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.

I finish Derry Girls season two as quickly as a small bag of delicious potato chips and Alex & Piper grow further apart while trying to stay together on Orange is the New Black.

This week, The L Word: Generation Q dropped a trailer and queer fandom lost their minds.

Once you know the name Mandahla Rose you won’t forget her. She took time to chat with us at ClexaCon about representation, superheroes, and how hard comedy can be.

I start recapping the final season of Orange is the New Black, and the Pose ladies have a girls’ beach trip.

This week, our queer convention prayers were answered but our please-keep-Jenny-dead prayers were ignored.

Not every show wants to tell you all the details about what’s new. A lot have new and exciting experiences to let you feel your way through them.

Good Trouble brings the Alice/Joey/Lindsay drama, Professor Shane is in trouble on Grown-ish and we’re given the gift of Ali Liebert on BH90210.