A strange new convergence: Terminator candidates in a "Queer Eye" culture.

From too many characters to not enough scares, adventure or love, the sophomore season is in a slump

Showtime's reboot is the return of a bad ex-friend, but its neurotic, sensitive new comedy feels like a keeper

Why the race of NBA’s first openly gay player matters just as much as his sexual orientation

From Joe Cocker to Sweet, the disparate musical blasts that lay the foundation for a hip-hop masterpiece

MTV takes on the British sitcom about four suburban virgins -- and gets the plot right but misses on the details

Reneé Rapp and Amrit Kaur spoke to Salon about the growth and setbacks faced by Leighton and Bela this semester

Netflix's warm and intimate documentary collaborated with Mercado so that his legacy endures for a new generation

The showrunner spoke to Salon about mourning the end, evolving identity, and what she hopes for the show's legacy

"Queer As Folk" -- we blush to relate! Plus: David Blaine gets cold; "G-String Divas" take it all off; and the new Mulder gets his man!

Salon's TV picks for Weekend, Dec. 15-17, 2000

Hint: When richer, whiter, older people appropriate the language of the disenfrachised

Spy work and family are a grind in season 2 of "Patriot," an eccentric comedy where every mission goes wrong