Netflix’s Zero Is Young, Black, And Powerful!
Zero tells a story of defining and defending home, finding friends in surprising moments, class differences, gentrification and discrimination. It gives us the gift of seeing vibrant, gorgeous, joyous fierce creative Black kids as stars of their neighbourhood and on screen.
The Queer Community Is Flourishing: HBO’s Full Bloom
HBO’s Full Bloom is a reality competition so filled with personal growth and uplifting spirits and a very ever-present essence of queerness.
Family Dynamics and Flirtatious Dares: Netflix’s Love & Anarchy
Love & Anarchy is as much of a flirtatious, spontaneous, surprisingly sweet adventure as the trailer had me expecting.
Netflix’s Biohackers: Badass Experiments, Sloppy Revenge
This German Nextflix show has a young woman fumbling her way through a revenge plot that takes place in a thrilling, demanding, fast-paced world of biohackers.
Alta Mar: Glamour and Groping on the High Seas
This show is more glamourous and picturesque than it has any right to be. There’s murder, family drama, unrequited love, luxury cabins… and then there are the sexual assaults.
Intergalactic Politics, Casual Queerness: The CW’s Pandora
Pandora has spaceships, intergalactic diplomacy, and so many action scenes with badass women in combat. They’re giving us queer rep and sex-positive vibes, and the guns go pew-pew!