Tommy

On understanding why cop shows are prevalent on TV, and why the first two non-comedy queer-named-and-led series are about law enforcement.

While queer characters are on every type of show out there, the ones where they get to headline a show named for them are limited in scope.

I binged Never Have I Ever season one and Dead to Me season two which helped scrub the cruel Station 19 Marina content from my brain.

This week, HomeCon has released guests for their second virtual convention!

It’s a quickie recap week from Little Fires Everywhere on Hulu to Tommy drama and a Station 19 #Marina report.

Tommy is in trouble with girlfriend problems on Tommy and the Vida season three premiere gives us the Emico content we deserve.

There’s been a lot going on. All these shows are in their first seasons in 2020, and you should check them out since you’ve got some TV time on your hands.

Scylla covers her tracks on Motherland: Fort Salem, Lorraine causes drama on Twenties and Tommy and Kiley have a couple of dates on Tommy.

A surprise Thundergrace wedding is interrupted by a war on Black Lightning, Maya and Carina are a lot on Station 19 and Alice stands up for herself on Good Trouble.

We’re past just needing more main character representation. It’s time to get titular, fam.

The quiet week of queer content gave me a chance to cover the Tommy premiere episode, a new drama with a lesbian lead character.

Every year in February, the Television Critics Association has upfronts so the TV reporters can meet everyone. Welcome to the 2020 Winter TCAs.