Jay and Sam (with some additional background commentary by Suzanne, Jay's cat) discuss the classic sitcom The Golden Girls, its messages of queer acceptance and what feels inherently queer about the show.

Stephen Willis of About Time joins Jay to discuss the BBC's long-running sci-fi show Doctor Who and what's so queer about it.

Bill Graff returns from his latest Bedknobs and Broomsticks adventure to talk about gay figures in the history of Hollywood. The conversation opens up to queer representation and the ability for actors to be openly queer.

Following from a point in the last episode, Jonathan Miranda returns to talk with Jay about shipping, why we do it, how it's been done and when it's not okay.

Jonathan Miranda returns to talk to Jay about guilty pleasures, the things we enjoy we're not sure if we should.

Jay's friends Jon and Sam discuss Marvel's X-Men, especially the Animated Series, their hopes for X-Men '97 and their favorite characters!

Jay's friend Erica drops by to discuss her life as an asexual and some of the things she's found that speak to her experience.

Jay talks with his friend Colin Ayres about how he's seen the culture in the UK shift around LGBT issues. Just like in other areas, there's some advances and some setbacks.

Jonathan Miranda joins Jay in discussing Showtime's adaptation of Thomas Mallon's Fellow Travelers. And somehow, Lindsay Lohan. They touch on some of the deep meanings of the story, and also somehow Jonathan makes Jay crack up.

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Angelo Thomas joins Jay in discussing the first look trailer for the film adaptation of the musical Wicked.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1dvX9Vs0ns

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