Queerest Things of the Week

Teenage Bounty Hunters season 1 becomes my newest binge-watch obsession and I May Destroy You thankfully defies the trans rejection trope.

The Chi season 3 finale ends an intense, beautiful and heartbreaking season. I let you know how all the queer characters wound up.

Nina and Dre’s new marriage has been dragged through Hell on The Chi this season, but it looks like their relationship may survive.

I finally sad-watch Vagrant Queen, binge-watch The Umbrella Academy season two and relive my Jr. High crush dreams with The Go-Go’s documentary.

Imani shares a story from her past on The Chi and I let y’all know what Luna’s been up to after binging Burden of Truth season 3.

I recap the first three episodes The Chi season three which is by far its queerest season yet.

I hosted a panel for the very first time and it was for one of my favorite shows, the Brazilian web series RED.

I rise out of the ashes to finish my post on the queer parts of the Hulu mini-series Mrs. America.

Ryan Murphy’s mini-series, Hollywood, explores what could have been if people in charge chose to be on the right side of history.

On Pride month eve while the country expressed its rage, the Vida Series Finale aired. This week is dedicated to Tanya Saracho, Vida and its part in making the world better.

Emma high on mushrooms is a delight on Vida and the Station 19 season 3 finale makes up for its previous cruel #Marina episode.

I binged Never Have I Ever season one and Dead to Me season two which helped scrub the cruel Station 19 Marina content from my brain.