We saw Poussey one last time on Orange is the New Black and I start recapping Dear White People season three.

This week, we found out that Angelica Ross will be hosting a presidential forum (thank god!), The Fosters will be getting back together, and ODAAT proved the haters wrong.

The US is gearing up for another season, and this time three stations are bringing in new shows, but the CW is still ruling the roost.

BH90210 has a finale episode while The Deuce has a premiere one and Cable Girls season four is off to a very queer start.

This week, the CW released new trailers, Indya Moore continued to be inspiring, and Orphan Black returned in a new audio series.

The feature most asked for by data lovers and academics is finally here. That’s right, you can see what years a character was on air.

We learn more about Alex’s pre-prison life on Orange is the New Black and Yolanda and Arthie process relationship issues on GLOW season three.

This week, many new convention guests were announced and DragonCon gave us a lot of good, sweet content.

In order for us to move forward and normalize what we see on TV, representation must be intersectional.

Gabrielle and Christine kiss on BH90210 and Shani comes clean to Nicky on Orange is the New Black.

This week, we got a glimpse of Alice in the upcoming Batwoman, Maisie Richardson-Sellers and her partner released a queer music video, and Stumptown will most definitely be queer!

It’s incredibly meta to talk about a documentary about queer female representation on television. And yet.