Fire Island [2022]
Brought to life by a tremendously talented cast, Fire Island is a the breezily entertaining that LGBTQ people need.
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We’re Here – Season Two [2021]
With a step up in fashion, looks, performances and stories, HBO clearly had a bigger budget this time around and I loved every minute of it.
Q-Force – Season One [2021]
Good queer shows are a rarity. But Q-Force is definitely one of the good ones, even when it relies heavily on stereotypes.
The Other Two – Season One [2019]
The first season of The Other Two skewers and celebrates pop culture with equal aplomb and a wickedly witty sense of humor.
Love, Victor – Season 2 [2021]
From steamy scenes to heart to heart, Season 2 of Love, Victor is the best LGBTQ coming of age television currently streaming.
Call Me By Your Name [2017]
Call Me by Your Name offers a sad but powerful portrait of first love. However, I’m not sure it deserved all the buzz it generated back in 2017.
Legendary – Season 2 [2021]
Season two of Legendary is challenging itself and getting even better.
Pose – Season 3 [2021]
Though it’s entirely too short, the final season of POSE is a joyously entertaining celebration of life that is not to be missed.
Special – Season 2 [2021]
Special is a special series. Even if it’s ending with a not-so-great season two, the sixteen episodes series takes you inside the life of a gay man with cerebral palsy in his mid-20s.
Halston – Limited Series [2021]
Ewan McGregor is almost unrecognizable playing Halston, a legendary designer from 1970s and 1980s New York. Sadly, all the megawatt charisma didn’t make the limited series any less boring.
Love, Victor – Season 1 [2020]
Being a spin-off from Love, Simon, Love, Victor takes what made the movie great and successfully sprinkles some Disney coming of age teenage drama onto it. Can’t wait for season two.
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