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On this chapter of The Queerest Things I Watched Last Week Jane the Virgin gives the queer fans what they want, Arizona and the orgasm scientist get back together and The Fosters has a zero sad sponge episode.

Dear Diary: My teen angst bullshit now has a body count.

There aren’t many The Queerest Things I Watched Last Week, but I have a lot to talk about what I did see. Like my firefighter wish is granted and The Fosters was actually entertaining.

We made it through January, and what a wild month that was.

This week on The Queerest Things I Watched Last Week Black Lightning is the best thing ever, Lena Waithe makes a guestbian appearance on This is Us and I introduce a new feature: The Stef & Lena Passion Index.

Are you ready for this? Spoilers? I wasn’t.

Part three of four – herein are two of the episodes I saw filmed and two I did not.

On to the middle of the season! Where they again take out my feels for a ride.

Your resident One Day at a Time Super Fan is here to finally dish all the super secret, behind the scenes magic that went on in the filming of this amazing season. And so we begin!

Put on our press hats and roll out! We’re going to conventions!

On this chapter of The Queerest Things I Watched Last Week agent DiPierro gets some action, Grown-ish takes on biphobia, we get a Tig surprise and Grey’s is back with a new queer character!

An interview with Chris Nee, the out creator and executive producer of Doc McStuffins about the groundbreaking episode, “Emergency Plan,” featuring a two-mom family.