“Let’s do Brigadoon, even if Lucy is clearly not Scottish.”

The crossover that wasn’t but then was. With Muppets.

Pamela Adlon played a girl pretending to to be a boy long before she’d play Bobby Hill.

This one-season wonder does what most ‘80s sitcoms can’t or won’t.

The “condoms, condoms, condoms!” episode also features a gay storyline that marks an early utterance of “love is love.”

Roger does what the Great Gazoo couldn’t, including anal probes.

The Great Gazoo was allegedly inspired by a real-life gay.

Seinfeld gives us Cedric and Bob, two of the only gay villains in 90s TV.

It’s not subtext: Kunzite and Zoisite are an actual, out gay couple.

The episode where Lisa Whelchel made Dippity Doo scary.

A show that dares to make the most obvious gay Christmas puns possible.

“What if King of the Hill only liberal?”

Confused? You probably will be.

Feel bad for both Jonathan *and* Danny Pintauro!

The triumphant return of RJ Biggins means increased awareness of sitcom bears.

Less white, more queer, and with a Married... With Children-style laugh track.

If you can’t beat Friends, point out all the stuff it does wrong.

Not the first example of a weird sitcom ep, but probably the most famous.

Creepy, kooky, and as concerned as any parents that their child might turn out… you know, “wrong.”

Problematic aspects aside, did this show do a lot for LGTQ representation?