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‘Doctor Who’ First Gay Kiss Is Historic Actually
Doctor Who treated fans to a passionate kiss between The Doctor and Rogue but there seems to be confusion on the moment’s significance.
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‘My Love Mix-Up!’ EP 1 Review: Welcome Back, GeminiFourth
An eraser, a crush and a mix-up begins Kangthap and Atom’s love story in My Love Mix-Up! Episode 1. How do Gemini and Fourth work in this show?
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‘9-1-1: Lone Star’ Season 5 Is a Rollercoaster For Tarlos, Says Ronen Rubinstein
Ronen Rubinstein spoke about what fans can expect for Tarlos in the upcoming season of 9-1-1: Lone Star. He teases “the biggest rollercoaster.”
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‘Industry’ Returns For a David Jonsson-Less Season 3
Come August, HBO’s sexy finance drama, Industry, returns for a third season. The show will be missing one intergral character.
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‘The Boyfriend’ — Japanese Reality Gay Dating Series Coming to Netflix
In The Boyfriend, queer Japanese men live together in a beach house and develop connections. Get all the details about the Netflix series.
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‘Interview with the Vampire’ Season 2 Episode 4 Review: Cracks Begin to Show
Relationships among the characters begin to evolve in Interview with the Vampire Season 2 Episode 4. Dynamics change for good.
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‘9-1-1’ Has Tommy Match Buck’s Freak In Season 7 Finale
9-1-1 Season 7 puts a pause on Buck and Tommy’s relationship as the season ends but they are diving into new sexy territory and Buck tests Tommy.
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‘Ripley’ Proves That It’s Okay to Write Gay Characters
Netflix’s version of Ripley is a thrilling tale of desire and murder but the show does not break any new ground. Ripley had one job really, and it failed.
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‘9-1-1: Lone Star’ Season 5 Image Spells Trouble For Carlos and TK
9-1-1: Lone Star returns this fall on FOX and a new image from Season 5 teases trouble for Carlos and TK. Check out what’s up with the newlyweds.
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‘Chicago P.D.’ Mishandled Voight and Noah’s Storyline In Season 11
Chicago P.D. introduced a gay character in Season 11 but killed him before he realized his potential. Let’s dive into One Chicago’s frail gay representation.