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The Queerest Things I Watched Last Week – December 2, 2019
It was a busy week of Thanksgiving eating for me, and I am currently obsessed with Mr. Robot so I decided to do a Dom and Darlene-only recap.
Queer Beats – November 29, 2019
This week, immerse yourself in queer TV news instead of interacting with your family on the holiday break!
An Alt History Crisis
How our fascination with ‘what if’ and alt-histories leads to the upcoming “Crisis on Infinite Earths.”
The Queerest Things I Watched Last Week – November 25, 2019
I talk about the hot mess that is Cheryl and Toni on Riverdale, Freya makes a guest appearance on Legacies and Amanda and Edie say those three words to each other on Almost Family.
Queer Beats – November 22, 2019
This week, Fivel Stewart blessed us with a breakdown of that kiss, Cable Girls and Runaways announced their final seasons, and the Arrowverse Crossover released new trailers.
“Love Me Bait Me” Teaser from The Clexa Project
Starting in 2015, the number of queer female deaths on television, internationally, climbed to unexpected heights and started a movement.
The Queerest Things I Watched Last Week – November 18, 2019
Darlene and Dom process their past on Mr. Robot, Edie processes possible parenthood on Almost Family and Casey processes gay panic on Atypical.
Queer Beats – November 15, 2019
This week, Brooklyn Nine-Nine celebrated a new season pickup, we were blessed with ThunderGrace content, and Elena Alvarez officially returned to us!
GLAAD: Where We Are on TV 2019
This year’s report shows us that things are getting a little better, and GLAAD throws down the gauntlet for inclusion.
The Queerest Things I Watched Last Week – November 11, 2019
With Black Lightning and Almost Family on pause, it was a really quiet week. All I have is Dex and Fiona X hooking back up on Stumptown.
Queer Beats – November 8, 2019
This week, many of our favorite couples hung out irl (Amandie, Juliantina, Kate/Sophie) and new trailers dropped for “Butch Pal for the Straight Gal” and “Season of Love”!
What The Queers Watch Changes At Scale
Revisiting Nielsen data after six months, understanding what queer families watch proves to be dependant on the quality and content of what is provided.