Is this the scariest moment in sitcom history?

There never was a Renee Corliss, it turns out.

“What if Moe were Harvey Milk?” asked someone somewhere, apparently.

A real Rudolph Valentino, if you catch my drift.

The theater can be a lonely place.

There’s something inherently queer about puddles.

Matt Baume takes us from All the in Family to Schitt’s Creek in sex easy episodes.

An anime revolving around wacky gender hijinx refuses to acknowledges that queer people exist.

The greatest gay villain in sitcom history?

What is Australian for “deja vu”?

Winner: best gay panic montage in a half-hour comedy format.

Is this the only trans man-centric storyline ever done by a popular sitcom?

The Monroe Brothers aren’t technically brothers, it turns out.

Let’s get inappropriately Lynchian for the Disney afternoon.

I don’t care what you say anymore; this is my life.

It’s not the endorsement of same-sex marriage you probably think it is.

It didn’t work, but not because gay guys can’t look like Dan Conner.

So much better than you’d imagine a comedic take on anti-gay violence, we swear.

It takes the most compassionate cops in the history of primetime TV to care about gays.

It’s the Miss Piggy remake of The Comeback that we accidentally wished into existence.