A
Adam-12: Cops
bonding before CHIPS
Alf: From Melmac to West Hollywood
Alice, and Tommy: There's a new girl in town, with a teen idol son
The Almighty Johnsons: Norse gods kissing girls in New Zealand.
All
in the Family: The Gay Episode
American Horror Story:
A school for boys run by gay men
The top ten gay hunks of New York
The Andy Griffith Show: Looking for muscles
B
Bangkok Love Stories: Lots of cute Thai guys, but no temples or gay bars
Batman: The Boy Wonder's beneath the belt bulk
Beat: Bisexual Bohemian James Bond in Berlin
Beefcake Dads of 1950s Sitcoms
Bewitched, bewildered, and gay
The Big Bang Theory: 10 homophobic things
Big Valley: Show me Tom Barkley's guts!
BJ
and the Bear: A trucker named after a s*x act and his chimp sidekick
Black Summer: First days of a gay-free zombie apocalypse
The Bob Cummings Show: Bob and his "nephew" Chuck
Burns and Allen: Meredith Wilson is "not the marrying kind"
Busting Loose: Spring 1977, on the brink of "busting loose"
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C
The Carol Burnette Show: Looking for Muscles
Catfish Mexico: Antonio gets a text from the mysterious Jauvier every night at 11:11 pm
Cheers: Where nobody knows your name if you're gay
Chico and the Man: Anglo-Hispanic gay couple
CHIPS:
The episode where Leif Garrett is in love with his agent
Corner Gas: Not a lot goin' on, and that's the way I like it
Crashing:
A unique gay romance
Crossing Swords: The gay wedding episode
D
Daniel Boone: He was a big man
Dark Shadows: Barnabas and Willie
Degrassi: The Next Generation, with more gay plotlines
The Dick Van Dyke Show: looking for muscle
A Different World: Angst and beefcake at a gay college
Diff'rent
Strokes: The "Bicycle Man" gay predator episode
The Doris Day Show: Gays next door in 1972
The Drew Carey Show: Why was this my favorite program in 1999?
The Dukes of Hazzard: Backwoods Adonis cousins and their Confederate Flag
Dynasty: Why
we watched in West Hollywood
E
Eight
is Enough to fill our lives with schmaltz. But at least Grant
Goodeve took his shirt off
Everybody Hates Chris, but loves Tequan Richmond
F
Father,
Dear Father: Gay-friendly Britcom without gays
Fear the Walking Dead: 24 dead hunks
The Feathered Serpent: Gay British Aztecs
The Flash: Gay characters and subtexts in a DC comics reboot
Flipper: Bodybuilding teen, twink brother, gay dad, and a dolphin
Flipper: Sandy Ricks in trouble
The Flying Nun and hunky casino owner Carlos
Frasier: The gayest show on tv, or the most homophobic
Friends: A homophobic small-town Manhattan
Friends: More homophobia, and this time it's serious
Fringe: Ten beefcake stars of the paranormal Mulder/Scully series
From Muscle Beach to the Cimarron Strip: TV Westerns of the 1950
G
G
The Golden Girls: Homophobic favorite of gay fans, for some reason
The Greatest American Hero, believe it or not
Green Acres: Gay siblings on 1960s tv
The Green Hornet: Batman light
Growing
Pains: The sordid past and homophobic present
H
Head of the Class: The future's so bright, I gotta wear shades
Heartbreak High: Lots of Hookup Secrets at an Australian High School
Here's Lucy: The gay-positive episode
Hey, Dad...!: Australia's Growing Pains
High
Chapparal: Billy Blue and the bulging Manolito
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Always bring a towel
The Hogan Family: Which heartthrob was your favorite, Jason, Jeremy, or Danny?
Home and Away: Gay subtext soap opera from Australia that I watched in France
Husbands, Wives, and Lovers: Feeling very grown-up and sort of dirty
I
I'm
Dickens...He's Fenster: Early 1960s buddy-bonding
The Invaders: The Gay Menace from outer space
It's
A Man's World: A gay threesome from the 1960s
It's About Time: Astronauts and cave men
It's Always Sunny: Mac finds his Pride
It's Always Sunny: Why you should be watching Always Sunny
It's Your Move: Jason Bateman as a teen con artist
J
The Jeffersons: We're movin' on up
John from Cincinnati: Surfing Has Nothing to Do With It
Just Shoot Me: Why we watched in West Hollywood
K-L
Kyle XY: Chromosomal heterosexual clone
Lanigan's Rabbi: Rabbi-cop buddy bonding
Laramie: Brokeback Mountain for the 1950s
Laverne and Shirley: Why didn't they just come out?
Little House on the Prairie: hunks face fire, flood, disease, disaster, murder, and angst
Lost in Space: Was Dr. Smith gay?
Lost in Space: Is the new series worth a trip?
Love Boat/Fantasy Island: Love won't hurt anymore
Love, American Style: I will defend your right to shine
Love,
Sidney: Tony Randall plays...um...you know
The Lucy Show: Los Angeles as home
M
Malcolm in the Middle: Fank and Eric in the Middle
Marvel's Agents of Shield: lots of beefcake, one fleeting gay character
Mary and Rhoda and Gordie the Weatherman: Hip Urban Sitcoms
Merli: Catalan boy studies philosophy, gets with cougars, displays his backside
The Middle: Inclusivity Alert: A gay reference
Mr.
Belvedere: The bodybuilder and the nanny
Move to Heaven: Nobody really moves to heaven
The Muppet Show: a refuge for the "head cases"
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Saturday morning with Joel and the Bots
N-O
The New People: Gay hippies after Stonewall
Orphan Black: Male n*des, gay characters, and clones
P-Q
Papa
Soltero: Telemundo teens on the beach
Paul Sand in Friends and Lovers
Perry Mason: Practically everybody was gay
Play by Play: girls are the meaning of life, yet again
The Politician: Gay-Light Sociopaths in a Hunk-Infested High School
The Prisoner: We want in..formation
R
Razzle Dazzle: TV Variety Shows of the 1970s
The Real O'Neals: The real bulges
Red
Dwarf: Four flamboyant guys roaming the galaxy
Riverdale: Archie's Pals and Gals face angst and dark secrets
Riverdale: Seventy years of Archie beefcake
Riverdale: More Archie beefcake
The Rockford Files: Buddy of the week needs help
Rowan
and Martin's Laugh-In: It's a dangerous thing to confuse children with
angels
The Roy Rogers Show: Western for homophobes
S
Saturday
Night Live and the ambiguously gay Bill Murray
Sea Hunt: Lloyd Bridges shows his biceps
Seinfeld: Twelve things I love and hate
The Sentinel: Male detective and male grad student fall in love
A Series of Unfortunate Events: As transphobic as ever
The Shield: Cops in the 2000s display the homophobia of the 1950s
Smallville:
Clark and Luther, men of steel
Soap: The first gay human on tv
Spartacus: Gay subtexts, gay characters, and a wife
Star Trek, the Original Series: Chekhov and Sulu in love
Star Trek, Deep Space Nine: Where no heterosexual has gone before
Star Trek, Discovery: Any gay characters or beefcake?
Star Trek, the Next Generation: The top 10 hunks
Star Trek, Voyager: The top 3 hunks
Strangers from Hell: When you don't know you're dead
Suddenly Susan: Biceps, Brooke Shields, and Pete the gay mail boy
Superboy in
West Hollywood
Superman: A
World of Jimmy Olsons
Swinging Bachelor Detectives of the 1960s
T-V
Teen
Wolf: Which teen hunk is gay?
That Girl: Will and Grace for the 1960s
They Had Faces Then: TV hunks before beefcake
Three's Company: Life is a ball again when a straight guy pretends to be gay
Throb: How we watched tv in the 1990s
The Tonight Show: The gay snark of Johnny Carson
Trailer Park Boys: Gay characters in the Canadian hood
Trapper John MD fights homophobia, sort of
24 Boys: Behrooz
Twin Peaks: The Owls are not what they seem
Two Broke Girls: Gay showrunner, homophobic mess
UFO and the shirtless SHADO warriors
Ugly Betty: The heterosexual gay kid
Undone: If I see one more chicken-peck kiss...
W-Z
Wahlburgers: Four
seasons, no underwear
The Walking Dead: Gay people unwelcome at the end of the world
The Walking Dead: The World Beyond: Five disappointments and genocide
The War at Home: A homophobic gay ally
Weird City: Dylan O'Brien and Ed O'Neil fall in love
What's Happening: Inner city prettyboy
Who's the Boss, aka Tony Danza in a towel
Will and Grace: 13 things I hate and nothing that I love
WKRP in Cincinnati: Doctor Johnny Fever wants you
WKRP in Cincinnati: Homophobia alert: Les on the ledge
The Worst Finales in Television History
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