Why does every show have a gay character

In order for a show to include an LGBTQ+ series regular and still be proportional to ~5% you would need to have at least 20 series regulars. But the vast majority of shows have nothing close to that so by including even a single LGBTQ+ are automatically "overrepresenting them" mathematically. Like many things that happen on Twitter, Game of Thrones discourse is quite tedious. While these views of the show and George R. I watched the first episode alone, and then realizing there were books, read those first.

Films and shows don’t have to be entirely centered around LGBTQ+ characters in order to be good representation. Sometimes, a project having gay characters whose main storyline does not surround their sexuality can be even better. Got stories to share? Become a contributor… click here. Kari V.

Out of series-regular characters on broadcast TV, % are LGBT, making up 92 characters, with an additional 49 in recurring roles. Lesbian characters, such as Batwoman on CW. This is something I have to do to write the monthly streaming guide. Sometimes I copy and save my very favorite lines from these complaints to laugh at them and today seemed like a good moment to share them with the group. But, stop trying to shove the mess in my face.

GLAAD’s annual “Where We Are on TV” report found major increases in LGBTQ+ representation. If it seems like you can’t swing the remote without elbowing a queer character, that’s because television is now officially gayer than ever. Seeing characters like themselves in mainstream media helps queer kids feel less alone, but it also provides education and understanding for the adults who need to support them. Having friends who don't understand them, or having parents who don't accept them can be isolating and detrimental to their mental health. These are not good statistics.