Brooklyn Nine-Nine

It was a week of relationship processing! Sara and Ava worked on their relationship in Ava’s Purgatory, Petra and JR dealt with trust issues and Rosa and Jocelyn took on work-life balance.

This week, Juliantina soared, Atypical keeps getting queerer, and Jane the Virgin said goodbye.

Rosa and Jocelyn make their debut on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, the moms are back on Good Trouble and Cheryl and Toni work out their issues to song on Riverdale.

This week, Ruby Rose and Rachel Skarsten acted like sisters, Brooklyn Nine-Nin got renewed, and the end of Orange is the New Black got very real.

Anissa digs deeper into Grace’s past on Black Lighting, we’re reminded there is indeed a lesbian character named Alex on Supergirl and Mel can’t stay away from Niko on Charmed.

This week, Rachel Skarsten fulfilled our greatest villain dreams, Petramos reminded us why Jane the Virgin is worth the wait, and One Day at a Time returned!

We were blessed with Kate Moennig on Grown-ish to help process Nomi’s straight girl issues, we met Gael’s sister Jazmin on Good Trouble and I opted for RENT: Live over Supergirl and Charmed.

This week, Stephanie Beatriz talked about Rosa and directing Brooklyn Nine-Nine, all our Choni questions were answered, and we finally got a sneak peek at Dreamer from Supergirl!

This week, The OC’s Alex Kelly made an appearance, One Day at a Time finally released a trailer, and Vida (and vida in general) continues to be radically queer.

This week, Aisha Dee talked Kadena, Killing Eve got the attention it deserves, and the Legends of Tomorrow cast had Good Fan Fun at Fan Fest.

This week, Stephanie Beatriz and Jameela Jamil created the Good Place, The Prom made us all cry over our mashed potatoes, and Steven Universe announced new episodes.

To celebrate Bi Visibility Day, I wanted to highlight the characters I felt bring great bisexual representation to the small screen.