Mika A. Epstein

Nixon’s Women discuss the sacrifices made and the future path of a universe where America was not the first to the moon.

Imagine a future where we are all judged on the content of our character, and where hope for equality has become reality. Over 50 year later, Star Trek still delivers on that dream.

No one’s left their cake out in the rain for this comedy about a pair of hitmen who should be doing anything else.

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.