A remembrance of a gay character that could have been — but didn’t make it past the pilot.

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.

Guess which show handled a coming out storyline better than its Must See TV imitators?

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

It’s two-thirds a thoughtful exploration of bisexuality and then one-third an army of dancing homos.

Glen made a big boy movie! It’s called Being Frank, and it opens this weekend!

Life is more than mere survival, and Mr. Belvedere is more than a mere butler.

If you wake up in the bed of a gay person, it’s safe to assume you had sex with them. Right?

Candice Bergen as Godzilla leads to surprisingly earnest gay dialogue.

Hear the Sophia Petrillo speech that helped legalize same-sex marriage.

This conversation begins with He-Man and ends with somewhere moderately deep.

The best gay sitcom episode that has a B plot about a death premonition dream.

Bea Arthur teaches us that liberals can be prejudiced jerks too.

A young man comes out as gay, but get this: he’s also good at sports!

Wait, did DVD just make a joke about ejaculate?

Identical cousins! Only with different hair and different sexualities!

In the sitcom world, gay panic gets a happy ending.

Known for its very special episodes, Blossom actually downplays its one big gay storyline. Whoa.

King of the Hill reminds us how much we as a culture have learned about drag queens in the past few years.