Grey’s Anatomy

This week, Harley Quinn and The Chi were renewed (yay!) but, annoyingly, Stumptown was not.

I am continuing to enjoy the Raylla content on Motherland: Fort Salem and completely surprised by the Teddy and Allison queer drama from the past on Grey’s Anatomy.

This week, all we truly want to talk about is the Station 19, Grey’s, and Vida casts.

I write a bittersweet recap of the Orange is the New Black series finale and cover some quick queer moments in returning Fall shows.

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.

How far have we come since Carol and Susan were married on Friends in 1996?

This week, our favorite ships got some Valentine’s Day attention and Killing Eve released a season 2 trailer!

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.

We meet Alice’s ex GF and her new fiance on Good Trouble, say goodbye to Cece on Grey’s and hello again as Niko returns to Charmed.

I cover the Burden of Truth season one finale, Hen is trapped in a hole on 9-1-1 and Shameless sucks at lesbianism.

It’s the big, 2-episode Wynonna Earp Season Three Finale and Grey’s is back with their queer characters.

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