Or how networks turned queer longing into free marketing — and why I don’t buy it anymore
How the 90s taught us queerness was fine... as long as it was the punchline.
Because sometimes the arson is metaphorical, and sometimes it’s just a Tuesday.
Why TV Can’t Handle Pastel Palettes, Talking Animals & Emotionally Literate Men
Dead fiancé. Red hair dye. CIA reveal. Piano score. Jennifer Garner running through a parking garage like grief is chasing her. It’s art. It’s pain. It’s everything.
Or How Batman & Robin Gave Us a Queer Identity Crisis in 125 Minutes
A love letter to one of the most iconic queer Black characters on TV—and the radical power of his softness, sass, and strength.
How Will Truman became the “safe” gay best friend for straight America.
Because healing looks better when you're holding a sword and a himbo is ready to throw himself into the void on your behalf.
Mental health, queerness, and family dynamics—with razor-sharp millennial humour and a whole lot of awkward pasta.
Or how grief, chaos, and an unexpected goodbye reshaped a generation
A mixtape of late-night SBS smut, dial-up confessionals, Queer as Folk reruns at whisper-volume, and the merciless precision of the TikTok FYP.
