Displaying items by tag: queer female character

“Sex and the City” fans have had to deal with 17 years of waiting. But the wait is over! And the revival series called “And Just Like That...” features a queer character.

Tracy Oliver’s new series “Harlem” is a breath of fresh air. It follows four friends in their 30s living in New York City who are pursuing their dreams after graduating from college.

HBO Max’s LGBTQ series “Generation” has been canceled after only one season despite its quality and loyal audience demanding more.

"Dickinson" is back for a third season, but this one will be the last of its kind. Get ready to say goodbye to your favorite characters, Emily and Sue!

The new series “I Know What You Did Last Summer”, which includes quite a bit of girl-on-girl kissing, will be available soon on Amazon Prime Video.

Batwoman is back for a third season, and she is more determined than ever! With the support of her allies in Gotham City, Ryan Wilder, aka Batwoman, will keep protecting others as they strive to lead normal lives while fighting crime.

The first season of Warrior Nun hit Netflix in July 2020 and was well received by both critics and audiences alike. Netflix has renewed the series for a second season, but with that being said, we’ll likely see season 2 within the next year or so!

Netflix’s new slasher trilogy “Fear Street” offers a refreshing view of the horror genre by presenting Deena, a black lesbian teenager and protagonist.

Time for “Atypical” final season! The newest installment is available on Netflix since July 9, 2021, and we can’t wait to see what it has to offer. From the trailer, it looks like this season might focus more on Casey’s relationship with Izzie.

The first season of the new Stan Original series Eden, set in Byron Bay, Australia, aired from June 11. This 8-part mystery drama will keep you captivated with suspenseful twists and turns that will leave you guessing until the end but not in a predictable way.

When I first heard about the web series "Norms," I was immediately intrigued by its premise. The show follows the story of Sara, a 29-year-old queer woman from Reykjavik, Iceland, who finds herself struggling to adjust to life in Berlin, Germany. As a person navigating her way through a new city and coming out process all at once, Sara is constantly questioning her place in the world and searching for a sense of identity. Through Sara's humorous and touching experiences in this unfamiliar setting, "Norms" explores important themes like self-love, personal growth, and love in all its forms.

If you're like me, then you've been eagerly awaiting the return of "Elite" for what seems like forever. The third season finale was absolutely insane, and I have no idea how they're going to top it in season 4. But if the new trailer is anything to go by, it looks like we're in for a real treat! In the official trailer for season 4 that you can watch below, we see Rebeka and one of the new girl kissing passionately, and my heart just about melted. It's so refreshing to see a couple of girls in Elite. Can't wait for season 4!

Sony and Netflix’s new animated film “The Mitchells vs. The Machines” has just been released and is the talk of the town, and that’s only fitting since here is, finally, an animated film with a queer female main character!

It’s almost summer and so it’s soon time for Summertime season 2!

GLAAD, the media advocacy organization for LGBTQ people, has just released the 16th edition of the Where Are We On TV study on LGBTQ representation on television. Here are the results on:

1. LGBTQ Representation On Prime Time Television
2. LGBTQ Representation On The Cable
3. LGBTQ Representation on Streaming Platforms
4. Greg Berlanti, Lena Waithe, Ryan Murphy, And Shonda Rhimes

As with many TV series, the filming of the new season of “Star Trek: Picard”, which was scheduled to take place this summer, has been postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic and is normally scheduled to start in January.

As I told you, TV series “Dickinson” is ready. All we had to do was to know the official air date of season 2, and it’s now done!

I loved watching season 1 of the queer fantasy series Warrior Nun and it will be back for another season as Netflix recently confirmed the order for season 2. So we’re going to have a sequel to the story of Ava and the ninja nuns who fight against demons, and maybe a queer romance as well.

And it’s great to see that we’ll be able to follow new emerging queer female characters, Shotgun Mary (Toya Turner), Sister Beatrice (Kristina Tonteri-Yound), and who knows, Ava (Alba Baptista) may be queer too.

Today, let me introduce “Hightown”, a new crime drama set in Provincetown, Massachusetts, whose principal character, Jackie Quiñones, is a lesbian who likes to party and seduce tourists.

Released on the Freeform Channel on March 18, 2020, the show Motherland: Fort Salem follows 3 young women, 3 witches, who commit themselves to defend the Americans against a terrorist threat.