Mika A. Epstein

Figuring out what’s next means taking a long, hard, look at what’s happened and understanding what’s lacking.

Life is anything but easy when you and your BFF swap bodies.

We’re a week away, so let’s help each other find the queerest content for Comic-Con@Home #SDCC2020

Webisodes and web series all come from discarded traditional filming techniques which are being re-adopted now. What innovations will be next?

It’s got style, camp, and a chance to be saved. Let’s fight for “Vagrant Queen” and get our show another season!

On understanding why cop shows are prevalent on TV, and why the first two non-comedy queer-named-and-led series are about law enforcement.

While queer characters are on every type of show out there, the ones where they get to headline a show named for them are limited in scope.

Looking at the numbers of Intersectionality on shows, we still have a long way to go.

Sometimes we all just need to love what we love. And I love a lot of television shows.

We must be strong we must be brave, and we will be gay in the end. How She-Ra took risks and gave us a win in the end.

This week we say goodbye to one of the most groundbreaking, amazing, bisexual badasses out there. Here’s to you, Annalise.

A show that changed the game has made its final bow. Again. But should it have come back in the first place?