This week, Abby’s was unfairly cancelled, Nicole Maines and Nafessa Williams graced the newest issue of The Advocate, and Queen Sugar dropped a new trailer!

The release of Nielsen data for queer viewers demonstrates that queer television is complex, diverse, and intersectional.

After watching Vida season two twice, I decided the next 10 weeks of this column is going to be a love letter to Tanya Saracho.

This week on Queer Beats, we watched the first Batwoman trailer, many of our favorite shows got picked up for a new season, and the new Vida season dropped!

It’s time to talk about what’s new-new for 2019! That’s right, it’s Batwoman, Motherland: Fort Salem, and more!

It was finale week last week! Hen and Ren have baby plans on 9-1-1, Choni escaped The Farm on Riverdale and Alex and Kelly kissed on Supergirl.

Vida season two drops next Tuesday and we’re doing a giveaway to encourage you to binge the whole thing.

Have we oversaturated the market with scripted dramas, or is the ever increasing mountain of TV a good thing for diversity?

It’s the return of Jo and Chase in Easy season three, Anne and Ann 1800s hook up in Gentleman Jack and Maia makes an appearance in The Good Fight.

This week, Batwoman finally got a series order, we got closer to new Queen Sugar and Vida episodes, and Katie McGrath is going to play a bisexual lawyer!

Coming to Netflix is the next installment in the “Tales of the City” franchise.

Alex and Kelly come out to each other on Supergirl, Sara joins Ava’s book club on Legends of Tomorrow and Mel comes clean to Niko on Charmed.