I have a problem with homoerotic subtext. It’s not that I totally hate it or anything. I just… have a teeny, tiny beef with it. Analyzing homoerotic subtext can be exciting, particularly when it comes to canon character development and … Continue reading Deadpool and the Unbearable Lightness of Homoerotic Subtext
While enticing, Netflix’s promotions for Sense8 didn’t get me watching. Nor did the flood of gifs from Twitter and Tumblr: fireworks shows, grenade launchers, Sayid from Lost, and another guy who had apparently lost his flip flop and needed Hernando to … Continue reading How Sense8 Quietly Became The Best LGBTQIA Representation on Television
My love affair with TV has been a decade long and from the beginning, I’ve been bombarded with the idea that the love of a man (especially romantic love), is an important part of any woman’s life. Continue reading Jane the Virgin, Romantic Triangles and Giving Female Characters the Agency They Deserve
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