series finale. I let you know where everyone wound up.
Queer Beats – April 16, 2021
This week, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The Wilds, and #Luimelia all started filming again!
Finding Hope in A Year of Unbalanced TV
The past is coming back to get us through the pandemic, but there will be a cost to content quality.
The Queerest Things I Watched Last Week – April 12, 2021
Beth meets Alex on This is Us, I have a new favorite show with Home Economics and the Wynonna Earp series finale brings us the Wayhaught Wedding.
Everything’s Maybe Gonna Be Okay?
Struggling with change, graduation, love, and a pandemic all come together on season two of “Everything’s Gonna Be Okay.”
The Queerest Things I Watched Last Week – April 5, 2021
While Teddy is in a depressed fever dream state, we learn more of Allison and Teddy’s backstory on Grey’s Anatomy.
Shows We Love
Carmilla
Small town girl Laura Hollis moved out to go to Silas University. When her missing roommate is replaced without explanation, Laura vows to find out what is happening.
Good Trouble
Mariana and Callie move to LA and find out how much being an adult sucks.
Transparent
An award-winning comedy/drama created by Jill Soloway who was inspired to write the show by their own Trans parent and her coming out experience.
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Queer Beats – April 2, 2021
This week, Lesley-Ann Brandt said goodbye to Lucifer, and Work in Progress gained some impressive new writers.
“Manifest” Keeps Flying High
Manifest is coming back on April 1, and the mystery keeps getting weirder. But this time, the answers might be closer than you think.
The Queerest Things I Watched Last Week – March 30, 2021
Last week we met a character we’ve never seen before — jealous Maya on Station 19.
Queer Beats – March 26, 2021
This week, Cazzie reunited, Wallis Day entered our world, and we sadly started the process of saying goodbye to Pose.
WonderCon@Home Again
It’s sad, in a lot of ways, to be typing this. I’m happy about the general quality of the videos that Comic Con International has been able to put out, sharing with more and more people the joys of panels and Q&As at WonderCon and ComicCon, but I also really want to be there. I…
The Queerest Things I Watched Last Week – March 22, 2021
The Thomas Wintersbone Memorial Ladies’ Choice Dance on The Great North turns out to be a very sweet queer story and I give a quick rundown on all the queer things I’ve been watching.