Happy Endings Comes Out for Thanksgiving
It’s a Max episode, but Jane has her queerest hair ever.
Marge Simpson Meets a Drag Queen
The Simpsons are not actually going to the set of RuPaul’s Drag Race.
The Cleveland Show Whiffs a Potentially Great Bi Episode
It’s the one where Terry comes out, but apparently no one knows about bisexuality.
Schitt’s Creek Gets a Pansexual Love Triangle
In which David and Stevie are not as progressive as they’d like to think.
256: Titus Is the Real Star of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
And no, we didn’t pick the “Pinot Noir” episode, either.
252: Curb Your Enthusiasm Acknowledges That a Child Seems Gay
Leave to to Larry David to admit that sometimes children are obviously gay.
241: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Stops Being Funny to Be Gay Instead
The twist is that this episode ends on an earnest note — no joke.
239: Community’s Gay Dean Is Not Actually Gay
In fact, gay is only two-sevenths of Craig Pelton’s complex sexual identity.
222: How Does a Conservative Sitcom Do a Gay Episode?
Tim Allen’s second second did a gay episode almost right off the bat.
218: Bob’s Burgers Celebrates Christmas at a Gay Rave
A Christmas mystery + the legend of Marshmallow!
205: A Queer History of SNL, Part Two
From the Girl With No Gaydar to Bowen Yang in ten LGBTQ-centric sketches.
200: Moe Szyslak Is Gay for Pay
“What if Moe were Harvey Milk?” asked someone somewhere, apparently.
153: Rosa Diaz Is Bi... And Brooklyn Nine-Nine Is Copaganda
A real-life bisexual discusses a real-life bisexual playing an on-TV bisexual. Bisexually!
151: Janet from The Good Place Is a Nonbinary Icon
Not a girl, not a lady, also not a robot.
127: Bob Belcher Is Bi
Quite possibly the only bi-themed Thanksgiving episode in sitcom history.
93: Patty Bouvier Has a Girlfriend
Patty gets a functional relationship + every other gay thing on The Simpsons ever.
84: Penelope Alvarez Is the Mother of a Queer Teenager
As if we needed another reason to love Rita Moreno.
72: Superstore Is Queerer Than You Think
Nico Santos' Mateo might be the highest-profile queer Asian character on TV ever.