In "Queer as Folk," a cast of diverse characters are forced to be resilient in a city that's sick of having to be

In a world that's increasingly hostile to LGBTQ+ people, Uncle Clifford brings the heart, soul and order

Showtime's hot new soap "Queer as Folk" has wit, wisdom and heartache to spare. And sex. Lots and lots of sex.

Salon's TV picks for Weekend, Dec. 1-3, 2000

Anchored in wine appreciation, these social clubs celebrate and elevate marginalized voices in the industry

"L Word" creator Ilene Chaiken has faced criticism over her take on queer women. She explains her new reality show

Sure, most reality and unscripted series are hot garbage. But there are a few that can actually make life better

Salon's TV picks for Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2001

France gets its first gay channel, which promises viewers a mix of "Wonder Woman" repeats, prime-time opera and post-midnight porn.

What to expect from "Transparent" in a world where trans awareness is suddenly part of the national conversation

Some of us have been ready to take this particular journey with the Time Lord for all of our lives

Salon's TV picks for Weekend, Jan. 5-7, 2001

"I just enjoy seeing a world where being gay – or whatever you may be – isn’t questioned"

In a TV age that gives us "Empire" and "Transparent," the sitcom's depiction of the LGBT community is out of date

Netflix's British YA series heads to Paris in its second season, while also deepening and diversifying its romances