Ten years later, it’s a very different situation when a gay guy walks into the bar.

A veteran screenwriter talks Golden Girls, Roseanne and getting RuPaul to play Miss Cummings in The Brady Bunch Movie.

Our second bonus episode looks at a contemporary sitcom: Fresh Off the Boat, which made its Winnie Cooper a lesbian.

Our first bonus episode looks at our first non-sitcom: a Batman episode exploring panstless female supervillain roommates.

The most notable participle ever dangled in defense of LGBT people!

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

In the 1990s, gays were perfect — altruistic and polite and demure and masculine enough that viewers felt bad when these characters died.

Only John Waters himself can teach Homer Simpson about the wonders of homosexuality.

Though it never brought up the subject again, the pilot to The Facts of Life features an interesting parable about homophobia.

Welcome to an era when homosexuality served as a hilarious late-minute-of-the-episode reveal.

Compare and contrast your feelings about one of the first LGBT depictions on TV versus Archie’s outdated brand of comedy.

Could a lesbian fall in love with Rose? Apparently yes.

Before she was best known for other things, Roseanne had a reputation for putting same-sex love onscreen.

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