We Crave Slo Pitch
Summer may be over in Canada but the Brovaries are back and this time on Crave!
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One of the Needs of Many
Sharing everything has two massive downsides: imagination and love. Without a queer author main character, would Pluribus work so well?
The Change in Scores
We recalculated our show scores! By fixing how we track character screen time, season counts, and casting, shows with dedicated main cast representation scored big gains.
The Rise and Fall of Representation: Our Oasis is Drying Up
Unraveling the reality of representation (and its collapse) via the new stats is chilling and concerning. The new infographic display makes things jump out more.
Get Ready For New Stats, Now With Context!
It's been a decade, it's time to give the stats a much needed facelift and functional improvement to meet the needs of 2026. Oh, and you can download CSVs now.
Fear the Merger: One Network to Bind Them Into Darkness
Remember when 50 companies controlled what you watched? Now, it’s closer to four. If self-representation becomes only available on niche, paid apps, do our stories effectively even exist anymore?
Are You Ready for Heart Pounding Adventures?
Magic is in the air when the latest group of unlikely misfits lands on Amazon Prime. Get ready to meet the least likely band of heroes: THE MIGHTY NEIN!
Shows We Love
Work in Progress
Abby, a 45-year-old self-identified fat, queer dyke whose misfortune and despair unexpectedly lead her to a vibrantly transformative relationship.
RED
RED tells the story of two actresses who get involved with each other while shooting a short movie.
The Bold Type
A glimpse into the outrageous lives and loves of those responsible for a global women's magazine inspired by the life of "Cosmopolitan" editor in chief, Joanna Coles.
The Owl House
Self-assured teenage girl Luz discovers a portal to another realm where humans are not well-liked.
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Is Queer Love Doomed Even in a Galaxy Far, Far Away?
From “Buffy” to “The 100”, the “bury your queers” trope has haunted television for decades. Now, with the tragic death on “Andor”, even the galaxy far, far away isn’t safe. Is queer love truly doomed, even among the stars?
Beyond the Binary: The Failure of Network Representation
Network TV is the entry level for most American viewers, and it’s still failing at representation.
New Feature: Calendar Views
It’s been a long time, but the show calendar has had a face lift.
Comic-Con 2024 – Where Have All the TV Queers Gone?
Queer content on TV is in a decline and, logically, so is representation at Comic Con.
Vanishing Content: The Fragile Fringes of Representation
With the continuing removal of content, it’s the people whose TV shows are the most rare who will suffer the most.
Are Boring Queers the New Normal?
TV doesn’t have to be boring, and neither do queers. You can still have a mid-level show with nuance and depth, and all you need is to remember that everyone is unique.