The Critic Is Very Gay (Even If Jay Sherman Is Not)
Bonus points for tricking Siskel and Ebert into singing.
The Cleveland Show Whiffs a Potentially Great Bi Episode
It’s the one where Terry comes out, but apparently no one knows about bisexuality.
258: The Great North Pushes Aunt Dirt Out of the Bunker — and Out of the Closet
Sometimes elderly curmudgeons are also gay.
249½: Bob’s Burgers Gives Marshmallow a New Voice
Listen, lonely seabird, you've been away from land too long.
248: King of the Hill Accidentally Explores Muscle Gainer Subculture
Sometimes straight people inadvertently showcase niche gay fetish culture.
244: Karl Is the Simpsons’ First Gay Friend
But did TV viewers in 1990 know who Harvey Fierstein was?
223: The Simpsons Does a Riff on Lesbian Cult Classic
The weird story behind “Lisa the Drama Queen” and the New Zealand murder that led to it.
218: Bob’s Burgers Celebrates Christmas at a Gay Rave
A Christmas mystery + the legend of Marshmallow!
200: Moe Szyslak Is Gay for Pay
“What if Moe were Harvey Milk?” asked someone somewhere, apparently.
186: John Goodman Played Gay on Normal, Ohio
It didn’t work, but not because gay guys can’t look like Dan Conner.
177: A Gay Alien Makes American Dad a Good Show
Roger does what the Great Gazoo couldn’t, including anal probes.
158: Bill Dauterive Is Gay for Pay
I like my drinks the same as my men: strong and sweet and under an umbrella.
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!
139: Philip J. Fry Accidentally Kills His Gay Grandpa (But Saves the Universe)
Take that, causality!
127: Bob Belcher Is Bi
Quite possibly the only bi-themed Thanksgiving episode in sitcom history.
125: Smithers Has a Boyfriend (Interview with Rob and Johnny LaZebnik)
This actually might be the gayest episode ever.
113: Marge Simpson Is a Homophobe and a Transphobe
Sometimes the shows you love don’t love you back.
