Tracy Levesque

This week I fill you in on Ashley and Caro from Nurses, the low-stress Canadian medical drama with enjoyable queer content the world needs right now.

After spending years following Mel and Liz’s angsty ups & downs, I watched RED season 6 – the beautiful Brazlian webseries’ final season.

Happy New Year’s Eve! Once again, the LezWatchTV staff makes 2021 Queer TV Predictions and sees how poorly we did with our 2020 predictions.

Happy holidays, everyone! My favorite present this year was The Wilds on Amazon. I was hooked after one episode and loved the queer characters.

I start the eleventh and final season of Shameless with Debbie and Sandy and try not to complain about Marina screen time on Station 19.

Maya and Carina shacking up creates vagina art and French Toast angst on Station 19 and I got a preview of The Prom at a drive-in.

It was a quiet week for new TV, so I decided to do something I’ve been putting off for months — write about two shows I didn’t like, Hightown and We Are Who We Are.

Maya and Carina make their Station 19 season 4 debut as they navigate their relationship during the pandemic.

I’ve been quiet for a few weeks, but I’m back with Zelmare and Swanee on Fargo and the premiere of Station 19.

Continuing the Halloween theme, I recap the Monsterland Plainfield, IL episode starring queer faves Taylor Schilling and Roberta Colindrez as lawyer wives who bring co-dependency to a whole new level.

I haven’t posted in a couple of weeks because I didn’t have much to report, but last Friday The Haunting of Bly Manor on Netflix dropped and changed that.

After binging Ratched season 1 in a day I’m not sure “enjoyed” is the word I’d use for it, but one thing is definite — Sarah Paulson was phenomenal.