In honour of Pride Month, I thought it’d be fun to take a look at some of my favourite TV shows with LGBT representation. It’s incredibly validating to see aspects of your gender identity in a character and extremely important for younger generations to have these, as it opens up conversations, encourages people to learn […] More
Dreamy, harsh, mystical, and deeply personal; Build a Problem is the debut album of indie singer/songwriter and YouTuber Dodie Clark (stylized “dodie”). This is her first studio album, having released four EPs since 2016 and many singles/unreleased original songs since she created her YouTube channel (“doddleoddle”) in 2011. As a fan of hers for almost […] More
Spirit Swap: Lofi Beats to Match-3 To is a bright and bubbly match-3 style game coming to Kickstarter on April 13th. I had a chance to speak with Alex, creative lead from developer Soft Not Weak about the game and some of the features as well as having LGBT characters at the forefront of the […] More
At its core, Doctor Who feels like a queer television show. An array of aliens, planets, and even dimensions are just some of the ingredients that create such an eccentric and often heart-warming portrayal of all things weird and wonderful. This focus on spectrums of existence and outsiders to everyday life as we know it […] More
Last Friday, February 19th, the final episode of the five-part series It’s a Sin aired here in the UK and I feel that it is the most important show I’ve ever witnessed in hoping to be educated in LGBT history. I am often reminded of just how lucky I am to live openly as a […] More
“It’s not like he’s the first gay friend I’ve ever had.” —Frasier “He’s the first one who thinks you’re gay, too.” —Niles Frasier’s 2003 gay farce “The Doctor is Out” is a masterpiece of queer representation. “Frasier?” I can hear you laugh over your glass of sherry. Hear me out. This spin-off of NBC’s wildly […] More
“Let’s go to Trill!” Star Trek: Discovery S3E4, “Forget Me Not” is an absolute marvel of emotional revelation and series spanning continuity. These are my favorite types of Star Trek episodes: all world building, culture, and emotional connection. Add in the fact that the main plot focuses on an emotionally fraught dinner and a single […] More
The Haunting Of Bly Manor wanted to be a ghost story. It had all the elements of one, but when it came down to the final episodes the real story being told wasn’t a ghost story. It was a story about love. In Episode 5, live-in housekeeper, Hannah Grose (T’Nia Miller), tells cook, Owen (Rahul […] More
As a member of the LGBT community, I notice representation wherever it can be found. I have previously stated that popular games are lacking in representation of our community but I think that has recently started to change. Over the past three weeks, a wonderful game called Tell Me Why has been released in the […] More
Xena: Warrior Princess was my first organized fandom as an adult, and it will always have a special place in my heart. Not Xena herself. She may have been the icon, but I was there for the supporting cast, as my reputation in the OG fandom as “Everybody’s Gabrielle” (typically, most of the people who […] More
When Six Feet Under premiered on HBO in 2001, LGBTQ characters were still were novelty than normal. L.A. Law had their lesbian kiss ten years earlier and Ellen came out on her sitcom four years prior and of course there was the groundbreaking Queer as Folk, but television was still somewhat slow moving introducing characters who […] More
There are 16 seasons of Grey’s Anatomy, so there are easily a bunch of episodes I could cover. There’s a reason the hospital drama has lasted for as long as it has. Its cast of characters are frustratingly relatable. The stories it manages to produce continue to draw viewers in for being interesting, and when […] More
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