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.
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.
The Full Monty Friendship
The Full Monty means a lot to me and reminds me of the importance of “Found Family”
What’s Wrong With Normal Sitcoms?
There’s nothing at all wrong with laughing at basic, average, sitcoms.
New Episodes Return to US Networks in 2024
Things are coming back in the US, though really not till 2024. So here’s what we’ve got so far for what’s coming back and when
Warrior Nunsense: Queer Fans Reject Reboot
Happiness then tragedy isn’t just a trope we use on shows, it’s a fact of life. Warrior Nun’s planned resurrection fails to appeal to it’s core audience.
State of the Queer TV World
I’m not going to lie, friends. The numbers are bad. Real bad. And they’re not getting better.
Cancel Your Everything
Who’s getting canceled? What’s getting canceled? Is it all in our minds?
If A Queer Watches a Show, Does It Count?
If a tree falls in a forest, does anyone hear it? If a queer show is removed from streamers, does anyone see it? This mess of cancelations is ugly, and the justifications don’t hold up.
Mrs. Maisel’s Last Laugh
The phenomenal journey of Midge from housewife to household name comes to and end, after five fantastic seasons.
Good Trouble: Less Good, More Trouble, Still Queer
“Good Trouble” is coming back, but it’s weaker than before.