This week, in honor of the second season of Warrior Nun, I decided to take a look back at other queer nuns that have graced our television screens.

Binge models leave us starving for more, while constantly being inundated with new.

It’s not just you. The CW’s demise, on the heels and toes of HBOMax’s collapse, sparks fear in this queer’s TV lovin’ heart.

It was Tracie Thoms week while we visited Hen and Karen’s first date on 9-1-1 and met Camille, Nova’s first girlfriend on Queen Sugar.

This week, we are diving into the database to find the first queer character that appeared on a sitcom.

“Queer stories have been told with different faces and different names for years.” – Janina Gavankar talks to us about TV, video games, and immortality.

The happy Shondaland queers are at Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital and Lucy & Kate take their relationship to the next level on NCIS: Hawai’i.

Maybe it’s the death knell for TV as we know it, but the merger of HBO Max and Discovery+ is bad for everyone. Except corporate executives…

I loved High School so far and, hallelujah, we found out Carmen Moyo is gay on the The Good Fight!

This week, I was curious to find out which actor on LWTV holds the record for playing the most queer characters on TV.

I know you feel it too, it all seems so untrue. When you get up and over it and over them. Tegan and Sara’s memoire hits the small screen this week.

I did a few binge-watches including Harley Quinn and NCIS: Hawai’i so I could jump on board the Kate and Lucy ship.