Never forget the “Kaiju Brooke Shields” opening credits.

The case for why we’re better off not wallpapering over the things Friends did wrong.

“An unblemished record of staunch heterosexuality.”

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

Bruce McCuolloch is still the cute one.

Everything Ross touches turns to shit.

Reproductive heterosexuality vs. late-in-life lesbianism.

Men don’t watch Melrose Place.

Two fake gays < Holland Taylor playing straight.

It’s the most lesbian-focused episode not featuring Susan or Carol.

For our first-ever trans episode, we look at a David Spade-heavy Just Shoot Me. (Sorry.)

The tragedy of Susan Ross and the continual queering of George Costanza.

Despite itself, this gay Friends outing gets more right than wrong.

Sometimes the Ross and Rachel model of sitcom romance just isn’t for you.

The big reveal is how Gil Chesterton looks shirtless.

We can’t end the debate about whether Friends is homophobic, but we can say definitively whether Rachel is Jewish.

Will and Grace should be lauded for increasing awareness of LGBT causes and also Megan Mullally.

This episode won a GLAAD attitude, but does it seem award-worthy today?

The episode that answers the question, “Hey, is Frasier gay or what?”