Commentary and Reviews

There is so much going on at the Coterie (and outside it) that I think I need a flowchart…

Don’t let your heart put paus on checking out the up and coming free (!) network to watch some quality content.

The dichotomy of asynchrony and anachronism meet in Evangeline Aguas’s “Queer Interruptions”

If your sex tape was 8 seasons long, it might have been as popular as “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”

If I was a kid, I’d be making appointment TV for this show.

While SDCC wasn’t as gay as I would have liked, it still has some queer news.

Need to propose, apologize, win someone back or stop them from leaving the country? Sometimes TV calls for a queer grand romantic gesture.

Renee Montoya returns to the Batverse in the best way possible.

Showing love and sex with a raging pandemic is about as easy as getting a queer female named show a second season.

Over the thirty odd years we’ve had “Law & Order” on our screens, in one permutation or another, their representation has changed.

Percentages, averages, and a slower growth on show scores gives us an answer of where to see representation on US TV.

The witches are back and the stakes are even higher as we have new powers, new foes, and yes, new witches.